Find Out Now Survey Index

Question Type Available answers Status Survey ID Question ID Date Segmentation filter Total answers Repeat after (days) Action
Who did you vote for in the December 2019 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Scottish National Party / Liberal Democrats / Change UK / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / Brexit Party / Democratic Unionist Party / Sinn Féin / Other / I did not vote / I could not vote / Prefer not to say 1 15559 53140 2025-12-04 2,375 0
How did you vote in the 2016 EU Referendum? radio Leave / Remain / Did not vote / Can't remember / Prefer not to say 1 15559 53141 2025-12-04 2,375 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 15544 53073 2025-12-02 2,001 0
Who did you vote for in the December 2019 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Scottish National Party / Liberal Democrats / Change UK / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / Brexit Party / Democratic Unionist Party / Sinn Féin / Other / I did not vote / I could not vote / Prefer not to say 1 15522 53140 2025-11-28 1,340 0
How did you vote in the 2016 EU Referendum? radio Leave / Remain / Did not vote / Can't remember / Prefer not to say 1 15522 53141 2025-11-28 1,340 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 15500 52886 2025-11-25 2,006 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 15489 52856 2025-11-21 2,000 0
How much attention do you generally pay to politics? radio 0 – Pay no attention / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 – Pay a great deal of attention / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 15483 52840 2025-11-20 67,680 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 15439 52689 2025-11-11 2,001 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 15405 52573 2025-11-04 2,001 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 15350 52208 2025-10-28 2,000 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 15322 52044 2025-10-21 2,002 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 15289 51900 2025-10-14 2,000 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 15260 51778 2025-10-07 2,002 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 15212 51468 2025-09-30 2,005 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 15165 51350 2025-09-23 2,001 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 15116 51226 2025-09-16 2,000 0
Are you a member of a political party in the UK? radio Yes, the Conservative party / Yes, the Labour party / Yes, Reform UK / Yes, the Liberal Democrats / Yes, the Green Party / Yes I am a member of another party / I am not a member of any party 0 15105 51183 2025-09-15 1,000 0
Who did you vote for in the July 2024 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Liberal Democrats / Reform UK / Green Party / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Other / I did not vote 0 15103 51274 2025-09-15 13,554 0
What kind of job does/did the main income earner in your household/family unit do? radio Higher managerial or professional (eg. Chief executive, senior civil servant, surgeon) / Intermediate managerial or professional (eg. middle management, bank manager, teacher) / Junior managerial, junior professional, administrative or supervisory role / Skilled manual worker (eg. electrician, carpenter) / Semi-skilled and unskilled manual worker (eg. assembly line worker) / Casual labourer, student, unemployed 0 15103 51275 2025-09-15 13,554 0
Who did you vote for in the July 2024 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Liberal Democrats / Reform UK / Green Party / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Other / I did not vote 0 15098 51272 2025-09-12 13,477 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 15073 51027 2025-09-09 2,012 0
Are you a member of a political party in the UK? radio Yes, the Conservative party / Yes, the Labour party / Yes, Reform UK / Yes, the Liberal Democrats / Yes, the Green Party / Yes I am a member of another party / I am not a member of any party 0 15066 51001 2025-09-05 1,036 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 15053 50940 2025-09-02 2,000 0
How much attention do you generally pay to politics? radio 0 – Pay no attention / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 – Pay a great deal of attention / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 14996 50502 2025-08-27 89,655 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14983 50391 2025-08-26 2,000 0
Are you a member of a political party in the UK? radio Yes, the Conservative party / Yes, the Labour party / Yes, Reform UK / Yes, the Liberal Democrats / Yes, the Green Party / Yes I am a member of another party / I am not a member of any party 0 14959 50275 2025-08-21 1,270 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14947 50233 2025-08-19 2,008 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14918 49964 2025-08-12 2,000 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14886 49754 2025-08-05 2,001 0
Do you own a holiday home/rental accommodation? This includes if you are doing this independently, or rent your accommodation out via another company or platform (such as AirBnB). radio Yes / No, not my thing / No, but I'd consider it / Prefer not to say 0 14880 49738 2025-08-04 186 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14842 49483 2025-07-29 2,000 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14821 49337 2025-07-22 2,000 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14810 49281 2025-07-17 2,001 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14773 49109 2025-07-08 2,000 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14733 48903 2025-07-01 2,001 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14691 48653 2025-06-24 2,000 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14659 48539 2025-06-17 2,004 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14616 47901 2025-06-10 2,005 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14597 47796 2025-06-05 2,000 0
Are you a member of a political party in the UK? radio Yes, the Conservative party / Yes, the Labour party / Yes, Reform UK / Yes, the Liberal Democrats / Yes, the Green Party / Yes I am a member of another party / I am not a member of any party 1 14550 47456 2025-05-29 83,936 0
Are you either solely or jointly responsible for any of the following within your business? checkbox Accounting / Tax services / Car fleet / Buying or leasing of cars / Computer hardware / software services / Financial services / HR / Personnel services / Internet / IT Infrastructure, outsourcing, etc. / Inventory / Supply chain management / Legal services / Marketing / Advertising / PR services / Office / facilities management / Recruitment / Research & development / Sales / Business development / Training / Travel / Transportation (hire car, hotel, etc.) / Other / I don't work / None / Prefer not to say 0 14549 47453 2025-05-29 81 365
Are you either solely or jointly responsible for any of the following within your business? checkbox Accounting / Tax services / Car fleet / Buying or leasing of cars / Computer hardware / software services / Financial services / HR / Personnel services / Internet / IT Infrastructure, outsourcing, etc. / Inventory / Supply chain management / Legal services / Marketing / Advertising / PR services / Office / facilities management / Recruitment / Research & development / Sales / Business development / Training / Travel / Transportation (hire car, hotel, etc.) / Other / I don't work / None / Prefer not to say 0 14548 47450 2025-05-29 7 365
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14468 45943 2025-05-27 2,017 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14439 45816 2025-05-20 2,001 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14394 45601 2025-05-13 2,002 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14374 45542 2025-05-08 2,002 0
Who did you vote for in the July 2024 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Liberal Democrats / Reform UK / Green Party / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Other / I did not vote 0 14352 45482 2025-05-02 27,696 0
Who did you vote for in the July 2024 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Liberal Democrats / Reform UK / Green Party / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Other / I did not vote 0 14324 45527 2025-05-02 9,402 0
Which of the following best describe your ethnic group? radio White / Mixed or Multiple Ethnic Groups / Asian or Asian British / Black, Black British, Caribbean or African / Other ethnic group 0 14324 45528 2025-05-02 9,402 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14297 45074 2025-04-29 2,000 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14261 44925 2025-04-22 10,002 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14230 44752 2025-04-15 10,007 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14199 44637 2025-04-08 10,008 0
Who did you vote for in the July 2024 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Liberal Democrats / Reform UK / Green Party / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Other / I did not vote / Prefer not to say 0 14194 44642 2025-04-07 13,597 0
Thinking back to trips and holidays in the last two years, which of the following classes of plane travel have you used (excluding any work-related travel). Please select all that apply. checkbox Economy class / Premium economy class / Business class / First class / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 14184 44515 2025-04-03 59,595 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14172 44402 2025-04-01 10,000 0
How much attention do you generally pay to politics? radio 0 – Pay no attention / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 – Pay a great deal of attention / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 14147 44189 2025-03-31 93,702 0
Which best describes your household's family structure? radio One mother and one father (one woman and one man) / Two mothers / women / Two fathers / men / Single parent / One or more parents who identify as non-binary or gender nonconforming / Multi-generational or extended family household / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 14121 44011 2025-03-25 45,858 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14119 44006 2025-03-25 10,003 0
To what extent do you follow celebrity news? radio A lot / A little / Not at all 1 14086 43840 2025-03-21 108,271 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14072 43793 2025-03-18 10,017 0
Which, if any, of the following TV shows have you watched? Please select all that apply checkbox Gino's Italian Escape / Gordon, Gino and Fred: Road Trip / Masterchef UK / Downton Abbey / The Crown / Peaky Blinders / Line of Duty / The Repair Shop / House of the Dragon / The Queen's Gambit / Chernobyl / Gavin and Stacey / Escape to the Chateau / None of the above 1 14067 43766 2025-03-16 54,849 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching or nursing radio Yes / No 1 14046 43693 2025-03-11 75,475 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14045 43692 2025-03-11 10,006 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 14002 43475 2025-03-04 10,009 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13918 42940 2025-02-25 10,025 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13885 42812 2025-02-18 10,001 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13835 42529 2025-02-11 10,024 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13792 42367 2025-02-04 10,002 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13754 42211 2025-01-28 10,000 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13711 41957 2025-01-21 10,002 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13668 41700 2025-01-14 10,010 0
Do you currently work in any of the following industries? checkbox Hairdressing, barbering, or hairstyling / Retail or product sales / Beauty services (e.g., makeup, skincare, nails) / Hospitality (e.g., restaurants, hotels) / Healthcare / Education or childcare / Construction or trades (e.g., plumbing, electrical, carpentry) / None of the above / Entertainment or media / Government or public services / Manufacturing or production / Financial services (e.g., banking, insurance, accounting) / Transportation or logistics / Technology or IT services 1 13639 41465 2025-01-08 666 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13633 41451 2025-01-07 10,036 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13619 41388 2024-12-31 10,006 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13616 41384 2024-12-24 10,007 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13603 41312 2024-12-17 10,001 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13593 41252 2024-12-11 10,002 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13529 41032 2024-11-26 10,006 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13501 40944 2024-11-19 10,005 0
Which of the following best describe your ethnic group? radio White / Mixed or Multiple Ethnic Groups / Asian or Asian British / Black, Black British, Caribbean or African / Other ethnic group / Prefer not to say 1 13488 40897 2024-11-14 126,383 0
Which of the following best describe your ethnic group? radio English, Welsh, Scottish, Northern Irish or British / Irish / Gypsy or Irish Traveller / Roma / Any other White background (please specify) / Prefer not to say 1 13488 40898 2024-11-14 126,383 0
Which of the following best describe your ethnic group? radio White and Black Caribbean / White and Black African / White and Asian / Any other Mixed or Multiple ethnic background (please specify) / Prefer not to say 1 13488 40899 2024-11-14 126,383 0
Which of the following best describe your ethnic group? radio Indian / Pakistani / Bangladeshi / Chinese / Any other Asian background (please specify) / Prefer not to say 1 13488 40900 2024-11-14 126,383 0
Which of the following best describe your ethnic group? radio Caribbean / African / Any other Black, Black British, or Caribbean background (please specify) / Prefer not to say 1 13488 40901 2024-11-14 126,383 0
Which of the following best describe your ethnic group? radio Arab / Any other ethnic group (please specify) / Prefer not to say 1 13488 40902 2024-11-14 126,383 0
How old is your main TV at home? (if not sure, please give your best guess) radio Less than a year old / Not sure / More than 20 years old / 10 to 20 years old / 6 to 10 years old / 1 to 5 years old 1 13484 40882 2024-11-13 486,768 0
What brand is your TV? radio Samsung / Not sure / Another brand not listed here / Toshiba / Sharp / Phillips / Vizio / TCL / Panasonic / Hisense / Sony / LG 1 13484 40884 2024-11-13 486,768 0
How big is your main TV at home? (if not sure, please give your best guess) radio Small (less than 32 inches) / Not sure / Very large (70 inches or more) / Large (50 to 69 inches) / Medium (32 to 49 inches) 1 13484 40885 2024-11-13 486,768 0
Are you looking to buy a new TV in the next 12 months? radio Yes / No 1 13484 40887 2024-11-13 486,768 0
Have you bought a new TV in the last 12 months? radio Yes / No 1 13484 40888 2024-11-13 486,768 0
When you were looking at TVs to buy, what influenced your purchasing decision? Please select any that apply checkbox Price / value for money / Gaming features (e.g. refresh rate, input lag) / Promotions / discounts / Warranty / after-sales service / Retailer advice or in-store demos / Recommendations from family/friends / Reviews and ratings / Energy efficiency / Design and appearence / Audio quality / Technology Type (e.g., OLED, QLED, LED) / Smart features (e.g. apps, voice control) / Brand reputation / Picture quality (e.g. resolution, colour accuracy) / Screen size / None of the above 1 13484 40889 2024-11-13 486,768 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13481 40878 2024-11-12 10,014 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13447 40757 2024-11-05 10,006 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13417 40637 2024-10-29 10,001 0
Which Premier League club do you support? radio Arsenal / Newcastle United / Manchester United / Manchester City / Liverpool / Leicester City / Ipswich Town / Fulham / Everton / Crystal Palace / Chelsea / Brighton & Hove Albion / Brentford / Bournemouth / Aston Villa / Nottingham Forest / Southampton / Tottenham Hotspur / West Ham United / Wolverhampton Wanderers / None of the above 1 13416 40630 2024-10-28 278,538 0
Which Championship club do you support? radio Blackburn Rovers / Portsmouth / Plymouth Argyle / Oxford United / Norwich City / Millwall / Middlesbrough / Luton Town / Leeds United / Hull City / Derby County / Coventry City / Cardiff City / Burnley / Bristol City / Preston North End / Queens Park Rangers / Sheffield United / Sheffield Wednesday / Stoke City / Sunderland / Swansea City / Watford / West Bromwich Albion / None of the above 1 13416 40631 2024-10-28 278,538 0
How often do you attend matches in-person? radio Often / Never / Rarely / Occasionally 1 13416 40633 2024-10-28 278,538 0
How often do you watch matches on TV? radio Often / Never / Rarely / Occasionally 1 13416 40634 2024-10-28 278,538 0
Do you own a football shirt from your club? radio Yes / No 1 13416 40635 2024-10-28 278,538 0
Do you follow your club on social media? (such as Facebook, Instagram or Twitter) radio Yes / No 1 13416 40636 2024-10-28 278,538 0
Which of the following best describes the industry you work for? radio Agriculture / Professional services / Manufacturing / Marketing / Advertising / PR / Market Research / Legal services / IT/Computing / Food & Drink / Grocery or hospitality / Education (eg. tutoring) / Construction / Business services / Retail, wholesale and franchising / Other / I don't work / Retired 0 13406 40606 2024-10-25 8,191 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / Prefer not to say / Already invested in bitcoin / No 0 13390 40538 2024-10-22 10,002 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 13363 40361 2024-10-15 10,001 0
Which of the following savings products do you currently hold? Please select all that apply checkbox Cash ISA / Stocks & Shares ISA / Lifetime ISA / Innovative Finance ISA / I have an ISA but I'm not sure which one / Don't know / None of the above 1 13340 40234 2024-10-10 84,221 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 13304 40071 2024-10-08 10,032 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 13268 39861 2024-10-01 10,007 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 13252 39746 2024-09-24 10,004 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 13232 39633 2024-09-17 10,008 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 13214 39578 2024-09-10 10,002 0
Do you work as any of the following? radio Teacher / Estate agent / Firefighter / Accountant / Police officer / NHS worker / Programmer / Software developer / Stay at home parent / Farmer / Lawyer / Chef / None of the above 1 13202 39555 2024-09-05 113,790 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 13189 39500 2024-09-03 10,000 0
Do you agree or disagree that: Politicians are only in it for themselves and have no interest in serving the will of the people. radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know 1 13172 39434 2024-08-30 161,274 0
Do you agree or disagree that: UK society is in long-term decline. radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know 1 13172 39435 2024-08-30 161,274 0
Do you agree or disagree that: The UK’s system is rigged to benefit the elites. radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know 1 13172 39436 2024-08-30 161,274 0
Are you an introvert or an extrovert? radio Introvert / Extrovert / Don't know 1 13171 39431 2024-08-30 160,866 0
Do you prefer small gatherings or large parties? radio Small gatherings / Large parties / Neither 1 13171 39432 2024-08-30 160,866 0
When faced with a problem, how do you usually react? radio Think through it alone / Seek advice from others / Take immediate action / Don't know 1 13171 39433 2024-08-30 160,866 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 13141 39340 2024-08-27 10,003 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 13126 39252 2024-08-20 10,002 0
Are you a member of a political party in the UK? radio Yes, the Conservative party / Yes I am a member of another party / Yes, the Labour party / I am not a member of any party 1 13112 30395 2024-08-17 111,227 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 13092 30278 2024-08-13 5,454 0
What is your annual personal income before tax? This includes your salary, money from your pension, and any other income you may personally receive during the year radio No annual income / Less than £15,000 / £15,000 - £19,999 / £20,000 - £24,999 / £25,000 - £29,999 / £30,000 - £34,999 / £35,000 - £39,999 / £40,000 - £49,999 / £50,000 - £69,999 / £70,000 - £99,999 / £100,000 or more / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 13056 30138 2024-08-05 Personal income 75,152 0
Are you a member of a trade union? radio Yes / No 1 13046 30094 2024-07-31 36,948 0
Which of the following trade unions are you a member of? checkbox Unite the Union / UNISON / GMB / Royal College of Nursing / National Education Union / Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers (USDAW) / NASUWT / Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) / Communication Workers Union (CWU) / British Medical Association (BMA) / Prospect / University and College Union (UCU) / National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) / Educational Institute of Scotland / Equity / Community / Fire Brigades Union / Prison Officers' Association (POA) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 13046 30095 2024-07-31 36,948 0
Who did you vote for in the July 2024 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Liberal Democrats / Reform UK / Green Party / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Other / I did not vote / Prefer not to say 1 13044 30091 2024-07-31 2024 GE 129,518 0
When considering new toys for your children what are the most important aspects for you? checkbox Cognitive development / Sensory development / Physical development / Social development / Emotional development / I don't have children / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 13002 29897 2024-07-19 10,000 0
Do you have any children in the following age groups? Please select all that apply checkbox I am currently expecting a child / 0 to 3 / 4 to 6 / 7 to 10 / 11 to 13 / 14 to 15 / 16 to 17 / 18 or older (grown-up children) / No children 1 11408 25296 2024-05-31 193,739 365
Which of the following best describes your current employment status? radio Employed full time (doing paid work for about 35 hours or more per week) / Part time work (doing paid work for 20 - 34 hours per week) / Part time work (doing paid work for up to 19 hours per week) / Fully retired / Out of work (unemployed and not doing any paid work, but actively looking for work) / Unable to work (because of a health issue, because you are caring for someone, or for some other reason) / Full time student 1 11380 25180 2024-05-28 205,175 365
Gross household income is the amount of money all the members of your household make combined per year, before paying any taxes and including income from all sources, including investments, welfare benefits, tax credits etc. What is your total gross household income? radio Up to £10,000 a year / £10,001 to £15,000 a year / £15,001 to £20,000 a year / £20,001 to £25,000 a year / £25,001 to £30,000 a year / £30,001 to £35,000 a year / £35,001 to £40,000 a year / £40,001 to £45,000 a year / £45,001 to £50,000 a year / £50,001 to £60,000 a year / £60,001 to £70,000 a year / £70,001 to £80,000 a year / £80,001 to £100,000 a year / £100,001 to £120,000 a year / Over £120,000 a year / Prefer not to say 1 11380 25181 2024-05-28 205,175 365
Which of the following would you most want to see more of in your local high street or town/city centre? Please select up to three checkbox Green spaces / Arts, culture and heritage / Benches and seating / Clothes shops / Cafes / Health services / Beauty services / Pubs and restaurants / Late-night venues (bars and clubs) / Independent shops / Chain stores / Other (please specify) / None of the above 0 11328 25027 2024-05-17 694,336 0
How did you vote in the 2016 EU Referendum? radio Leave / Remain / Did not vote / Can't remember / Prefer not to say 0 10476 1794 2024-02-02 826,353 0
What kind of job does/did the main income earner in your household/family unit do? radio Higher managerial or professional (eg. Chief executive, senior civil servant, surgeon) / Intermediate managerial or professional (eg. middle management, bank manager, teacher) / Junior managerial, junior professional, administrative or supervisory role / Skilled manual worker (eg. electrician, carpenter) / Semi-skilled and unskilled manual worker (eg. assembly line worker) / Casual labourer, student, unemployed / Prefer not to say 0 10476 1978 2024-02-02 826,353 0
Who did you vote for in the December 2019 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Scottish National Party / Liberal Democrats / Change UK / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / Brexit Party / Democratic Unionist Party / Sinn Féin / Other / I did not vote / I could not vote / Prefer not to say 0 10476 2533 2024-02-02 826,353 0
How often do you go to the cinema? radio Once a month or more often / Once every few months / Less often than once very few months / I don't go to the cinema 1 10333 22833 2024-01-05 194,669 0
Are you a fan of any of the following film genre? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Apocalyptic thrillers / Thrillers / Dramas / Award winning films / None of the above 1 10333 22834 2024-01-05 194,669 0
Which of the following books have you read? (Tick all that apply) checkbox "The End We Start From" by Megan Hunter / "Fifty Shades of Grey" by E. L. James / "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" by J. K. Rowling / None of the above 1 10333 22835 2024-01-05 194,669 0
Which of the following actors are you a fan of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Jodie Comer / Benedict Cumberbatch / Joel Fry / Mark Strong / Nina Sosanya / Gina Mckee / None of the above 1 10333 22836 2024-01-05 194,669 0
What is the highest level of education you have completed? radio Lower Secondary School / Upper Secondary School / Vocational/Technical college / University / Post-graduate / I'd rather not say 0 10320 5 2024-01-03 3,724 0
Who did you vote for in the December 2019 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Scottish National Party / Liberal Democrats / Change UK / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / Brexit Party / Democratic Unionist Party / Sinn Féin / Other / I did not vote / I could not vote / Prefer not to say 0 10320 2533 2024-01-03 3,724 0
How much attention do you generally pay to politics? radio 0 – Pay no attention / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 – Pay a great deal of attention / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 10320 11724 2024-01-03 3,724 0
What is your current relationship status? radio Divorced / In a relationship / Living with partner / Separated / Single / Widowed / Married / Civil Partnership / I'd rather not say 0 10219 3 2023-12-04 572 0
What is the highest level of education you have completed? radio Lower Secondary School / Upper Secondary School / Vocational/Technical college / University / Post-graduate / I'd rather not say 0 10219 5 2023-12-04 572 0
What best describes your employment status? radio Employed for wages / Self-employed / Out of work but looking / Unemployed and not looking (and not retired) / Homemaker / Student / Military / Retired / Unable to work / Other / Prefer not to say 0 10219 1022 2023-12-04 572 0
To which of the following ethnic groups do you consider yourself to belong? checkbox White / Mixed / Asian or Asian British / Black or Black British / Chinese / Other ethnic group / Prefer not to say 0 10219 1295 2023-12-04 572 0
Which of the following best describes your living arrangements? radio Home owner without mortgage / Home owner with mortgage / Rent from council or local authority / Privately rented / Living with parents or family / Other / Prefer not to say 0 10219 1705 2023-12-04 572 0
What is your religion? radio Christian / Muslim / Hindu / Jewish / Buddhist / Sikh / No religion / Other / Prefer not to say 0 10219 1744 2023-12-04 572 0
Who did you vote for in the December 2019 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Scottish National Party / Liberal Democrats / Change UK / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / Brexit Party / Democratic Unionist Party / Sinn Féin / Other / I did not vote / I could not vote / Prefer not to say 0 10167 2533 2023-11-28 113 0
What type of video games do you like to play? checkbox First Person Shooter (FPS) / Action / Adventure / Role Playing Game (RPG) / Third Person Shooter (TPS) / Puzzel / Sport / Racing / Strategy / Horror/ Survival / Mobile games / Platform games / Other / I don't like to play video games / Prefer not to say 1 10032 15884 2023-11-01 98,712 0
Have you played any of the following games? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Super Mario Bros / Super Mario Galaxy / Super Mario 3D / Super Mario Odyssey / Mario Kart series / Mario Party / Mario Tennis & Mario Golf / Market & Luigi series / None of the above 1 10032 21777 2023-11-01 98,712 0
What best describes your employment status? radio Employed for wages / Self-employed / Out of work but looking / Unemployed and not looking (and not retired) / Homemaker / Student / Military / Retired / Unable to work / Other / Prefer not to say 0 9909 1022 2023-10-12 394 0
What kind of job does/did the main income earner in your household/family unit do? radio Higher managerial or professional (eg. Chief executive, senior civil servant, surgeon) / Intermediate managerial or professional (eg. middle management, bank manager, teacher) / Junior managerial, junior professional, administrative or supervisory role / Skilled manual worker (eg. electrician, carpenter) / Semi-skilled and unskilled manual worker (eg. assembly line worker) / Casual labourer, student, unemployed / Prefer not to say 0 9909 1978 2023-10-12 394 0
Who did you vote for in the December 2019 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Scottish National Party / Liberal Democrats / Change UK / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / Brexit Party / Democratic Unionist Party / Sinn Féin / Other / I did not vote / I could not vote / Prefer not to say 0 9909 2533 2023-10-12 394 0
Should the pensions triple-lock be scrapped? radio Yes / No / I don't know 0 9732 20770 2023-09-12 4,767 0
Are you in favour of making the Triple-Lock means-tested so those with wealth below a certain threshold will still have the guarantee? radio Yes / No / I don't know 0 9732 20771 2023-09-12 4,767 0
If the government were to abolish/means-test the Triple-Lock, what should be prioritised? radio Public spending / Tax cuts / I don't know 0 9732 20772 2023-09-12 4,767 0
What kind of job does/did the main income earner in your household/family unit do? radio Higher managerial or professional (eg. Chief executive, senior civil servant, surgeon) / Intermediate managerial or professional (eg. middle management, bank manager, teacher) / Junior managerial, junior professional, administrative or supervisory role / Skilled manual worker (eg. electrician, carpenter) / Semi-skilled and unskilled manual worker (eg. assembly line worker) / Casual labourer, student, unemployed / Prefer not to say 0 9703 1978 2023-09-05 159 0
Who did you vote for in the December 2019 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Scottish National Party / Liberal Democrats / Change UK / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / Brexit Party / Democratic Unionist Party / Sinn Féin / Other / I did not vote / I could not vote / Prefer not to say 0 9703 2533 2023-09-05 159 0
What kind of job does/did the main income earner in your household/family unit do? radio Higher managerial or professional (eg. Chief executive, senior civil servant, surgeon) / Intermediate managerial or professional (eg. middle management, bank manager, teacher) / Junior managerial, junior professional, administrative or supervisory role / Skilled manual worker (eg. electrician, carpenter) / Semi-skilled and unskilled manual worker (eg. assembly line worker) / Casual labourer, student, unemployed / Prefer not to say 0 9660 1978 2023-08-21 86 0
Who did you vote for in the December 2019 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Scottish National Party / Liberal Democrats / Change UK / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / Brexit Party / Democratic Unionist Party / Sinn Féin / Other / I did not vote / I could not vote / Prefer not to say 0 9660 2533 2023-08-21 86 0
What kind of job does/did the main income earner in your household/family unit do? radio Higher managerial or professional (eg. Chief executive, senior civil servant, surgeon) / Intermediate managerial or professional (eg. middle management, bank manager, teacher) / Junior managerial, junior professional, administrative or supervisory role / Skilled manual worker (eg. electrician, carpenter) / Semi-skilled and unskilled manual worker (eg. assembly line worker) / Casual labourer, student, unemployed / Prefer not to say 0 9560 1978 2023-08-09 95 0
Who did you vote for in the December 2019 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Scottish National Party / Liberal Democrats / Change UK / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / Brexit Party / Democratic Unionist Party / Sinn Féin / Other / I did not vote / I could not vote / Prefer not to say 0 9560 2533 2023-08-09 95 0
To what extent do you agree or disagree that newspapers are important for society and democracy? radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 9401 19502 2023-07-05 7,820 0
Do you regularly read any of the following physical papers? checkbox The Times / The Guardian / The Daily Telegraph / The Independent / The Sun / The Mirror / Daily Mail / Metro / Mail on Sunday / Sun on Sunday / Sunday Times / Evening Standard / Other / None of the above / I don't read physical papers / Prefer not to say 0 9401 19503 2023-07-05 7,820 0
Why don't you regularly read a physical newspaper? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Lack of time / Prefer digital news sources / Cost / Lack of interest in current affairs / Other / Prefer not to say 0 9401 19504 2023-07-05 7,820 0
What TV streaming services are you currently paying for? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Netflix / Amazon Prime Video / Disney+ / Apple TV+ / Hayu / Shudder / Mubi / CuriosityStream / BritBox / Acorn TV / Other / I don't pay for TV streaming services / Prefer not to say 1 9017 18429 2023-03-31 TV streaming services 176,253 365
What TV streaming services are you currently using but not paying for? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Netflix / Amazon Prime Video / Disney+ / Apple TV+ / Hayu / Shudder / Mubi / CuriosityStream / BritBox / Acorn TV / Other / I don't use TV streaming services without paying for them / Prefer not to say 1 9017 18430 2023-03-31 TV streaming services 176,253 365
What best describes your hair length? radio Short / Medium / Long / No hair / Prefer not to say 0 8681 17451 2023-02-07 73,141 0
How often do you wear makeup? radio Daily / A few times per week / A few times per month / Only on special occasions / Rarely / Never / Prefer not to say 1 8679 17449 2023-02-07 118,667 0
How many dogs do you have? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / Prefer not to say 1 8476 17073 2023-01-18 205,370 0
Does your dog(s) eat wet or dry food? radio Wet / Dry / Both / Prefer not to say 1 8476 17074 2023-01-18 205,370 0
Which of the following brands of dog food does your dog(s) consume? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Pedigree / Purina / Butcher’s / IAMS / Hills / James Wellbeloved / Bakers / Tails / Supermarket own brand / Other / Prefer not to say 1 8476 17075 2023-01-18 205,370 0
How many cats do you have? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / Prefer not to say 1 8475 17068 2023-01-18 166,991 0
Does your cat(s) eat wet or dry food? radio Wet / Dry / Both / Prefer not to say 1 8475 17069 2023-01-18 166,991 0
Which of the following brands of cat food does your cat(s) consume? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Purina / Felix / Royal Canin / Sheba / Whiskas / Applaws / IAMS / Republic of Cats / Supermarket own brand / Other / Prefer not to say 1 8475 17070 2023-01-18 166,991 0
Are you planning or considering purchasing a new kitchen? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8386 16857 2022-12-29 14,811 0
When are you planning to purchasing a new kitchen? radio Within 1 - 3 months / Within 4 - 6 months / Within 7 - 12 months / 1 year or more / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8386 16858 2022-12-29 14,811 0
How likely is it that you will actually vote? radio I will definitely vote / I am likely to vote / I am unlikely to vote / I definitely won't vote / Prefer not to say 0 8285 16584 2022-11-23 7,389 0
Who would you vote for to win I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here this evening? radio Matt Hancock / Jill Scott / Owen Warner / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8285 16613 2022-11-23 7,389 0
How likely is it that you will actually vote? radio I will definitely vote / I am likely to vote / I am unlikely to vote / I definitely won't vote / Prefer not to say 0 8284 16584 2022-11-23 20,005 0
Who would you vote for to stay in I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here this evening? checkbox Matt Hancock / Jill Scott / Owen Warner / Mike Tyndall / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8284 16612 2022-11-23 20,005 0
How likely is it that you will actually vote? radio I will definitely vote / I am likely to vote / I am unlikely to vote / I definitely won't vote / Prefer not to say 0 8280 16584 2022-11-23 18,758 0
Who would you vote for to stay in I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here this evening? checkbox Matt Hancock / Jill Scott / Owen Warner / Mike Tyndall / Seann Walsh / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8280 16600 2022-11-23 18,758 0
Do you have private medical cover? radio Yes / No, but I plan on getting it in the next 12 months / No / Prefer not to say 0 8279 16599 2022-11-24 182 0
You recently took part in a study, and the researchers would like us to share your postcode and past voting intentions (General elections and EU Referendum) if available. Would you be happy for us to do this? This information will be associated with the response you gave to the research in the study. radio Yes, I am happy to share / No thanks / Prefer not to say 0 8278 16598 2022-11-24 8,977 0
Are you a national of any of the following foreign countries? checkbox India / Poland / Pakistan / Republic of Ireland / Germany / Romania / Nigeria / Other foreign countries / I am not a national of any foreign country / Prefer not to say 1 8277 16597 2022-11-24 39,971 0
Would you be deterred from viewing a home if they had an over the top level of outdoor Christmas lights displayed when you arrived to view it? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8275 16592 2022-11-24 4,177 0
Would you be deterred from viewing a home if they had an over the top level of Christmas decorations displayed inside? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8275 16593 2022-11-24 4,177 0
Which of the following external Christmas decorations would you find off-putting? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Fake Snow / Blow up Santa / Blow up snowmen / Life sized reindeer and sleigh / Festive themed front door mats / Decorations making rude signs such as hand signals / Decorations in sexually suggestive positions / Bright colourful fairy lights / Neutral (white) fairy lights / Big flashing wall mounted light decorations / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8275 16594 2022-11-24 4,177 0
If you were deterred from viewing an overly festive home, would you - radio Return after Christmas to view it again / Continue elsewhere with your search / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8275 16595 2022-11-24 4,177 0
You told us you work in the real estate industry, are you a property professional? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8274 16586 2022-11-24 2,369 0
Will you be working right up until Christmas Eve? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8274 16587 2022-11-24 2,369 0
Will you be working the week between Christmas and New Year’s Eve? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8274 16588 2022-11-24 2,369 0
In order to get the final sales of 2022 over the line, will you be working: - radio Usual hours / Longer hours / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8274 16589 2022-11-24 2,369 0
In order to get the final sales of 2022 over the line, will you be working weekends? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8274 16590 2022-11-24 2,369 0
Will you completely switch off on Christmas Day? radio Yes / I may check my emails / I may do a little work / No, I'll be working / Prefer not to say 0 8274 16591 2022-11-24 2,369 0
How likely is it that you will actually vote? radio I will definitely vote / I am likely to vote / I am unlikely to vote / I definitely won't vote / Prefer not to say 0 8273 16584 2022-11-23 28,147 0
Who would you vote for to stay in I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here this evening? checkbox Matt Hancock / Jill Scott / Chris Moyles / Owen Warner / Mike Tyndall / Seann Walsh / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8273 16585 2022-11-23 28,147 0
Who would you vote for to stay in I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here this evening? checkbox Matt Hancock / Jill Scott / Chris Moyles / Owen Warner / Mike Tyndall / Seann Walsh / Babatunde Aleshe / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8272 16583 2022-11-23 4,026 0
How likely is it that you will actually vote? radio I will definitely vote / I am likely to vote / I am unlikely to vote / I definitely won't vote / Prefer not to say 0 8272 16584 2022-11-23 4,026 0
How much of your wardrobe do you wear on a weekly/ monthly basis? radio 90% or more / 80% or more / 70% or more / 60% or more / 50% or more / 40% or more / 30% or more / 20% or more / 10% or more / Less than 10% / Prefer not to say 0 8271 16579 2022-11-23 9,012 0
What’s the reason you don’t wear some items of clothing in your wardrobe? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Out of fashion / style / Poor fit / doesn't fit / Doesn't suit you / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8271 16580 2022-11-23 9,012 0
On average, how much do you spend on your winter clothing per year? radio £2,000 or more / £1,500 or more / £1,000 or more / £700 or more / £500 or more / No more than £300 / Prefer not to say 0 8271 16581 2022-11-23 9,012 0
What item of clothing do you struggle to shop for the most in Winter? radio Boots (Knee-high or ankle) / A coat / Scarf and gloves / Jumper / Thermals / tights / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8271 16582 2022-11-23 9,012 0
Are you looking to buy new flooring at the moment? Please select the statement which best applies to you. radio Yes - I am currently looking to buy new flooring (e.g LVT, Viynl, Wooden, laminate, tiles etc) / No - but I will be looking to buy new flooring in the next six months / No - I have bought new flooring within the past 6 months / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8270 16578 2022-11-23 536 0
How do you like your eggs? textarea textarea 0 8269 16576 2022-11-23 448 0
Roughly, how many eggs do you eat a week? number 100 / 0 0 8269 16577 2022-11-23 448 0
Would you vote SNP at the next General if a victory for them could lead to Scotland leaving the UK? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8268 16572 2022-11-23 7,182 0
Would you vote SNP at the next General Election if your vote would be used as a mandate to negotiate independence with the UK Government? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8268 16573 2022-11-23 7,182 0
The Supreme Court has determined that Scotland cannot call a referendum on independence from the Union without the support of Westminster. What do you think should now happen? radio Stop pursuing a referendum / An indicative but not legally binding referendum / Next general election being treated as a de facto referendum / Wait and try and persuade the UK Government to give Scottish / Parliament the powers to hold a referendum in the future / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8268 16574 2022-11-23 7,182 0
What’s more important to you? radio The Scottish economy and its public services / Scottish independence / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8268 16575 2022-11-23 7,182 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means that you would not vote and 10 means that you would certainly vote, how likely would you be to vote if there were a general election tomorrow? radio 0 (Certainly will not vote) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 (Certain to vote) / Prefer not to say 0 8266 16559 2022-11-23 6,672 0
If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK / Some other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8266 16560 2022-11-23 6,672 0
Do you support or oppose abolishing the House of Lords and replacing it with a new elected chamber? radio Strongly support / Support / Neither oppose nor support / Oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8266 16561 2022-11-23 6,672 0
Do you support or oppose England's footballers 'taking the knee' at their World Cup matches in Qatar to show their support for Black Lives Matter (BLM)? radio Strongly support / Support / Neither oppose nor support / Oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8266 16562 2022-11-23 6,672 0
A change in our relationship with the EU to a Switzerland-style relationship would involve making payments into the EU budget, adopting many single market regulations and accepting the free movement of EU nationals to work and settle in the UK. To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose such a change? radio Strongly support / Support / Neither oppose nor support / Oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8266 16563 2022-11-23 6,672 0
When it comes to filling the gaps in Britain's economy, which statement comes closest to your view? radio Britain should prioritise high immigration to fill the gaps over training and educating British workers / Britain should prioritise training and educating British workers to fill the gaps over high immigration / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8266 16564 2022-11-23 6,672 0
Do you receive your pay via PAYE and pay taxes upfront radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8265 16554 2022-11-22 5,186 0
Do you claim expenses you incur through work? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8265 16555 2022-11-22 5,186 0
What are the most common expenses you incur? checkbox Travel / Office supplies / Raw materials / Business premises / Legal and professional costs / Accommodation / Social e.g. client dinners or drinks / Food and drink e.g. lunch and dinner / Marketing services / Professional insurance / Clothing / Trade subscriptions / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8265 16556 2022-11-22 5,186 0
Are you aware that if your annual expense claims exceed £2,500, then you must complete a self assessment tax return with HMRC? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8265 16557 2022-11-22 5,186 0
Are you aware of when the deadline to complete this tax return is? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8265 16558 2022-11-22 5,186 0
Have you seen the cost of your mortgage increase since the Bank of England started to increase base rates? radio Yes / No, I am on a fixed rate / No, but my fixed rate is expiring soon / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8264 16550 2022-11-22 4,015 0
Are you already struggling with your increasing mortgage costs due to the cost of living crisis? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8264 16551 2022-11-22 4,015 0
Will you need to cut back on your Christmas spend due to the increasing cost of your mortgage payments? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8264 16552 2022-11-22 4,015 0
If the Bank of England choose to increase interest rates again in December, will this put further strain on your household finances due to an increase in your mortgage costs? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8264 16553 2022-11-22 4,015 0
Do you use any of the following broadband service providers? (TIck all that apply) checkbox 6Ginternet / B4RN / BT / CityFibre / Community Fibre / Cuckoo / EE / Freedom Fibre / G.Network / Gigaclear / Hyperoptic / John Lewis Broadband / K.Com / NOW Broadband / Plusnet / Sky / TalkTalk / Three Broadband / Virgin Media / Vodafone / Zen internet / Zzzoomm / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8263 16548 2022-11-22 9,133 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 8262 16547 2022-11-22 10,001 0
What is the most time consuming part of your working day? radio Dealing with behaviour / Assessment and marking / Resources and planning / Admin (departmental admin and meetings) / Prefer not to say 0 8260 16545 2022-11-22 206 0
You told us you were a teacher, are you still a teacher? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8260 16546 2022-11-22 206 0
Are you a customer of any of the following companies? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Dunelm / Wayfair / Debenhams / Wilko / B&Q / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8259 16542 2022-11-22 1,019 0
Are you planning or considering to purchase made to measure curtains or blinds in the next 3 months? radio Yes, from in-store / Yes, online / No / Prefer not to say 0 8259 16543 2022-11-22 1,019 0
Would you be requiring professional fitting service? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8259 16544 2022-11-22 1,019 0
Do you work as any of the following? radio Early year practitioner (nursery and preschool teacher) / Primary or secondary school teacher / Further education practitioner (University, college) / Social care practitioner / Foster carer / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8258 16541 2022-11-22 5,071 0
Which of the following financial advice service have you ever paid for? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Retirement / Mortgage / Personal loan / Credit card / Stock investment / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8257 16540 2022-11-22 206 0
To what extent do you regret voting for Britain to leave the EU in the 2016 referendum? radio Very much / Somewhat / A bit / Not at all / I didn't vote to leave the EU / Prefer not to say 0 8256 16538 2022-11-21 1,301 0
Why do you regret voting to leave the EU? (Tick all that apply) checkbox We are poorer not richer / It doesn't seem to have reduced immigration / It doesn't seem to have reduced red tape for business / Politicians are no more responsible to the voters than they were / There doesn't seem to be much progress on trade deals / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8256 16539 2022-11-21 1,301 0
We are looking for participants for a medical study. If you would like to take part, please tick an that applies to you from the list below. Your answer will be used to assess your suitability for the study and will not be shared with 3rd parties. If you are suitable, we'll show the details or you can click 'Prefer not to say' if you do not wish to take part. radio I have lived with/had treatment for cancer (stages 2-4) in the last 2-3 years / I have lived with/had treatment for cancer (stages 2-4) for the last 3+ years / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8255 16536 2022-11-21 48 0
Are you responsible for your financial planning? radio Yes, solely responsible / Yes, jointly responsible / No / Prefer not to say 0 8255 16537 2022-11-21 48 0
What's the weirdest thing you've done to avoid damage to your vehicle? textarea textarea 0 8253 16532 2022-11-18 414 0
Have you ever been late for something because of finding parking? Tell us the story... textarea textarea 0 8253 16533 2022-11-18 414 0
Please carefully read the product proposition above, from a pet care brand. How appealing is the product proposition to you? radio 1 - very unappealing / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - very appealing / Prefer not to say 0 8251 16516 2022-11-18 4,458 0
Please explain, in one or two sentences, why you chose that rating for the last question? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8251 16517 2022-11-18 4,458 0
Which parts of the offering are more or less interesting to you? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8251 16518 2022-11-18 4,458 0
Is there anything you would want to better understand before considering a subscription? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8251 16519 2022-11-18 4,458 0
Based on the description of the concept, how likely would you be to subscribe? radio Very likely / Moderately likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all / Prefer not to say 0 8251 16520 2022-11-18 4,458 0
Which of the following reasons about this concept persuade you to subscribe? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Good value / Will help me build a better routine with my dog / I get rewarded for looking after my pet / Convenient / Other / Nothing persuades me / Prefer not to say 0 8251 16521 2022-11-18 4,458 0
Which of the following reasons about this concept dissuade you from subscribing? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Too expensive/not good value / Don’t need it / Don’t understand what’s in it for me / Don’t want to sign-up to a subscription / Already have a pet insurance / Already have a Wellness plan / The food brand I use isn’t available / Other / Nothing dissuades me / Prefer not to say 0 8251 16522 2022-11-18 4,458 0
What is the highest monthly price (£) you would consider subscribing for? number 0 8251 16523 2022-11-18 4,458 0
Thinking about the concept, which of the following do you agree? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Is trustworthy / Is easy to understand / Helps to manage pet care costs / Helps to build a healthy routine with my text / Is high quality / Is good value / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8251 16524 2022-11-18 4,458 0
What is your number one concern when caring for your dog? textarea textarea 0 8251 16530 2022-11-18 4,458 0
You told us you were a dog owner, are you still a dog owner? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8251 16531 2022-11-18 4,458 0
Please carefully read the product proposition above, from a pet care brand. How appealing is the product proposition to you? radio 1 - very unappealing / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - very appealing / Prefer not to say 0 8250 16516 2022-11-18 4,413 0
Please explain, in one or two sentences, why you chose that rating for the last question? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8250 16517 2022-11-18 4,413 0
Which parts of the offering are more or less interesting to you? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8250 16518 2022-11-18 4,413 0
Is there anything you would want to better understand before considering a subscription? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8250 16519 2022-11-18 4,413 0
Based on the description of the concept, how likely would you be to subscribe? radio Very likely / Moderately likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all / Prefer not to say 0 8250 16520 2022-11-18 4,413 0
Which of the following reasons about this concept persuade you to subscribe? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Good value / Will help me build a better routine with my dog / I get rewarded for looking after my pet / Convenient / Other / Nothing persuades me / Prefer not to say 0 8250 16521 2022-11-18 4,413 0
Which of the following reasons about this concept dissuade you from subscribing? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Too expensive/not good value / Don’t need it / Don’t understand what’s in it for me / Don’t want to sign-up to a subscription / Already have a pet insurance / Already have a Wellness plan / The food brand I use isn’t available / Other / Nothing dissuades me / Prefer not to say 0 8250 16522 2022-11-18 4,413 0
What is the highest monthly price (£) you would consider subscribing for? number 0 8250 16523 2022-11-18 4,413 0
Thinking about the concept, which of the following do you agree? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Is trustworthy / Is easy to understand / Helps to manage pet care costs / Helps to build a healthy routine with my text / Is high quality / Is good value / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8250 16524 2022-11-18 4,413 0
What would you expect from a “Fit-Bit” for dogs? textarea textarea 0 8250 16529 2022-11-18 4,413 0
You told us you were a dog owner, are you still a dog owner? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8250 16531 2022-11-18 4,413 0
Please carefully read the product proposition above, from a pet care brand. How appealing is the product proposition to you? radio 1 - very unappealing / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - very appealing / Prefer not to say 0 8249 16516 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Please explain, in one or two sentences, why you chose that rating for the last question? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8249 16517 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Which parts of the offering are more or less interesting to you? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8249 16518 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Is there anything you would want to better understand before considering a subscription? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8249 16519 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Based on the description of the concept, how likely would you be to subscribe? radio Very likely / Moderately likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all / Prefer not to say 0 8249 16520 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Which of the following reasons about this concept persuade you to subscribe? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Good value / Will help me build a better routine with my dog / I get rewarded for looking after my pet / Convenient / Other / Nothing persuades me / Prefer not to say 0 8249 16521 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Which of the following reasons about this concept dissuade you from subscribing? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Too expensive/not good value / Don’t need it / Don’t understand what’s in it for me / Don’t want to sign-up to a subscription / Already have a pet insurance / Already have a Wellness plan / The food brand I use isn’t available / Other / Nothing dissuades me / Prefer not to say 0 8249 16522 2022-11-18 4,449 0
What is the highest monthly price (£) you would consider subscribing for? number 0 8249 16523 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Thinking about the concept, which of the following do you agree? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Is trustworthy / Is easy to understand / Helps to manage pet care costs / Helps to build a healthy routine with my text / Is high quality / Is good value / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8249 16524 2022-11-18 4,449 0
What would incentivise you most to improve your routine with your dog? E.g. financial incentive, gifts, discounts, free advice/access to experts etc. textarea textarea 0 8249 16528 2022-11-18 4,449 0
You told us you were a dog owner, are you still a dog owner? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8249 16531 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Please carefully read the product proposition above, from a pet care brand. How appealing is the product proposition to you? radio 1 - very unappealing / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - very appealing / Prefer not to say 0 8248 16516 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Please explain, in one or two sentences, why you chose that rating for the last question? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8248 16517 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Which parts of the offering are more or less interesting to you? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8248 16518 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Is there anything you would want to better understand before considering a subscription? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8248 16519 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Based on the description of the concept, how likely would you be to subscribe? radio Very likely / Moderately likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all / Prefer not to say 0 8248 16520 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Which of the following reasons about this concept persuade you to subscribe? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Good value / Will help me build a better routine with my dog / I get rewarded for looking after my pet / Convenient / Other / Nothing persuades me / Prefer not to say 0 8248 16521 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Which of the following reasons about this concept dissuade you from subscribing? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Too expensive/not good value / Don’t need it / Don’t understand what’s in it for me / Don’t want to sign-up to a subscription / Already have a pet insurance / Already have a Wellness plan / The food brand I use isn’t available / Other / Nothing dissuades me / Prefer not to say 0 8248 16522 2022-11-18 4,449 0
What is the highest monthly price (£) you would consider subscribing for? number 0 8248 16523 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Thinking about the concept, which of the following do you agree? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Is trustworthy / Is easy to understand / Helps to manage pet care costs / Helps to build a healthy routine with my text / Is high quality / Is good value / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8248 16524 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Are you happy with your pet’s current diet? textarea textarea 0 8248 16527 2022-11-18 4,449 0
You told us you were a dog owner, are you still a dog owner? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8248 16531 2022-11-18 4,449 0
Please carefully read the product proposition above, from a pet care brand. How appealing is the product proposition to you? radio 1 - very unappealing / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - very appealing / Prefer not to say 0 8247 16516 2022-11-18 4,445 0
Please explain, in one or two sentences, why you chose that rating for the last question? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8247 16517 2022-11-18 4,445 0
Which parts of the offering are more or less interesting to you? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8247 16518 2022-11-18 4,445 0
Is there anything you would want to better understand before considering a subscription? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8247 16519 2022-11-18 4,445 0
Based on the description of the concept, how likely would you be to subscribe? radio Very likely / Moderately likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all / Prefer not to say 0 8247 16520 2022-11-18 4,445 0
Which of the following reasons about this concept persuade you to subscribe? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Good value / Will help me build a better routine with my dog / I get rewarded for looking after my pet / Convenient / Other / Nothing persuades me / Prefer not to say 0 8247 16521 2022-11-18 4,445 0
Which of the following reasons about this concept dissuade you from subscribing? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Too expensive/not good value / Don’t need it / Don’t understand what’s in it for me / Don’t want to sign-up to a subscription / Already have a pet insurance / Already have a Wellness plan / The food brand I use isn’t available / Other / Nothing dissuades me / Prefer not to say 0 8247 16522 2022-11-18 4,445 0
What is the highest monthly price (£) you would consider subscribing for? number 0 8247 16523 2022-11-18 4,445 0
Thinking about the concept, which of the following do you agree? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Is trustworthy / Is easy to understand / Helps to manage pet care costs / Helps to build a healthy routine with my text / Is high quality / Is good value / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8247 16524 2022-11-18 4,445 0
What would incentivise you most to improve your routine with your dog? E.g. financial incentive, gifts, discounts, free advice/access to experts etc. textarea textarea 0 8247 16526 2022-11-18 4,445 0
You told us you were a dog owner, are you still a dog owner? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8247 16531 2022-11-18 4,445 0
Please carefully read the product proposition above, from a pet care brand. How appealing is the product proposition to you? radio 1 - very unappealing / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - very appealing / Prefer not to say 0 8246 16516 2022-11-18 4,480 0
Please explain, in one or two sentences, why you chose that rating for the last question? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8246 16517 2022-11-18 4,480 0
Which parts of the offering are more or less interesting to you? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8246 16518 2022-11-18 4,480 0
Is there anything you would want to better understand before considering a subscription? textarea textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea / textarea 0 8246 16519 2022-11-18 4,480 0
Based on the description of the concept, how likely would you be to subscribe? radio Very likely / Moderately likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all / Prefer not to say 0 8246 16520 2022-11-18 4,480 0
Which of the following reasons about this concept persuade you to subscribe? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Good value / Will help me build a better routine with my dog / I get rewarded for looking after my pet / Convenient / Other / Nothing persuades me / Prefer not to say 0 8246 16521 2022-11-18 4,480 0
Which of the following reasons about this concept dissuade you from subscribing? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Too expensive/not good value / Don’t need it / Don’t understand what’s in it for me / Don’t want to sign-up to a subscription / Already have a pet insurance / Already have a Wellness plan / The food brand I use isn’t available / Other / Nothing dissuades me / Prefer not to say 0 8246 16522 2022-11-18 4,480 0
What is the highest monthly price (£) you would consider subscribing for? number 0 8246 16523 2022-11-18 4,480 0
Thinking about the concept, which of the following do you agree? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Is trustworthy / Is easy to understand / Helps to manage pet care costs / Helps to build a healthy routine with my text / Is high quality / Is good value / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8246 16524 2022-11-18 4,480 0
What is your number one concern when caring for your dog? textarea textarea 0 8246 16525 2022-11-18 4,480 0
You told us you were a dog owner, are you still a dog owner? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8246 16531 2022-11-18 4,480 0
Which factors do you think are to blame for the UK's cost of living crisis? (Please select all that apply) checkbox War in Ukraine / The current government / Brexit / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8245 16511 2022-11-18 989 0
Which of the following do you think is mostly to blame for the cost of living crisis? radio The Government / Global factors / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8245 16512 2022-11-18 989 0
Following yesterday's Autumn Statement by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, who do you trust more to manage the UK's economy? radio The Conservative Party / The Labour Party / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8245 16513 2022-11-18 989 0
What type of spending, if any, do you think you will reduce in the coming year as a result of the announcements made yesterday by the Chancellor? radio Essential spending / Non-essential spending / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 8245 16514 2022-11-18 989 0
To what extent do you agree that the Government is committed to "levelling up", spreading opportunity more equally across the UK? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree not disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 8245 16515 2022-11-18 989 0
Which factors do you think are to blame for the UK's cost of living crisis? (Please select all that apply) checkbox War in Ukraine / The current government / Brexit / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8244 16506 2022-11-18 11,801 0
Which of the following do you think is mostly to blame for the cost of living crisis? radio The Government / Global factors / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8244 16507 2022-11-18 11,801 0
Following yesterday's Autumn Statement by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, who do you trust more to manage the UK's economy? radio The Conservative Party / The Labour Party / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8244 16508 2022-11-18 11,801 0
What type of spending, if any, do you think you will reduce in the coming year as a result of the announcements made yesterday by the Chancellor? radio Essential spending / Non-essential spending / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 8244 16509 2022-11-18 11,801 0
To what extent do you agree that the Government is committed to "levelling up", spreading opportunity more equally across the UK? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 8244 16510 2022-11-18 11,801 0
To what extent do you agree that the Government is committed to "levelling up", spreading opportunity more equally across the UK? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 8243 16505 2022-11-18 208 0
What type of spending, if any, have you had to reduce since this time last year? radio Essential spending / Non-essential spending / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 8241 16495 2022-11-18 864 0
Which factors do you think are to blame for the UK's cost of living crisis? (Please select all that apply) checkbox War in Ukraine / The current government / Brexit / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8241 16496 2022-11-18 864 0
Which of the following do you think is mostly to blame for the cost of living crisis? radio The Government / Global factors / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8241 16497 2022-11-18 864 0
Following yesterday's Autumn Statement by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, who do you trust more to manage the UK's economy? radio The Conservative Party / The Labour Party / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8241 16498 2022-11-18 864 0
Should social media be banned? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8240 16494 2022-11-17 1,021 0
Which broadband provider is the most reliable? textarea textarea 0 8239 16493 2022-11-17 251 0
Which of the following are you interested in? (Tick all that apply) checkbox History / Heritage / Genealogy / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8238 16492 2022-11-17 225 0
Which of the following do you do to alleviate period pains? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Use a CBD tampon / Choose loose clothing / Exercise / Lie down / Hot water bottle / TENS machine / Other natural remedies / Other pain pills such as paracetamol / Other / I don't do anything / I don't have period pains / Prefer not to say 0 8237 16490 2022-11-17 449 0
Did you know CBD (Cannabidiol) can relieve period pains? radio Yes, I use CBD to relieve period pains / Yes, I have heard about it / No / Prefer not to say 0 8237 16491 2022-11-17 449 0
Are you or your partner currently pregnant? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8235 16488 2022-11-17 267 0
What would you not sacrifice due to the cost of living crisis? textarea textarea 0 8233 16485 2022-11-17 632 0
"I have cut back on non-essential spending since the cost of living crisis began" - To what extent do you agree or disagree? radio Agree strongly / Agree somewhat / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree somewhat / Disagree strongly / Prefer not to say 0 8233 16486 2022-11-17 632 0
After today’s autumn statement do you know how much more tax you’ll pay next year? radio Yes / No / I haven't taken a look at today's autumn statement yet / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8232 16484 2022-11-17 2,129 0
Do you currently have breakdown cover? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8231 16480 2022-11-16 1,082 0
With which company do you have breakdown cover? textarea textarea 0 8231 16481 2022-11-16 1,082 0
Do you think you will be spending more or less on breakdown cover in the next 12 months? radio More / Less, or I will cancel / The same / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8231 16482 2022-11-16 1,082 0
What make of car do you drive? textarea textarea 0 8231 16483 2022-11-16 1,082 0
Do you pay council tax? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8230 16475 2022-11-16 5,333 0
Is council tax the largest household finance you have other than rent or a mortgage? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8230 16476 2022-11-16 5,333 0
The average council tax bill has increased by 18% in the last five years, do you feel this is justified? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8230 16477 2022-11-16 5,333 0
Do you know exactly what your councils tax contributes to and the breakdown of these contributions? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8230 16478 2022-11-16 5,333 0
Do you think you should have more say in how your council tax is spent? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8230 16479 2022-11-16 5,333 0
Which of the following reality TV competition shows do you regularly watch? (please select all that apply) checkbox I'm a Celebrity / Strictly Come Dancing / Love Island / Dancing on Ice / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 8229 16473 2022-11-16 161,624 0
How often do you vote for contestants on these shows? radio Every time / Most of the time / Some of the time / Never / Prefer not to say 1 8229 16474 2022-11-16 161,624 0
You previously told us B&Q is your preferred home improvement store, are you currently signed up to the B&Q Club membership program or have the B&Q app? radio Yes I’m a member of the B&Q Club / Yes I have the app / Yes I have both / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8225 16468 2022-11-16 638 0
Do you feel underage consumption of alcohol and tobacco leads to anti-social behaviour within your local community? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8224 16467 2022-11-16 1,043 0
Do you sell on any of the following platforms? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Etsy / Ebay / Amazon / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8222 16460 2022-11-15 4,866 0
Are you responsible for the decision making process regarding campaigns? radio Yes, solely responsible / Yes, jointly responsible / No / Prefer not to say 0 8222 16534 2022-11-15 4,866 0
Do you work with business-to-business or business-to-customer selling? radio Business-to-business only / Business-to-customer only / Both / Prefer not to say 0 8222 16535 2022-11-15 4,866 0
To what extent will you be having what’s considered to be a traditional Christmas this year? radio Untraditional / Somewhat untraditional / Neutral / Somewhat traditional / Traditional / I don't celebrate Christmas / Prefer not to say 0 8220 16425 2022-11-15 3,095 0
Do you like to do things at Christmas that meet the stereotypical perception of the ‘perfect Christmas’? radio Strongly disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neutral / Somewhat agree / Strongly agree / Prefer not to say 0 8220 16426 2022-11-15 3,095 0
How likely are you to swap the traditional Christmas dinner of roast turkey and all the trimmings for something different this year? radio Very unlikely / Somewhat unlikely / Neutral / Somewhat likely / Very likely / Prefer not to say 0 8220 16427 2022-11-15 3,095 0
Given a free choice, what would you prefer to eat for Christmas dinner? radio Traditional Christmas dinner (e.g. turkey with all the trimmings) / Vegetarian or vegan Christmas dinner / Roast beef / Chicken / Steak / Full English / Banger & mash / Homemade curry / Pizza / Pasta / Fish & chips / Burger & chips / Beans on toast / Takeaway curry / Takeaway Chinese / Fast food (e.g. McDonald's, KFC) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8220 16428 2022-11-15 3,095 0
Which of these guilty pleasures will you do over the Christmas period? (select all that apply) checkbox Stay in pyjamas all day / Wear matching family pyjamas / Binge watch Christmas movies / Watch your favourite children’s Christmas movie as an adult / Watch more TV than you do the rest of the year / Eat chocolate for breakfast / Eat chocolate in bed / Drink fizz (or other alcohol) for breakfast / Eat dessert before dinner — or whenever / Snack late at night / Wear an ugly Christmas jumper / Wear elf ears, Santa hat or reindeer antlers / Wear a so-bad-it’s-good Christmas outfit / Take the perfect Christmas selfie until you get the right one / Sing along loudly to Christmas music / Eat pigs-in-blankets / Buy gifts for yourself / Drop a not-so-subtle hint about a gift you’d like / Watch the King’s speech / Avoid having to go to someone else’s house for Christmas dinner / Avoid having additional guests for Christmas dinner / Go to a friend or family member’s house for a second Christmas dinner / Eat leftovers straight from the fridge / Have a post-Christmas dinner nap / Go over the top on Christmas decorations / Bail on a night out for an evening on the sofa / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8220 16429 2022-11-15 3,095 0
Which of these festive faux pas have you committed? (select all that apply) checkbox Turned up to a Christmas party without a bottle / Bought an unsuitable gift for someone / Forgotten to take the price tag off a gift / Re-gifted something originally given to you / Forgotten to buy someone a gift / Wrapped a Christmas gift in birthday paper / Wrapped gifts poorly / Forgotten to send a thank you card or text for gifts received / Visibly expressed your disappointment about a gift / Posted pictures of gifts you've received on social media / Left Christmas decorations up after Twelfth Night (5th January) / Forgotten to cook a vegetarian option for a guest / Burnt the Christmas dinner / Forgotten to defrost the turkey / Overindulged in alcohol and missed part of Christmas / Forgotten to serve a dish for dinner (e.g. left the potatoes in the oven) / Re-gifted a bottle of wine originally bought for you / Given someone a bottle of wine as a gift and then drunk it / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8220 16430 2022-11-15 3,095 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 8219 16424 2022-11-15 10,007 0
Do you regularly buy any of the following Heinz food products? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Baked Beanz / Tomato Soup / Chicken Soup / Pasta Sauce / Tomato Ketchup / Mayonaise / BBQ Sauce / Other Sauce / Other Soup / Tinned Spaghetti / Vegetable Soup / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8217 16416 2022-11-15 2,074 0
Have you had to buy supermarket branded alternatives to the Heinz food products you regularly buy due to the cost of living? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8217 16417 2022-11-15 2,074 0
Thinking about your recent house move, would you have liked to move house during the Christmas period? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8215 16411 2022-11-15 5,005 0
Would you have purposely delayed a property purchase to avoid moving house during the Christmas period? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8215 16412 2022-11-15 5,005 0
Would you have avoided placing an offer on your ideal home if it meant moving during the Christmas period? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8215 16413 2022-11-15 5,005 0
What is the main reason you would have avoided moving during Christmas? radio The additional stress of the holiday season / Not being settled in my new home for Christmas Day / Not being able to host family or friends / The combined additional costs of Christmas and moving house / Not knowing my new area fully during the festive period / Prefer not to say 0 8215 16414 2022-11-15 5,005 0
When did you last buy a home? radio In the last 1-3 months / 4-6 months ago / 7-12 months / More than 1 year ago / Never / Prefer not to say 0 8215 16415 2022-11-15 5,005 0
Are you worried about the additional cost of Christmas this year? radio Yes / No / I don't celebrate Christmas / Prefer not to say 0 8214 16406 2022-11-15 5,180 0
Do you think you will have to scale back on your Christmas spend because of the higher cost of living? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8214 16407 2022-11-15 5,180 0
Which area will you need to scale back on? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Food shopping / Christmas presents / Going out and socialising / Travelling / Hosting/energy usage within the home / Other / I don't need to scale back on anything / Prefer not to say 0 8214 16408 2022-11-15 5,180 0
Will you avoid hosting family or friends because of the higher cost of living? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8214 16409 2022-11-15 5,180 0
Will you be spending Christmas at home alone due to the cost of travelling to see family or friends? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8214 16410 2022-11-15 5,180 0
Have you previously put up Christmas decorations during the festive period? radio Yes / No / I don't celebrate Christmas / Prefer not to say 0 8213 16400 2022-11-15 6,169 0
Do you usually put up a Christmas tree? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8213 16401 2022-11-15 6,169 0
Do you usually put up exterior Christmas lights on your home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8213 16402 2022-11-15 6,169 0
Thinking about the current increasing cost of energy bills, will you refrain from putting fairy lights on your Christmas tree this year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8213 16403 2022-11-15 6,169 0
Thinking about the current increasing cost of energy bills, will you refrain from putting Christmas lights on the exterior of your home this year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8213 16404 2022-11-15 6,169 0
If you do plan to put up Christmas lights, will you do so for a reduced amount of time compared to previous years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8213 16405 2022-11-15 6,169 0
You told us you work in the real estate industry, are you an estate agent? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8212 16395 2022-11-15 375 0
Do you expect to be busy right through until the New Year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8212 16396 2022-11-15 375 0
Do you expect to operate reduced hours at any point during the festive period? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8212 16397 2022-11-15 375 0
Do you expect to operate with a reduced level of staff during the festive period? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8212 16398 2022-11-15 375 0
Will reduced operating hours or staff levels impact your ability to execute operationally? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8212 16399 2022-11-15 375 0
Do you feel that there is an issue in your local area where under age drinking and/or smoking is concerned? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8211 16390 2022-11-15 5,080 0
Do you feel that your local convenience store or supermarket contributes to this issue? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8211 16391 2022-11-15 5,080 0
Do you feel that your local convenience store or supermarket should be more proactive in preventing this issue? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8211 16392 2022-11-15 5,080 0
How important is it that your local convenience store is compliant when it comes to checking ID on age prohibited products? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8211 16393 2022-11-15 5,080 0
Would you be more or less likely to use a convenience store or supermarket knowing that it had been prosecuted for selling age prohibited items to minors? radio Much more likely / Somewhat more likely / Neither more nor less likely / Somewhat less likely / Much less likely / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8211 16394 2022-11-15 5,080 0
Do you regularly buy any of the following Heinz food products? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Baked Beanz / Tomato Soup / Chicken Soup / Pasta Sauce / Tomato Ketchup / Mayonaise / BBQ Sauce / Other Sauce / Other Soup / Tinned Spaghetti / Vegetable Soup / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8210 16389 2022-11-15 11 0
Do you sell on any of the following platforms? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Ebay / Etsy / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8209 16387 2022-11-14 203 0
Which of the following best describe you? radio I am fully self-service/unmanaged / I am managed and used partners / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 8209 16388 2022-11-14 203 0
Are you looking to buy/finance a car in the next 6 months? radio Yes / No / I don't drive / Prefer not to say 0 8208 16384 2022-11-14 3,124 0
How much would you usually spend on a new car? radio 0 - £5,999 / £6,000 - £10,999 / £11,000 - £15,999 / £16,000 - £20,999 / £21,000 - £25,999 / £26,000 - £30,999 / £30,000+ / Prefer not to say 0 8208 16385 2022-11-14 3,124 0
What do you usually focus on when buying a new car? checkbox Safety / Latest technology / Special offers / Good quality / Comfort / Spaciousness / Overall look / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8208 16386 2022-11-14 3,124 0
How many credit cards do you have? radio None / 1 / 2 / 3 or more / Prefer not to say 0 8207 16382 2022-11-11 450 0
Which of the following applies to you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I have at least one credit card which I pay off at the end of every month / I have at least one credit card which its balance gets carried over every month / I have at least two cards with the same provider / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8207 16383 2022-11-11 450 0
What's your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 8206 16380 2022-11-11 538 0
What smart watch, if any, do you own? checkbox Apple Watch / Fitbit / Garmin / Samsung / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8206 16381 2022-11-11 538 0
Which MP would you most like to see humiliated on I'm A Celebrity Get me Out of Here? radio Boris Johnson / Keir Starmer / Theresa May / Nicola Sturgeon / Jeremy Corbyn / Jeremy Hunt / Kwasi Kwarteng / Liz Truss / Other / Prefer not to say 0 8205 16378 2022-11-11 266 0
Please name the MP you would most like to see humiliated on I'm A Celebrity Get me Out of Here? textarea textarea 0 8205 16379 2022-11-11 266 0
When was the last time you booked a package holiday? radio In the last year / 1-2 years ago / 3 years or more ago / Never / Prefer not to say 0 8203 16376 2022-11-10 565 0
Will you be driving anywhere for a leisure visit this weekend? radio Yes / No / I don't drive / Prefer not to say 0 8201 16372 2022-11-10 3,117 0
Where will you be driving this weekend? textarea textarea 0 8201 16373 2022-11-10 3,117 0
Roughly how many miles will you be driving to get there and back? number 2000 / 0 0 8201 16374 2022-11-10 3,117 0
Do you have a financial adviser? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8199 16367 2022-11-10 457 0
How confident are you about your financial future? radio Very confident / Somewhat confident / Not confident at all / Prefer not to say 0 8199 16368 2022-11-10 457 0
How well prepared are you for your retirement? radio Very well prepared / Somewhat well prepared / Not well prepared at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8199 16369 2022-11-10 457 0
Do you expect your personal financial circumstances to remain the same, improve, or worsen in the next year? radio Remain the same / Improve / Worsen / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8199 16370 2022-11-10 457 0
When looking for home improvement products where do you typically shop? (Tick all that apply) checkbox B&Q / Homebase / Wickes / Amazon / Ikea / Wayfair / Dunelm / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8198 16364 2022-11-10 3,122 0
Which of the following home improvement stores do you feel offer the best value for money? (Tick all that apply) checkbox B&Q / Homebase / Wickes / Amazon / Ikea / Wayfair / Dunelm / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8198 16365 2022-11-10 3,122 0
Which of the following home improvement stores do you feel offer most convenient shopping experience? checkbox B&Q / Homebase / Wickes / Amazon / Ikea / Wayfair / Dunelm / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8198 16366 2022-11-10 3,122 0
Do you work in any of the following sectors? radio Farming/agriculture / Shooting/hunting / Equestrian/riding school/own stables / Groundskeeper/landscaping/gardening / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 8197 16363 2022-11-10 58,530 0
Which, if any, of the following products are you looking to buy in the next 6 months? (Tick all that apply.) checkbox Hair dryer / Hair straighteners / Hair curlers / Vacuum cleaner / Humidifier / Air purifier / Fan / Heater / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8196 16362 2022-11-10 302 0
What brand(s) of hair-styling tools do you use? checkbox GHD / Revlon / Babyliss / Dyson / Cloud 9 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8195 16360 2022-11-09 522 0
How would you describe your hair? textarea textarea 0 8195 16361 2022-11-09 522 0
Which of the following have you purchased/leased in the past 5 years? (TIck all that apply) checkbox Luxury SUV / Luxury sedan / Luxury coupe / Other luxury vehicles / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8194 16358 2022-11-09 51 0
Are you the decision maker for this vehicle purchase? radio Yes, sole decision maker / Yes, joint decision maker / No / Prefer not to say 0 8194 16359 2022-11-09 51 0
Does your company use an email marketing software tool? (e.g., Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Hubspot, ActiveCampaign, Sendinblue, etc.) radio Yes / No / Not sure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8193 16355 2022-11-09 47 0
What is your involvement in selecting services / vendors / tools / software / solutions to manage email marketing? radio I am the sole decision maker / I am one of the key decision-makers / I have significant influence in the decision-making process, but do not make the final decision / I gather information and provide recommendations to the decision-maker(s) / I am typically not involved in decision-making / Prefer not to say 0 8193 16356 2022-11-09 47 0
What is your involvement in sending marketing emails to your current and (prospective) customers? radio I am the primary sender/ my team is responsible / I have significant influence over the emails drafted and sent / I oversee and provide recommendations in sending/ drafting emails / I am typically not involved in sending/ drafting emails / Prefer not to say 0 8193 16357 2022-11-09 47 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means that you would not vote and 10 means that you would certainly vote, how likely would you be to vote if there were a general election tomorrow? radio 0 (Certainly will not vote) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 (Certain to vote) / Prefer not to say 0 8192 16349 2022-11-09 6,709 0
If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK / Some other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8192 16350 2022-11-09 6,709 0
Protesters from the environmental activist group Just Stop Oil have caused widespread disruptions, such as gluing themselves to roads, throwing soup on famous paintings and stopping traffic on the M25, the UK’s busiest motorway. To what extent, if at all, do you support these disruptions? radio Strongly support / Support / Neither oppose nor support / Oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8192 16351 2022-11-09 6,709 0
The government is planning to introduce harsher punishments for environmental activists who disrupt public order, including imprisonment for six months and unlimited fines. To what extent, if at all, do you support harsher punishments for environmental activists such as Just Stop Oil? radio Strongly support / Support / Neither oppose nor support / Oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8192 16352 2022-11-09 6,709 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: “The UK should pay climate reparations to developing countries in compensation for its historic role in climate change.” radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8192 16353 2022-11-09 6,709 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: “Donald Trump is a threat to democracy in the United States.” radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8192 16354 2022-11-09 6,709 0
Do you hold a Lifetime ISA? (A Lifetime ISA or LISA is the specific ISA product designed primarily to help under 40s to purchase a first home) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8191 16346 2022-11-09 3,150 0
Have you considered trying to access your Lifetime ISA funds recently to help with the increased cost of living? radio Yes / No / I haven’t saved any money into my Lifetime ISA / Prefer not to say 0 8191 16347 2022-11-09 3,150 0
Is the exit penalty acting as a barrier to you accessing your Lifetime ISA funds? radio Yes / No / I am not aware of the exit penalty / Prefer not to say 0 8191 16348 2022-11-09 3,150 0
Do you work in any of the following London financial districts? checkbox Canary Wharf / City of London / Lambeth / Southwark / Camden and Islington / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8189 16345 2022-11-08 1,363 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 8188 16343 2022-11-08 10,000 0
How likely are you to use augmented reality and virtual reality at during a luxury vehicle event? radio Very likely / LIkely / Neutral / Unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 8187 16338 2022-11-08 853 0
What do you expect to see digitally during a luxury vehicle event? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Live speaker information / Product information and specification / Ability to edit your personal itinerary / Augmented reality / Map of the event (beverages, toilets, helpdesk etc) / GPS Locator / Further information on stalls/ speakers / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8187 16339 2022-11-08 853 0
Would you want to continue using the app as a communication channel post-event? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8187 16340 2022-11-08 853 0
How likely are you to use augmented reality and virtual reality after a luxury vehicle event? radio Very likely / Likely / Neutral / Unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 8187 16341 2022-11-08 853 0
What information would you want to receive post-event? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Future car launch event notifications/ information / Car manufacturing process updates / News / Images of the event / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8187 16342 2022-11-08 853 0
Do you have a passion for cars? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8185 16324 2022-11-08 5,690 0
Have you ever been to an event that unveils a new exclusive luxury product? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8185 16325 2022-11-08 5,690 0
How would you expect to get notified about exclusive luxury vehicle events? radio Social media / Email / Memberships / Direct contact (e.g. Phone call) / Post / Other / Prefer not to say 0 8185 16326 2022-11-08 5,690 0
Would you expect a digital element as part of your experience after being invited to an exclusive luxury vehicle event? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8185 16327 2022-11-08 5,690 0
What platform(s) or device(s) would you want to use as part of your experience? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Mobile / Tablet / Laptop / Computer / AR or VR headset / Metaverse / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8185 16328 2022-11-08 5,690 0
What factor(s) would encourage you to reserve a luxury vehicle pre-launch without seeing it? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Scarcity / The brand / Vehicle specs / Imagery / Personalisation / Sense of luxury & exclusivity / Digital process / Simplicity of process / NFT (non-fungible token) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8185 16329 2022-11-08 5,690 0
What would encourage you to pay a deposit digitally to reserve a luxury vehicle pre-launch? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Dealer contact information / Ease of use / Look & feel / Personalised service / Convenience / Direct and brand specific information / Speed of service / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8185 16330 2022-11-08 5,690 0
What would discourage you to pay a deposit digitally to reserve a luxury vehicle pre-launch? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Inability of see exactly what I've purchased / Inability to feel, touch or experience the vehicle / Lack of imagery / Lack of test drive / Lack of personalised service / Potential for fraud & security risks / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8185 16331 2022-11-08 5,690 0
How would you pay a deposit for a luxury vehicle online? radio Credit card / Debit card / Cryptocurrency (e.g. Bitcoin) / Mobile payments (e.g. Apple pay, Google pay) / Online payment system (e.g. Paypal, Sage) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 8185 16332 2022-11-08 5,690 0
After reserving a luxury vehicle online what would your after-care expectations be? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Ability to contact a dealer / Ability to access warranty information / Updates of car manufacturing timeline / Ability to book follow up servicing / Access to modification specifications / Access to exclusive car club or model specific information / Access to an aftercare team (mechanical or technical specialists) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 8185 16333 2022-11-08 5,690 0
What pre-event content would you want to see as part of the digital experience? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Event logistics information e.g. date, time, location / Event itinerary information / Brand information / Vehicle information and specs / Special guest list / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8185 16334 2022-11-08 5,690 0
Do you understand what an NFT (Non-fungible token) is? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8185 16335 2022-11-08 5,690 0
Have you ever used an augmented reality experience on your personal device? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8185 16336 2022-11-08 5,690 0
How likely are you to use augmented reality and virtual reality before a luxury vehicle event? radio Very likely / Likely / Neutral / Unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 8185 16337 2022-11-08 5,690 0
What is your favourite board game to play at Christmas? textarea textarea 0 8184 16323 2022-11-08 202 0
Which of the following applies to you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I bought a car in the last 3 years / I plan to buy a car in the next 3 years / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8182 16321 2022-11-07 100 0
Have you ever used refillable packaging? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8181 16319 2022-11-07 562 0
What's the last thing you bought that had plastic packaging? textarea textarea 0 8181 16320 2022-11-07 562 0
Which of the following are you solely or jointly responsible for when making purchase decisions? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Mobile phone network / Broadband / Paid for TV service / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8180 16316 2022-11-07 9,961 0
Thinking about your own personal mobile phone, what type of mobile phone tariff is it on? radio Pay As You Go / Pay monthly contract with a mobile phone included / Longer term SIM Only Contract / Rolling 30-day SIM Only / I'm not sure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8180 16317 2022-11-07 9,961 0
Do you have a Lifetime ISA? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8179 16313 2022-11-07 3,164 0
Have you considered trying to access your Lifetime ISA funds recently to help with the increased cost of living? radio Yes / No / I haven’t saved any money into my Lifetime ISA / Prefer not to say 0 8179 16314 2022-11-07 3,164 0
Is the exit penalty acting as a barrier to you accessing your Lifetime ISA funds? radio Yes / No / I am not aware of the exit penalty / Prefer not to say 0 8179 16315 2022-11-07 3,164 0
Which of the following best describe you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I bought a printer in the last 12 months / I bought a printer in the last 6 months / I plan to buy a printer in the next 3 months / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8178 16310 2022-11-07 106 0
Is this purchase for personal or business use? radio Personal / Business / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8178 16311 2022-11-07 106 0
How many people work in your business? radio 0-25 / 26-50 / 51-100 / 101-250 / 250+ / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8178 16312 2022-11-07 106 0
Do you now regret voting for Brexit? radio Yes / No / I don’t know / I didn’t vote for Brexit / Prefer not to say 0 8177 16309 2022-11-05 2,020 0
What's your favourite car? textarea textarea 0 8173 16304 2022-11-04 568 0
Which do you prefer? radio Lamborghini / Ferrari / Ford Fiesta / Bentley / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8173 16305 2022-11-04 568 0
You told us you are a customer of Severn Trent (water company), are you currently receiving financial assistance from Severn Trent to help pay your water bills? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8172 16302 2022-11-04 553 0
Do you consider yourself to be struggling to pay your water bills? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8172 16303 2022-11-04 553 0
If you could get a free sample of anything right now, what would it be? textarea textarea 0 8171 16301 2022-11-04 265 0
Do you have a passion for cars? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8170 16299 2022-11-04 167 0
Have you ever been to an event that unveils a new exclusive luxury product? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8170 16300 2022-11-04 167 0
Would you consider studying for an open degree in the next 5 years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8169 16298 2022-11-04 239 0
Which of the following Mars Celebrations do you like? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Maltesers / Galaxy / Galaxy Caramel / Milky Way / Mars / Twix / Snickers / Bounty / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8168 16293 2022-11-04 33,243 0
Which of the following Quality Street chocolates do you like? (Please select all that apply) checkbox The Purple One (Hazelnut and caramel) / The Green Triangle (Hazelnut noisette) / Orange Crème / Toffee Finger / Milk Chocolate Block / Strawberry Delight / Fudge / Orange Crunch / Toffee Penny / Caramel Swirl / Coconut Eclair / Lemon Zing / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8168 16294 2022-11-04 33,243 0
Which of the following Cadbury Roses chocolates do you like? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Tangy Orange Creme / Strawberry Dream / Hazel in Caramel / Cadbury Dairy Milk Chunk / Golden Barrel / Hazel Whirl / Caramel / Signature Truffle / Country Fudge / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8168 16295 2022-11-04 33,243 0
Which of the following Cadbury Heroes chocolates do you like? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Cadbury Dairy Milk / Cadbury Dairy Milk Caramel / Eclairs / Fudge / Twirl / Creme Egg Twisted / Crunchie Bits / Dinky Decker / Wispa / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8168 16297 2022-11-04 33,243 0
If you liked a brands marketing, but had a bad customer experience before, would you still buy from them? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8167 16290 2022-11-04 614 0
Which of the following would influence you to purchase from a company? checkbox Good Customer Service / Value for Money / The Values the Company Has / Trust in the Company / Their Marketing / Previous reviews of the company / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8167 16291 2022-11-04 614 0
What do you think Customer Experience is? textarea textarea 0 8167 16292 2022-11-04 614 0
If you could keep only three of following, which three would you keep? (Please select three) checkbox Pets / Alcohol / Thumbs / TV / Fruit / Exercise / Windows / Emergency services / Beds / Prefer not to say 0 8166 16289 2022-11-03 237 0
What’s the best thing ever? textarea textarea 0 8165 16288 2022-11-03 218 0
What kind of cars are you enthusiastic about? radio Performance cars / High-end Luxury cars / Sports cars / Classic cars / Electric cars / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8164 16286 2022-11-03 107 0
Have you ever or would you attend luxury and performance car VIP events, launches, or tours? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8164 16287 2022-11-03 107 0
“Cash house buying companies” are also known as “we buy any house companies”. They offer a faster sale than using an estate agent, but they buy your home for significantly less than its full value. On a scale of 1-5, how trustworthy do you think “cash house buying companies” are? radio 1 – Not trustworthy at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - Very trustworthy / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8163 16285 2022-11-03 561 0
What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Matt Hancock? textarea textarea 0 8162 16282 2022-11-03 1,012 0
How much more would you pay for a "green" Christmas this year? radio Nothing / Less than 5% more / Between 5 and 10% more / Between 10 and 20% more / More than 20% more / Prefer not to say 0 8162 16283 2022-11-03 1,012 0
Of the following, what is your top priority this Christmas? radio Saving money / Recycling and/or buying sustainably / Having fun / Staying warm / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8162 16284 2022-11-03 1,012 0
Do you live in any of the following districts? radio Winchester / Eastleigh / Test Valley / Southampton / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8160 16279 2022-11-03 2,100 0
Do you know what a Bare Trust is? checkbox I know what a Bare Trust is, and I know how they work / I know what a Bare Trust is, but I don’t know how they work / No, I have never heard of a Bare Trust / Prefer not to say 0 8159 16278 2022-11-03 226 0
Do you live in any of the following locations? radio Essex / Norfolk / Suffolk / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8158 16276 2022-11-03 6 0
To what extent do you trust opinion polls? radio Very much / Somewhat / Not very much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 8157 16274 2022-11-02 2,061 0
Whom do you blame mostly for the current immigration crisis? textarea textarea 0 8157 16275 2022-11-02 2,061 0
Are you any of the following? radio Accountant - Sole trader or SMB (small/medium business) / Accounting Practitioners / Bookkeeper / Work within an organisation in an accounting/bookkeeping role / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8156 16272 2022-11-02 112 0
How many employees are there in your organisation? radio 1-10 / 11-49 / 50+ / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8156 16273 2022-11-02 112 0
Would your child be interested in role playing any of the careers below? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Actor / Aviation / Banker / Spy / Tour bus driver / Cleaner / Dancer / In fashion / Fire & rescue service / Doctor or nurse / Librarian / Musician / Journalist / Pet wellbeing / Photographer / Pokemon trainer / Police department / Radio broadcaster / Scientist / Retail worker / In a TV studio / Chef / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8155 16271 2022-11-02 312 0
Is it right for a serving MP to spend several weeks on a celebrity reality show? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8153 16269 2022-11-02 2,363 0
How much do you agree with - I sometimes limit red meat consumption. radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neutral / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Prefer not to say 0 8152 16263 2022-11-02 3,068 0
How much do you agree with - I look for food authority assurances. radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neutral / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Prefer not to say 0 8152 16264 2022-11-02 3,068 0
How much do you agree with - I eat healthier than I did in the past. radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neutral / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Prefer not to say 0 8152 16265 2022-11-02 3,068 0
How much do you agree with - I prefer to buy free range radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neutral / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Prefer not to say 0 8152 16266 2022-11-02 3,068 0
How much do you agree with - I prefer to prepare my meals radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neutral / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Prefer not to say 0 8152 16267 2022-11-02 3,068 0
How much do you agree with - It’s important companies act ethically radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neutral / Somewhat disgree / Completely disagree / Prefer not to say 0 8152 16268 2022-11-02 3,068 0
Select your favourite music genres: (Tick all that apply) checkbox Neo-classical / Modern classical / Downtempo / Trance / Ambient music / New age / Jazz / Alternative/indie / Electronic / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8151 16261 2022-11-02 733 0
Do you enjoy listening to any of the following artists? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Hania Rani / Yiruma / Dustin O'Halloran / Lambert / Sophie Hutchings / Alfa Mist / JFDR / Eydís Evensen / tstewart / Magnús Jóhann / EDM / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8151 16262 2022-11-02 733 0
Which of the following musicals have you seen? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Tina Turner The Musical / Matilda / The Lion King / Wicked / Six / Frozen / Back to the future / & Juliet / Mamma Mia / Book of Morman / Jamie / Chicago / Sister Act / Cinderella / Dear Evan Hansen / Mary Poppins / Heathers the Musical / Les Misérables / Waitress / Fame / Aladdin / Kinky Boots / Jersey Boys / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8150 16258 2022-11-02 930 0
How do you usually book theatre tickets? radio Online booking via Desktop / Online booking via mobile phone / In person at Box office or venue / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8150 16259 2022-11-02 930 0
Which English Heritage or Historical Royal Palaces have you visited? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Stonehenge / Hadrian’s Wall / Tower of London / St Augustine Abbey / Durham Castle / Palace of Westminster / Blenheim Palace / Fountains Abbey / Greenwich / Tintagel Castle / Belsay Hall, Castle and Gardens / Audley End House & Gardens / Osborne / Dover Castle / Walmer Castle / Warkworth Castle / Kenilworth Castle / Hampton Court Palace / Banqueting House / Kenington Palace / Kew Palace / Hillsborough Castle / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8150 16260 2022-11-02 930 0
Would you be put off buying a house if you found out it had a history of subsidence? radio Yes, I would be put off / No, I would not be put off / Prefer not to say 0 8146 16254 2022-11-02 661 0
Do you own an electric vehicle (EV)? radio Yes / No, but I have an EV on order / No, but I am considering purchasing within the next 6 months / No, but I am considering purchasing within the next year / No, and I am not considering purchasing in the near future / Prefer not to say 0 8145 16253 2022-11-01 552 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 8144 16252 2022-11-01 10,035 0
Do you know what “quiet firing” is? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8142 16246 2022-11-01 1,783 0
Have you ever experienced any of these in your current, or a previous, workplace? (please select all that apply) checkbox Someone making your work life uncomfortable to encourage you to leave / Being ignored by your manager / Communication stopped internally / Role or responsibility changes / Left out of social aspects of the job / Left out of meetings / Passed over for promotion / Lack of feedback / Information withheld from you / Undermined in a meeting / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8142 16247 2022-11-01 1,783 0
One week into Rishi Sunak's Government, are you more confident about your personal finances? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8141 16245 2022-11-01 2,095 0
Do you have a Lifetime ISA? radio Yes, a Cash Lifetime ISA / Yes, a Stocks & Shares Lifetime ISA / No, but I have a Help-to-Buy ISA / No, none of the above / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8140 16244 2022-11-01 520 0
Which of the following United Kingdom languages do you speak? (Tick all that apply) checkbox English / Scots / Welsh / Cornish / Scottish Gaelic / Irish / Ulster Scots / Angloromani / Beurla Reagaird / Shelta / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 8139 16243 2022-11-01 59,267 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means that you would not vote and 10 means that you would certainly vote, how likely would you be to vote if there were a general election tomorrow? radio 0 (Certainly will not vote) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 (Certain to vote) / Prefer not to say 0 8138 16236 2022-11-01 7,810 0
If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK / Some other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8138 16237 2022-11-01 7,810 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: “The British government has lost control of the country’s borders” radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8138 16238 2022-11-01 7,810 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: “European courts and judges in Strasbourg should be able to override decisions about Britain’s borders that are made in Britain” radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8138 16239 2022-11-01 7,810 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: “No one who arrives unlawfully in the UK by a small boat from a safe country, such as France, should be granted a right to settle in the UK” radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8138 16240 2022-11-01 7,810 0
This week it was revealed that the largest group of foreign nationals who are arriving unlawfully to the UK in small boats are Albanians. There is currently no war or persecution in Albania. What do you think should be done? radio They should be allowed to stay in the country and apply for British citizenship / They should be allowed to stay in the country but not become British citizens / They should be required to leave the country and return to Albania / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8138 16241 2022-11-01 7,810 0
Which politician do you think would best manage the issue of the small boats crossing the Channel? radio Keir Starmer / Rishi Sunak / Ed Davey / Caroline Lucas / Boris Johnson / Nicola Sturgeon / Nigel Farage / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8138 16242 2022-11-01 7,810 0
Do you recall seeing Fridays Restaurant Bar & Grill advertised within the last 14 days? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8137 16235 2022-10-31 89 0
Do you work in any of the following London financial districts? radio Canary Wharf / City of London / Lambeth / Southwark / Camden and Islington / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8136 16234 2022-10-31 610 0
When booking to see a live theatre show or event, how would you purchase your tickets? radio Online through the official theatre website / In person, at the theatre venue or Box Office well in advance / Research for the best online deals well in advance / Last-minute deals online / Last-minute tickets at the venue or Box Office / Prefer not to say 0 8135 16233 2022-10-31 200 0
What do you think of Elon Musk? textarea textarea 0 8134 16231 2022-10-31 450 0
Elon Musk has recently bought Twitter. Do you think he will make it better or worse? radio Better / Worse / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8134 16232 2022-10-31 450 0
What do you think of Elon Musk? textarea textarea 0 8133 16229 2022-10-31 508 0
Elon Musk has recently bought Twitter. Do you think he will make it better or worse? radio Better / Worse / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8133 16230 2022-10-31 508 0
Which of these are you confident doing? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Having a repertoire of ten meals that you can cook easily / Put up a shelf / Ride a bike / Create a social media video / Understand a loan agreement to borrow money / Take up (hem) trousers / Mend a puncture / Prefer not to say / None of the above 0 8132 16225 2022-10-31 891 0
Do you feel that you have enough practical skills to thrive as an adult? radio Yes, I feel totally confident with the skills that I have in navigating life / I feel somewhat confident that I have the skills I need / No, I feel that there are a lot of gaps in the skills I have / No, I feel very unconfident in the skills that I have / Prefer not to say 0 8132 16226 2022-10-31 891 0
If you don't know how to do something practical, what do you do? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Look it up on social media (TikTok, YouTube, Instagram) and then learn how to do it / Ask my parent to do it for me / Ask my partner to do it / Pay someone to do it / Get a book and learn how to do it / Ignore the problem until it gets worse or goes away / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8132 16227 2022-10-31 891 0
Would you describe yourself as a football fan? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8131 16228 2022-10-31 4,325 0
Are you a car enthusiast? Please select any of the following types of cars you are enthusiastic about. checkbox High-end Luxury cars / Classic cars / Electric cars / Performance cars / Other / I am not a car enthusiast / Prefer not to say 0 8129 16213 2022-10-31 12,020 0
How do you access any classic or luxury car content? checkbox Magazines / Brochures / Websites / Events / Dealerships / Showrooms / Dealer websites / Classic car enthusiast websites / Social media (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc.) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8129 16214 2022-10-31 12,020 0
What devices do you usually use to access the website? checkbox Mobile phone / Tablet / Laptop / Computer / AR or VR headset / Metaverse / Prefer not to say 0 8129 16215 2022-10-31 12,020 0
Think of a recent classic or luxury car website you visited – what stood out to you as POSITIVE experience? Please select all that apply. checkbox Look & feel of the website / Ease of use / Functionality / Personalisation (recommendations/similar product suggestions) / Sense of luxury & exclusivity / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8129 16216 2022-10-31 12,020 0
Which website was this? textarea textarea 0 8129 16217 2022-10-31 12,020 0
Think of a recent classic or luxury car website you visited – what NEGATIVE element(s) stood out to you? Please select all that apply. checkbox Clunky / Irrelevant / Slow / Confusing / No digital purchase ability / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8129 16218 2022-10-31 12,020 0
What would encourage you to purchase a vehicle through a website? Please select all that apply. checkbox Convenience / More product options available to view / Discounts / Direct and brand specific information / Speed of service / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8129 16219 2022-10-31 12,020 0
What would discourage you to purchase a classic car online? Please select all that apply. checkbox Inability to see exactly what I’ve purchased / Inability to feel, touch or experience the vehicle / Lack of test drive / Lack of personalised service / Potential for fraud & security risks / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8129 16220 2022-10-31 12,020 0
Imagine you purchased a classic car on a website – what would your customer after care expectations be? Please select all that apply. checkbox Ability to access warranty information / Ability to book follow up servicing or modification as needed / Ability to access parts / Access to modification specifications / Access to exclusive car club or model specific information / Access to an aftercare team (mechanical or technical specialists) / Regular brand updates / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8129 16221 2022-10-31 12,020 0
What type of additional content would you expect to see on a classic car website? Please select all that apply. checkbox History and accreditation information / High end imagery / Detailed specifications for each vehicle / Full lists of customisable product options / 360 visualisations / Details of upcoming events and exhibitions / Car club membership / Rebuilding or restoring information / Links to hobbyist forums / Internal and external vehicle videos / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8129 16222 2022-10-31 12,020 0
When was the last time you went to the Theatre? radio Less than a week ago / Between 1 week and 1 month ago / Between 1 and 2 months ago / Between 2 and 6 months ago / Between 6 and 12 months ago / More than 12 months ago / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8128 16212 2022-10-31 254 0
Have your ever bought any of the following ethnic wear? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Chinese / Mexican / Japanese / Indian / Pakistani / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8127 16211 2022-10-31 532 0
Do you pay attention to opinion polls? radio Very much / Somewhat / Not very much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 8125 16208 2022-10-31 2,731 0
Imagine your current next door neighbour was seeking asylum from a country that was persecuting them. Would you support sending them back to their home country? radio Yes / No / I don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 8124 16206 2022-10-29 470 0
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the term “Asylum seeker “? textarea textarea 0 8124 16207 2022-10-29 470 0
From the best of your recollection, when did you last visit a Fridays Restaurant & Bar? radio Within the last 6 months / Between 6 months and a year ago / Between a year ago and 5 years ago / Between 5 years ago and 10 years ago / More than 10 years ago / Never / Prefer not to say 0 8123 16202 2022-10-28 498 0
For which of these reasons would you visit a Fridays Restaurant & Bar? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Birthday / Family celebration / Date night / Drinks at the bar / Night out with friends/colleagues / Other / Prefer not to say 0 8123 16203 2022-10-28 498 0
Which of these do you think describes Fridays Restaurant & Bar? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Tacky / Quality / Cheap / Cool / Inviting / Boring / Liberating / Fun / Family friendly / Trendy / Exciting / Relaxing / Nostalgic / Dated / Bold / Expected / Entertaining / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8123 16204 2022-10-28 498 0
Do you recall seeing Fridays Restaurant Bar & Grill advertised within the last 14 days? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8123 16205 2022-10-28 498 0
Are you a viewer of any of the following programmes on Sky Sports? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Gillette Soccer Saturday / Game Changers / The F1 Show / Super League Full Time / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8122 16200 2022-10-28 2,089 0
Which of the following social media do you follow Sky Sports on? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Facebook / Twitter / Instagram / Tiktok / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8122 16201 2022-10-28 2,089 0
Do you believe in ghosts? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8120 16195 2022-10-27 78,594 0
What was your favourite thing to dress up as for Halloween as a child? textarea textarea 0 8120 16196 2022-10-27 78,594 0
What is your favourite Halloween tradition? radio Dressing Up / Trick or Treating / Carving Pumpkins / Visit a pumpkin patch / Go to a Haunted House / Make Toffee Apples / Bob for Apples / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8120 16197 2022-10-27 78,594 0
What is your favourite Halloween Film? textarea textarea 0 8120 16198 2022-10-27 78,594 0
Name the horror film that made you lose the most sleep. textarea textarea 0 8119 16194 2022-10-27 286 0
Have you ever bought National Lottery scratch cards? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8118 16191 2022-10-27 797 0
Where do you think the money from scratch card sales goes? textarea textarea 0 8118 16192 2022-10-27 797 0
Do you know of any local causes that have benefited from National Lottery grants? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8118 16193 2022-10-27 797 0
If you could choose one home improvement to add to your Christmas wish list, what improvement would it be? textarea textarea 0 8117 16190 2022-10-27 210 0
If you add one car to your Christmas wish list, what car would you choose? textarea textarea 0 8116 16189 2022-10-27 210 0
How are you? radio Very good / Good / Okay / Bad / Very bad / Prefer not to say 0 8115 16187 2022-10-26 4,070 0
Why? textarea textarea 0 8115 16188 2022-10-26 4,070 0
How are you? textarea textarea 0 8114 16186 2022-10-26 227 0
How pieces of plastic do you think you throw away per day on average? number 100 / 0 0 8112 16181 2022-10-26 8,457 0
How many pieces of plastic do you think you've thrown away so far today? number 100 / 0 0 8112 16182 2022-10-26 8,457 0
Are you actively trying to buy less single use plastic? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8112 16183 2022-10-26 8,457 0
Would you prefer to buy fruit and veg with plastic packaging, or loose? radio Yes / No / I already buy loose / Prefer not to say 0 8112 16184 2022-10-26 8,457 0
What do you think of Boris Johnson? textarea textarea 0 8110 16178 2022-10-26 568 0
What do you think of Liz Truss? textarea textarea 0 8110 16179 2022-10-26 568 0
What do you think of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak? textarea textarea 0 8108 16169 2022-10-26 2,121 0
When do you think the cost of living crisis will peak? checkbox In the next 3 months / Between 3 months and 6 months / Between 6 months and 12 months / Between 1 and 2 years / After 2 years time / Prefer not to say 0 8108 16170 2022-10-26 2,121 0
Are you any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Christian / Jewish / Muslim / Buddhist / Atheist / Agnostic / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8107 16166 2022-10-26 652 0
Are you affiliated with a church denomination? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8107 16167 2022-10-26 652 0
Are you open to giving to Christian organisations and hild poverty alleviation organisations? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8107 16168 2022-10-26 652 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means that you would not vote and 10 means that you would certainly vote, how likely would you be to vote if there were a general election tomorrow? radio 0 (Certainly will not vote) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 (Certain to vote) / Prefer not to say 0 8106 16160 2022-10-26 6,490 0
If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK / Some other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8106 16161 2022-10-26 6,490 0
To what extent, if at all, do you have a favourable or unfavourable opinion of Rishi Sunak? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8106 16162 2022-10-26 6,490 0
Which of the following would be best to manage the British economy in the years ahead? radio A Conservative government with Rishi Sunak as Prime Minister / A Labour government with Keir Starmer as Prime Minister / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8106 16163 2022-10-26 6,490 0
Which of the following would be best to manage immigration in the years ahead? radio A Conservative government with Rishi Sunak as Prime Minister / A Labour government with Keir Starmer as Prime Minister / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8106 16164 2022-10-26 6,490 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Conservative MPs have betrayed Conservative Party members and voters by appointing Rishi Sunak as Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister" radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8106 16165 2022-10-26 6,490 0
Which of these topics concerns you the most right now? radio Rising energy Prices / Rising interest rates / The war in Ukraine / UK political instability / Climate change / New Covid-19 variants / Job security / Prefer not to say 0 8105 16156 2022-10-25 7,166 0
When it comes to your Christmas spending this year, do you plan to... radio Spend more than last year / Spend about the same as last year / Spend a little less than last year / Spend significantly less than last year / Prefer not to say 0 8105 16157 2022-10-25 7,166 0
Considering the current cost of living crisis, how important is it for you that the products you buy are environmentally friendly / sustainable? radio It remains very important to me / It is less important to me than it used to be / It is important to me now, but wasn't before / it was never important to me / Prefer not to say 0 8105 16158 2022-10-25 7,166 0
How important do you think it is for brands and retailers support customers through the current cost of living crisis? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not important / Unsure / Prefer not to say 0 8105 16159 2022-10-25 7,166 0
What item of clothing do you find trickiest to shop for in winter? textarea textarea 0 8104 16152 2022-10-25 553 0
On average, roughly how many hour per week do you spend shopping online? radio Less than 1 hour / 2 hours / 3-4 hours / 5-7 hours / More than 7 hours / Prefer not to say 0 8104 16153 2022-10-25 553 0
What item of clothing are you most happy to invest in for winter? textarea textarea 0 8104 16154 2022-10-25 553 0
What type of clothes do you regularly shop for? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Vintage / High-end / Organic / Plus-size / Second-hand / pre-loved / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8104 16155 2022-10-25 553 0
What item of clothing do you find trickiest to shop for in Winter? textarea textarea 0 8103 16148 2022-10-25 653 0
On average, roughly how many hour per week do you spend shopping online? number 0 8103 16149 2022-10-25 653 0
What item of clothing are you most happy to invest in for Winter? textarea textarea 0 8103 16150 2022-10-25 653 0
What type of clothes do you regularly shop for? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Vintage / High-end / Organic / Plus-size / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8103 16151 2022-10-25 653 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 8102 16147 2022-10-25 10,032 0
Which of the following restaurants are you a customer of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Corn Exchange Manchester / Gaucho Manchester / The Bull & Bear, Manchester / TNQ - The Northern Quarter Restaurant & Bar / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8101 16146 2022-10-25 106 0
What is your favourite city to visit for a weekend? textarea textarea 0 8100 16144 2022-10-25 516 0
What type of weekend breaks do you like? (Please select all that apply) checkbox City / Camping / Spa / Theatre / Beach / Food & Drink / Walking / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8100 16145 2022-10-25 516 0
Which of the following best describes your industry of work? radio Advertising / Market research / Marketing / Manufacturing / Retail / Public relations / Healthcare / Journalism / TV / Radio / Media / Tele marketing/customer services / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8099 16142 2022-10-24 1,169 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means you would never consider voting for them, and 10 means you would definitely consider voting for them, how likely are you to consider voting for the Conservative Party at the next election? radio 0 - Would never consider voting for them / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Would definitely consider voting for them / Prefer not to say 0 8098 16137 2022-10-24 12,476 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means you would never consider voting for them, and 10 means you would definitely consider voting for them, how likely are you to consider voting for the Labour Party at the next election? radio 0 - Would never consider voting for them / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Would definitely consider voting for them / Prefer not to say 0 8098 16138 2022-10-24 12,476 0
After 12 years of Conservative government, Tory MPs have selected Rishi Sunak as the new Prime Minister, making him the third Prime Minister in five years to be selected by the Conservative party, rather than voted in by the public. Which of the following comes closest to your opinion? radio There should now be an early general election so the public can have a say / There does not need to be an early general election / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8098 16139 2022-10-24 12,476 0
Which of the following, if any, do you think are fair criticisms to make? Please select any which you think are mostly or completely fair. checkbox Rishi Sunak is out of touch with working people. Like the rest of the Conservative Party, he’s only focused on protecting the privileged few. / Only Conservative MPs got to vote for Rishi Sunak to be Prime Minister. He’s an illegitimate Prime Minister without being voted for by the people. / When Rishi Sunak was Chancellor, working people paid the price for the cost of living crisis and £4 billion was wasted in Covid fraud. He can’t be trusted to get the economy back on track. / With the Conservatives so divided, Rishi Sunak will be more focused on saving MPs’ seats than serving the country. / Rishi Sunak was fined for breaking lockdown rules, proving he thinks it’s one rule for him, another for everyone else. / Rishi Sunak is focused more on his image than serious issues. / Rishi Sunak is the same as every other Conservative. He’s not the fresh start the UK needs. / Rishi Sunak raised taxes on working people at the same time that his family avoided paying them. / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8098 16140 2022-10-24 12,476 0
And thinking about the same criticisms again, in your opinion, which of the following are the strongest reasons not to vote for the Conservative Party? Please select up to two. checkbox Rishi Sunak is out of touch with working people. Like the rest of the Conservative Party, he’s only focused on protecting the privileged few. / Only Conservative MPs got to vote for Rishi Sunak to be Prime Minister. He’s an illegitimate Prime Minister without being voted for by the people. / When Rishi Sunak was Chancellor, working people paid the price for the cost of living crisis and £4 billion was wasted in Covid fraud. He can’t be trusted to get the economy back on track. / With the Conservatives so divided, Rishi Sunak will be more focused on saving MPs’ seats than serving the country. / Rishi Sunak was fined for breaking lockdown rules, proving he thinks it’s one rule for him, another for everyone else. / Rishi Sunak is focused more on his image than serious issues. / Rishi Sunak is the same as every other Conservative. He’s not the fresh start the UK needs. / Rishi Sunak raised taxes on working people at the same time that his family avoided paying them. / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8098 16141 2022-10-24 12,476 0
Are you responsible for paying your household bills? radio Yes, solely responsible / Yes, jointly responsible / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 8096 16135 2022-10-24 58,551 0
Imagine that the final two candidates in the next Conservative leadership election were Rishi Sunak and Penny Mordaunt. Who would you vote for? radio Rishi Sunak / Penny Mordaunt / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 8095 16131 2022-10-24 812 0
Imagine that Rishi Sunak became the next leader of the Conservative Party. How would you feel? radio Very happy / Reasonably happy / Reasonably unhappy / Very unhappy / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8095 16132 2022-10-24 812 0
Imagine that Rishi Sunak became the next leader of the Conservative Party. Which of the following best describes how you want him to manage the Conservative Party? radio The best way to govern will be by picking a Cabinet made up of his those who have supported his campaign and his policies throughout the past few months / The best way to govern will be by picking a Cabinet made up of those from all parts of the party, even if they haven't supported his campaign or policies over the past few months / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8095 16133 2022-10-24 812 0
You told us you were a member of the Conservative Party, are you still a member of the Conservative Party? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8095 16134 2022-10-24 812 0
Are you familiar with open banking? Apps such as Barclays, Lloyds Bank, Experian, Mortgage Apps radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8094 16127 2022-10-24 4,078 0
Are you comfortable allowing third party companies access to your financial records in order to speed up the initial sign up process when using them for a service or product? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8094 16128 2022-10-24 4,078 0
Would you know how to check if such a company was authorised to provide open banking by the FCA or Open Banking Directory? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8094 16129 2022-10-24 4,078 0
Which of the following features of open banking most appeal to you? checkbox Convenience and speed / More control over data/information / Cost reduction / Personalisation / Improved decision-making, tracking, and potential planning / Explicit consent required for accessing your data / information / More power over your finances and allows lenders to offer more tailored services / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8094 16130 2022-10-24 4,078 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next generalelection on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - Certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 8093 16123 2022-10-22 6,612 0
Assuming that Rishi Sunak were leader of the Conservative party, and there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK / Green / Plaid Cymru / SNP / Some other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8093 16124 2022-10-22 6,612 0
Assuming that Boris Johnson were leader of the Conservative party again, and there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK / Green / Plaid Cymru / SNP / Some other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8093 16125 2022-10-22 6,612 0
Liz Truss has today resigned as Prime Minister, and a new Conservative party leader is expected to be selected by Friday next week. Should there now be a General Election? radio Yes / No / I don't know 0 8092 16119 2022-10-20 7,137 0
Regardless of whether there is a General Election, who do you think should be the new leader of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister until there is one? radio Boris Johnson / Rishi Sunak / Kemi Badenoch / Suella Braverman / Jeremy Hunt / Penny Mordaunt / Other 0 8092 16120 2022-10-20 7,137 0
If this person became leader of the Conservative Party, how likely is it that you would vote for them in a General Election if it were called immediately? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not very likely / Not likely at all 0 8092 16121 2022-10-20 7,137 0
You told us you were a member of the Conservative Party, are you still a member of the Conservative Party? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8091 16114 2022-10-20 2,509 0
Thinking back to the Conservative Party Leadership election this summer, which candidate, if any, did you vote for? radio Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / I did not vote or was not eligible to vote / Can't remember / Prefer not to say 0 8091 16115 2022-10-20 2,509 0
Thinking back to the Conservative Party Leadership election in 2019, which candidate, if any, did you vote for? radio Boris Johnson / Jeremy Hunt / I did not vote or was not eligible to vote / Can't remember / Prefer not to say 0 8091 16116 2022-10-20 2,509 0
Imagine that the final two candidates in the next Conservative leadership election were Rishi Sunak and Penny Mordaunt. Who would you vote for? radio Rishi Sunak / Penny Mordaunt / Don't know / I wouldn't vote / Prefer not to say 0 8091 16117 2022-10-20 2,509 0
Imagine that the final two candidates in the next Conservative leadership election were Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson. Who would you vote for? radio Rishi Sunak / Boris Johnson / Don't know / I wouldn't vote / Prefer not to say 0 8091 16118 2022-10-20 2,509 0
Thank you for taking part in the study. The researchers would like us to share your past voting intentions (General elections and EU Referendum) if available. Would you be happy for us to do this? This information will be associated with the response you gave to the research in the study. radio Yes, I am happy to share / No thanks / Prefer not to say 0 8090 16113 2022-10-20 1 0
Do you think Boris Johnson should stand to be the next leader of the Conservative Party? checkbox Yes / No / I don't know 0 8087 16110 2022-10-20 4,217 0
Who would you prefer to be the leader of the Conservative Party? radio Rishi Sunak / Boris Johnson / Penny Mordaunt / Kemi Badenoch / Other / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8087 16112 2022-10-20 4,217 0
Which, if any, of the following restaurants have you eaten at, or ordered for collection/delivery from in the past 12 months? checkbox Bella Italia / Ask Italian / Franco Manca / Frankie & Benny's / Local Independent Pizzeria / Mod Pizza / Pizza Express / Pizza Hut Restaurants / Pizza Pilgrims / Pizza Union / Prezzo / Toby Carvery / Zizzi / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8086 16136 2022-10-20 124,126 0
Do you agree with the disruptive methods recently used by Just Stop Oil including occupying the Dartford Crossing and painting Harrods store front orange? radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 8085 16106 2022-10-20 3,298 0
Do you believe that these Just Stop Oil protests break the law? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8085 16107 2022-10-20 3,298 0
Should Just Stop Oil protestors that break the law in protesting, be imprisoned if they do so three times? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8085 16108 2022-10-20 3,298 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means that you would not vote and 10 means that you would certainly vote, how likely would you be to vote if there were a general election tomorrow? radio 0 (Certainly will not vote) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 (Certain to vote) / Prefer not to say 0 8083 16099 2022-10-20 7,102 0
If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK / Some other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8083 16100 2022-10-20 7,102 0
What word or phrase first comes to mind when you think about the Conservative government? textarea textarea 0 8083 16101 2022-10-20 7,102 0
Which of the following would be best to manage the British economy in the years ahead? radio A Conservative government with Liz Truss as Prime Minister / A Labour government with Keir Starmer as Prime Minister / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8083 16102 2022-10-20 7,102 0
If Liz Truss should be replaced as the leader for the Conservative Party today, who would you like to see as her replacement? radio Ben Wallace / Boris Johnson / Grant Shapps / Jeremy Hunt / Kemi Badenoch / Nadhim Zahawi / Penny Mordaunt / Rishi Sunak / Suella Braverman / Sajid Javid / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8083 16103 2022-10-20 7,102 0
The transgender rights charity Mermaids has recently been accused of sending breast-flattening devices to girls as young as 13 behind their parents’ back. In response, some MPs have called for government to investigate the role that such charities play in teaching children about sex and gender. To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose calls for such an investigation? radio Strongly support / Support / Neither oppose nor support / Oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8083 16104 2022-10-20 7,102 0
Do you support the UK Government pursuing the search for fossil fuels by issuing new licences to drill for oil? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8081 16097 2022-10-19 4,601 0
Do you support the protesters who threw Heinz tomato soup on Van Gogh's Sunflowers? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8080 16096 2022-10-19 4,792 0
Do you agree or disagree that the government needs to balance its books a bit better, by reducing the gap between what it spends and what it raises from taxes radio Disagree strongly / Disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Agree / Agree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8079 16089 2022-10-19 19,388 0
Assuming that the government has to balance its books a bit better, how do you think this should be done? radio Mostly by cuts to government spending / Mostly by tax rises / A combination of spending cuts and tax rises / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 8079 16090 2022-10-19 19,388 0
Please look at the chart above, showing what the Government currently spends. If spending cuts have to be made across the board, how much should spending on health be cut compared with the average level of cuts? radio Much smaller than average / Smaller than average / About average / Larger than average / Much larger than average / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 8079 16091 2022-10-19 19,388 0
Still looking at the chart above, if spending cuts have to be made across the board, how much should spending on pensions be cut compared with the average level of cuts? radio Much smaller than average / Smaller than average / About average / Larger than average / Much larger than average / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 8079 16092 2022-10-19 19,388 0
Still looking at the chart above, if spending cuts have to be made across the board, how much should spending on welfare benefits be cut compared with the average level of cuts? radio Much smaller than average / Smaller than average / About average / Larger than average / Much larger than average / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 8079 16093 2022-10-19 19,388 0
Still looking at the chart above, if spending cuts have to be made across the board, how much should spending on education be cut compared with the average level of cuts? radio Much smaller than average / Smaller than average / About average / Larger than average / Much larger than average / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 8079 16094 2022-10-19 19,388 0
Still looking at the chart above, if spending cuts have to be made across the board, how much should spending on defence be cut compared with the average level of cuts? radio Much smaller than average / Smaller than average / About average / Larger than average / Much larger than average / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 8079 16095 2022-10-19 19,388 0
Out of the following high street shops, which store comes to mind first? radio Amazon / John Lewis / M&S / Next / Very.co.uk / Prefer not to say 0 8078 16085 2022-10-19 4,001 0
Which of the following stores do you currently, or have ever shopped with? checkbox Amazon / John Lewis / M&S / Next / Very.co.uk / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8078 16086 2022-10-19 4,001 0
Here are some statements that other people have said about Next. Please select any you agree with checkbox Next is a convenient place to shop for me and my family / Next has a great range of products to help make my home feel Christmassy / Next has a great range of gifting products / I can rely on Next to deliver what I need on time / Next offers lots of products including top brands in fashion & beauty / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8078 16087 2022-10-19 4,001 0
Do you remember seeing a Christmas ad on Pick My Postcode for any of the following retail stores recently? checkbox Amazon / John Lewis / M&S / Next / Very.co.uk / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8078 16088 2022-10-19 4,001 0
Out of the following high street shops, which store comes to mind first? radio Amazon / John Lewis / M&S / Next / Very.co.uk / Prefer not to say 0 8077 16081 2022-10-19 4,140 0
Which of the following stores do you currently, or have ever shopped with? checkbox Amazon / John Lewis / M&S / Next / Very.co.uk / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8077 16082 2022-10-19 4,140 0
Here are some statements that other people have said about Next. Please select any you agree with checkbox Next is a convenient place to shop for me and my family / Next has a great range of products to help make my home feel Christmassy / Next has a great range of gifting products / I can rely on Next to deliver what I need on time / Next offers lots of products including top brands in fashion & beauty / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8077 16083 2022-10-19 4,140 0
Do you remember seeing a Christmas ad on Pick My Postcode for any of the following retail stores recently? checkbox Amazon / John Lewis / M&S / Next / Very.co.uk / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8077 16084 2022-10-19 4,140 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 8076 16080 2022-10-19 10,026 0
Would you list a home for sale that was supposedly haunted? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8075 16076 2022-10-19 2,000 0
Would the fact it was supposedly haunted impact how you valued it for market? radio Yes, I would add a price premium / Yes, I would reduce the asking price / No / Prefer not to say 0 8075 16077 2022-10-19 2,000 0
Are you put off by listing homes with the number 13? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8075 16078 2022-10-19 2,000 0
What are the scariest things you’ve seen when compiling photos for a property? checkbox Paranormal activity - Ghosts and ghouls / Interior décor e.g. 70s wallpaper or pattern carpets / Exterior style or colour of a house / Damp and/or mould / The current owners / Underwear left/drying in the open / Dirty laundry basket / Asbestos / Subsidence or other dangerous foundational issues / Japanese Knotweed / Rats, mice or insect infestations / Prefer not to say 0 8075 16079 2022-10-19 2,000 0
Which one of these features is most important to you when looking to buy a new home? radio Orangery / Exterior Lights / Open Plan Living / Greenhouse / Home Office / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8074 16075 2022-10-18 341 0
Do you work in any of the following industries (full-time or part-time) radio Photography / Accountancy, banking and finance / Charity and voluntary work / Healthcare / Retail / Hospitality / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8073 16074 2022-10-18 1,007 0
Have you sold, or tried to sell a property in the last 6 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8072 16069 2022-10-18 1,477 0
What fee did you pay for your estate agent? (Figures below are inclusive of VAT) radio £0 - £250 / £251 - £1,000 / £1,001 - £2,500 / £2,501 - £5,000 / £5,001 - £7,500 / £7,501 - £10,000 / £10,001 - £15,000 / £15,001 + / Prefer not to say 0 8072 16070 2022-10-18 1,477 0
What type of estate agent did you use to sell your property? radio Online estate agent / High street estate agent / Hybrid estate agent / Prefer not to say 0 8072 16071 2022-10-18 1,477 0
On a scale of 1-10, how likely are you to recommend your estate agent to friends, family, or colleagues? (1 = not at all likely; 10 = extremely likely) radio 10 - Extremely likely / 9 / 8 / 7 / 6 / 5 / 4 / 3 / 2 / 1 - Not likely at all / Prefer not to say 0 8072 16072 2022-10-18 1,477 0
What were you least happy with? Please select up to three complaints from the list below. checkbox Lack of communication / How long it took to sell/delays / Valuation tactics (overvaluing/undervaluing) / Hidden fees / Contract terms (e.g. long tie-ins) / Poor quality marketing/photographs / Lack of market knowledge / Failure to turn up to viewings / Pressure tactics / Ignoring your best interests / Rudeness of employees / Other / I was happy with everything / Prefer not to say 0 8072 16073 2022-10-18 1,477 0
Did you do Veganuary this year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8071 16066 2022-10-18 3,053 0
Do you plan on taking part in Veganuary next year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8071 16067 2022-10-18 3,053 0
What’s the main influence in you choosing to take part in Veganuary next year? textarea textarea 0 8071 16068 2022-10-18 3,053 0
Do you receive broadband from any of the following Internet service providers? radio CityFibre / Community Fibre / G.Network / Gigaclear / Hyperoptic / K.Com / Vodafone / Talk Talk / Virgin Media / BT / Sky / Plusneet / EE / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8070 16065 2022-10-18 1,058 0
What type of estate agent did you use to sell your property? radio Online estate agent / High street estate agent / Hybrid estate agent / Prefer not to say 0 8069 16060 2022-10-18 283 0
On a scale of 1-10, how likely are you to recommend your estate agent to friends, family, or colleagues? (1 = not at all likely; 10 = extremely likely) radio 1 - Not likely at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Extremely likely / Prefer not to say 0 8069 16061 2022-10-18 283 0
What were you least happy with? Please select up to three complaints from the list below. checkbox Lack of communication / How long it took to sell/delays / Valuation tactics (overvaluing/undervaluing) / Hidden fees / Contract terms (e.g. long tie-ins) / Poor quality marketing/photographs / Lack of market knowledge / Failure to turn up to viewings / Pressure tactics / Ignoring your best interests / Rudeness of employees / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8069 16062 2022-10-18 283 0
What fee did you pay for your estate agent? (Figures below are inclusive of VAT) radio £0 - £250 / £251 - £1,000 / £1,001 - £2,500 / £2,501 - £5,000 / £5,001 - £7,500 / £7,501 - £10,000 / £10,001 - £15,000 / £15,001 + / Prefer not to say 0 8069 16063 2022-10-18 283 0
Have you sold, or tried to sell a property in the last 6 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8069 16064 2022-10-18 283 0
Prime Minister Liz Truss told the BBC yesterday that she wants "this country to be a better place where everybody has opportunities and everyone can succeed". Why do you think she has not resigned following the market turmoil caused by her, and her now sacked Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's, 'mini budget'? (Please select all that apply) checkbox She wants the country to be a better place / She wants to be Prime Minister / She doesn't want a General Election / She is defending a democratic process that put her in place / Other / I don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8068 16055 2022-10-18 13,655 0
In your opinion, who has been the worst Prime Minister of the United Kingdom? radio Liz Truss / Tony Blair / Boris Johnson / Gordon Brown / David Cameron / Margaret Thatcher / Theresa May / John Major / James Callaghan / Howard Wilson / Edward Heath / I don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8068 16056 2022-10-18 13,655 0
Prime Minister Liz Truss says that she "will lead the Conservatives into the next election". How likely do you think this is? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not very likely / Not likely at all / Prefer not to say / I don't know 0 8068 16057 2022-10-18 13,655 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / Reform UK (Brexit Party) / Some other party / I would not vote / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8068 16058 2022-10-18 13,655 0
If Rishi Sunak replaced Liz Truss as Leader of the Conservative Party, which party would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / Reform UK (Brexit Party) / Some other party / I would not vote / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8068 16059 2022-10-18 13,655 0
Do you work in any of the following? radio Hospital / University / Secondary school / Supermarket / Restaurant / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8067 16053 2022-10-18 50 0
Are you any of the following? radio Professor / Reader / Lecturer / Senior lecturer / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8067 16054 2022-10-18 50 0
Prime Minister Liz Truss will address the nation today to explain her decision to remain in office. What do you think are her reasons for doing so? (Please select all that apply) checkbox She wants to be Prime Minister / It’s for the best of the country / She is defending democracy / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8066 16051 2022-10-18 435 0
If you could say one thing to Liz Truss now, what would it be? textarea textarea 0 8066 16052 2022-10-18 435 0
Should people who want to be Prime Minister be excluded from being Prime Minister? radio Yes / No / I don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 8065 16050 2022-10-18 202 0
In your opinion, who has been the worst Prime Minister? textarea textarea 0 8064 16049 2022-10-17 251 0
What's your favourite movie? textarea textarea 0 8062 16046 2022-10-17 566 0
What's your favourite type of movie? radio Horror / Romantic Comedy / Suspense / Thriller / Sci-fi / Comedy / Family / Action / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8062 16047 2022-10-17 566 0
What kind of business do you own/run? radio Online business / Offline business / Both online and offline / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8061 16043 2022-10-17 1,503 0
Is there a car park at your business? radio Yes, only for staff / Yes, only for customers / Yes, for both customers and staff / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8061 16044 2022-10-17 1,503 0
Is the parking privately owned, or public? radio Private / Public / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8061 16045 2022-10-17 1,503 0
Which of the following best describes your field of work? radio Manual labour (construction, building, electrics, plumber etc) / Art and design / Business / Law / Health care / Retail / I don't work/retired / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8060 16041 2022-10-17 110 0
Which of the following best describes your job role? radio Electrician, electrical fitter, electrical trades / Plumber / Heating and ventilating engineer / Carpenter/joiner / Construction and building trades n.e.c / Construction and building trades supervisor / Interior decorator (eg. plasterer, floorer and wall tiler, painter and decorator) / Mechanic / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8060 16042 2022-10-17 110 0
How did you vote in the recent Conservative party leadership election that took place over the summer? radio Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / Did Not Vote / Prefer not to say 0 8059 16036 2022-10-14 1,149 0
If that election was held again today, how would you now vote? radio Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 8059 16037 2022-10-14 1,149 0
You told us you were a member of the Conservative Party, are you still a member of the Conservative Party? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8059 16040 2022-10-14 1,149 0
Prime Minister Liz Truss has today announced a U-turn on the scrapping of the planned rise in Corporation Tax that was announced in her recent ‘mini budget’, and sacked her Chancellor of the Exchequer, Kwasi Kwarteng. Should Liz Truss now resign? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8058 16033 2022-10-14 8,297 0
Which of the following do you now think is the best course of action for the good of the country? radio General Election / New Conservative leadership election / Conservative MPs appoint a new PM / Liz Truss remains as PM / I don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 8058 16034 2022-10-14 8,297 0
Should Tory members have picked Rishi Sunak as leader? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8058 16035 2022-10-14 8,297 0
Thinking back to the Conservative Party Leadership election this summer, which candidate, if any, did you vote for? radio Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / Can't remember / I did not vote or was not eligible to vote / Prefer not to say 0 8057 16027 2022-10-14 3,073 0
If the contest was re-run tomorrow, between those two candidates, who would you vote for? radio Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / Can't remember / I would not vote or am not eligible to vote / Prefer not to say 0 8057 16028 2022-10-14 3,073 0
Before Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak were confirmed as the two candidates to be voted on by members, who did you ideally want to become leader? radio Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / Penny Mordaunt / Nadhim Zahawi / Kemi Badenoch / Jeremy Hunt / Tom Tugendhat / Suella Braverman / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8057 16029 2022-10-14 3,073 0
Do you think Liz Truss should resign as Prime Minister? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8057 16030 2022-10-14 3,073 0
Thinking back to the Conservative Party Leadership election in 2019, which candidate, if any, did you vote for? radio Boris Johnson / Jeremy Hunt / Can't remember / I did not vote or was not eligible to vote / Prefer not to say 0 8057 16031 2022-10-14 3,073 0
If she did resign, which of the following would you prefer to see happen next? radio MPs should appoint a new leader so that we have a new Prime Minister as quickly as possible, given the pressing matters requiring government attention / MPs should choose two candidates to go to a vote of Conservative members, so that ordinary members have a say and the new leader has the support of the party as a whole / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8057 16032 2022-10-14 3,073 0
You told us you were a member of the Conservative Party, are you still a member of the Conservative Party? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8057 16039 2022-10-14 3,073 0
Who did you vote for in the Conservative leadership election this summer? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Didn’t vote / Prefer not to say 0 8056 16024 2022-10-14 1,708 0
If there was another Conservative leadership election now, and the options were Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss, how would you vote? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Would not vote / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 8056 16025 2022-10-14 1,708 0
Do you think Liz Truss is doing well or badly as Prime Minister? radio Very well / Quite well / Neither well nor badly / Quite badly / Very badly / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 8056 16026 2022-10-14 1,708 0
You told us you were a member of the Conservative Party, are you still a member of the Conservative Party? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8056 16038 2022-10-14 1,708 0
Yesterday, at the end of Prime Minister's Questions, Liz Truss stated, "I think the last thing we need is a General Election". To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 8055 16023 2022-10-13 2,030 0
In a minimum of 10 words, please describe your favourite brand textarea textarea 0 8054 16022 2022-10-13 141 0
What do you think of Liz Truss? textarea textarea 0 8053 16020 2022-10-13 579 0
Who would you prefer to be Prime Minister right now? radio Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / Boris Johnson / Keir Starmer / Jeremy Corbyn / Lord Buckethead / Rick Astley / Martin Lewis / David Attenborough / Prefer not to say 0 8053 16021 2022-10-13 579 0
What did you have for lunch? textarea textarea 0 8052 16018 2022-10-13 558 0
What's your favourite meal? radio Breakfast / Brunch / Lunch / Dinner / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8052 16019 2022-10-13 558 0
Which of the following comes closest to your view of Churchill? radio I have a largely positive view of Churchill - for me the good things he did outweigh the bad / I have a mixed view of Churchill - for me the good and bad things he did largely balance each other out / I have a largely negative view of Churchill - for me the bad things he did outweigh the good / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8051 16012 2022-10-13 7,235 0
On balance do you think the British Empire did more good than harm or more harm than good? radio Much more good than harm / Both good and harm, but on balance more good / Both good and harm, but on balance more harm / Much more harm than good / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8051 16013 2022-10-13 7,235 0
Do you think the UK should be mostly ashamed of its role in the Atlantic slave trade or proud of its role in abolishing the slave trade? radio Much more proud of its role in abolishing the slave trade / Both proud and ashamed, but on balance more proud of its role in abolishing the slave trade / Both proud and ashamed, but on balance more ashamed of its role in the slave trade / Much more ashamed of its role in the Atlantic slave trade / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8051 16014 2022-10-13 7,235 0
Stroud Council voted this year to explore how to remove the Blackboy clock and statue. The clock and statue were created in 1774 and is of a rare type, of which around 20 examples remain in Britain, and depicts a small black boy. It is not known whether or not the boy is intended to be a slave. Do you think the Council should remove or retain the clock and statue? radio Should definitely retain / Should probably retain / Should probably remove / Should definitely remove / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8051 16015 2022-10-13 7,235 0
Overall, do you think the countries that were colonised by Britain are better off or worse off for being colonised? radio Better off / Worse off / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8051 16016 2022-10-13 7,235 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Children today are taught about British history in a balanced way, with as much about the positive aspects as the negative." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8051 16017 2022-10-13 7,235 0
Do you use any of the following digital saving accounts? radio Chip / Plum / Moneybox / Revolut / Nutmeg / Monese / Curve / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8050 16010 2022-10-13 566 0
What would make you consider changing your (main) bank? textarea textarea 0 8050 16011 2022-10-13 566 0
Have you used a solicitor in the last 5 years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8049 16008 2022-10-13 401 0
Have you experienced a legal issue in the last 5 years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8049 16009 2022-10-13 401 0
When looking for your last property, how important was the energy efficiency rating when choosing the right home? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Neither important nor unimportant / Somewhat unimportant / Very unimportant / Prefer not to say 0 8048 16002 2022-10-13 6,019 0
Has the energy efficiency of your property become more important since the cost of living crisis started? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8048 16003 2022-10-13 6,019 0
Have you made any of the following home improvements in order to maximise your home’s energy efficiency? checkbox Installed loft, roof or wall insulation / Serviced my boiler / Upgraded my boiler / Installed double glazing / Installed energy efficient light bulbs / Installed a smart meter / Reduced draft areas / Turned appliances or electrical off at the plug when not in use / Upgraded to more energy efficient appliances or electrical goods / None of the above / I haven't made any home improvements / Prefer not to say 0 8048 16004 2022-10-13 6,019 0
Has this reduced your energy bills? radio Yes, substantially / Yes, somewhat / No / Prefer not to say 0 8048 16005 2022-10-13 6,019 0
Do you feel your home could still be more energy efficient? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8048 16006 2022-10-13 6,019 0
What is preventing you from making it so? checkbox The general cost / The cost vs the saving it would bring / The extent of the work required / The time it would take to implement / I’m waiting for the tradesperson to become available / It would change the layout of my home / It would change the aesthetic of my home / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8048 16007 2022-10-13 6,019 0
What, to the best of your knowledge, are the responsibilities of the Bank of England? (Select all that apply) checkbox Producing cash / Setting the main interest rate / Setting tax levels / Collecting tax / Facilitating bank transfers / Controlling inflation / Oversee debt and credit card payments / Elect the Chancellor / Decide how much money the government has to spend / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8047 16000 2022-10-12 3,131 0
In your opinion, how well do you think the Bank of England is performing it’s duties during the UK’s current cost of living crisis? radio Very well / Somewhat well / Neither well nor badly / Somewhat badly / Very badly / Prefer not to say 0 8047 16001 2022-10-12 3,131 0
Would you describe yourself as a “car enthusiast”? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8046 15997 2022-10-12 511 0
What kind of cars are you enthusiastic about? checkbox Perormance cars / High-end luxury cars / Classic cars / Electric cars / Other / Prefer not to say 0 8046 15998 2022-10-12 511 0
How likely are you to buy a classic or high-end luxury car in the next few years? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not very likely / Not at all likely / Already own one / Prefer not to say 0 8046 15999 2022-10-12 511 0
When you think of shopping for womens fashion, which retailers come to mind? radio Next / M&S / ASOS / New Look / Amazon / Very / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8045 15994 2022-10-12 12 0
Which of these would you say is your favourite retailer/ store to purchase women's denim from? radio Next / M&S / ASOS / New Look / Amazon / Very / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8045 15995 2022-10-12 12 0
Which of the following retail brands do you recall seeing an online ad for recently? radio Next / M&S / ASOS / New Look / Amazon / Very / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8045 15996 2022-10-12 12 0
When you think of shopping for women's fashion, which retailers come to mind? radio Next / M&S / ASOS / New Look / Amazon / Very / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8044 15991 2022-10-12 3,082 0
Which of these would you say is your favourite retailer/ store to purchase women's denim from? radio Next / M&S / ASOS / New Look / Amazon / Very / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8044 15992 2022-10-12 3,082 0
Which of the following retail brands do you recall seeing an online ad for recently? radio Next / M&S / ASOS / New Look / Amazon / Very / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8044 15993 2022-10-12 3,082 0
Do you know who Professor Chris Whitty is? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8043 15987 2022-10-12 8,274 0
How much do you like Professor Chris Whitty on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the most? radio 1 - Not at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Very much / Prefer not to say 0 8043 15988 2022-10-12 8,274 0
How much do you trust Professor Chris Whitty on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the most? radio 1 - Not at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Very much / Prefer not to say 0 8043 15989 2022-10-12 8,274 0
How much do you think Professor Chris Whitty is an expert in his field on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the most? radio 1 - Not at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Very much / Prefer not to say 0 8043 15990 2022-10-12 8,274 0
When thinking about viewing property listing photos online, what was most important about the front exterior of the property? radio The front external of a property / The road it was situated on / The driveway / Garage space / The front door itself / The windows / The front garden / Any trees or other plants (flower beds) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8042 15983 2022-10-12 4,015 0
What was most important about the rear exterior of the property? radio The back external of the property / The garden (size and style) / The patio / Any outhouses or garden sheds / BBQ area / Other landscaped features / Windows / Back door (bi folding for example) / Any trees or other plans (flower beds) / The view / Highlighting if it was south facing / The privacy it provided / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8042 15984 2022-10-12 4,015 0
What was most important about the downstairs of the property? radio Lounge / Kitchen / Dining room / Other living room (e.g. play room) / Utility room / Pantry / Inside garage space / Storage space / Toilet / Unique features to the property / External views / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8042 15985 2022-10-12 4,015 0
What was most important about the upstairs of the property? radio Master bedroom / Additional bedrooms / Wardrobe space / Other storage space / Toilet / Unique features to the property / Bathroom / Loft space / External views / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8042 15986 2022-10-12 4,015 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means that you would not vote and 10 means that you would certainly vote, how likely would you be to vote if there were a general election tomorrow? radio 0 (Certainly will not vote) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 (Certain to vote) / Prefer not to say 0 8041 15977 2022-10-12 6,704 0
If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK / Some other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8041 15978 2022-10-12 6,704 0
To what extent, if at all, do you have a favourable or unfavourable opinion of Liz Truss? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8041 15979 2022-10-12 6,704 0
To what extent, if at all, do you have a favourable or unfavourable opinion of Keir Starmer? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8041 15980 2022-10-12 6,704 0
Prime Minister Liz Truss is expected to loosen immigration rules to help businesses fill vacancies by recruiting more overseas workers. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose this change? radio Strongly oppose / Oppose / Neither oppose nor support / Support / Strongly support / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8041 15981 2022-10-12 6,704 0
If there were a referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Union, how would you vote? radio Join the European Union / Stay out of the European Union / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8041 15982 2022-10-12 6,704 0
When you think of shopping for women's fashion, which retailers come to mind? checkbox Next / M&S / ASOS / New Look / Amazon / Very / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8039 15965 2022-10-11 22 0
Which of these would you say is your favourite retailer/ store to purchase women's denim from? radio Next / M&S / ASOS / New Look / Amazon / Very / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8039 15966 2022-10-11 22 0
Which of the following retail brands do you recall seeing an online ad for recently? checkbox Next / M&S / ASOS / New Look / Amazon / Very / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8039 15967 2022-10-11 22 0
When you think of shopping for women's fashion, which retailers come to mind? checkbox Next / M&S / ASOS / New Look / Amazon / Very / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8038 15962 2022-10-11 3,193 0
Which of these would you say is your favourite retailer/ store to purchase women's denim from? radio Next / M&S / ASOS / New Look / Amazon / Very / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8038 15963 2022-10-11 3,193 0
Which of the following retail brands do you recall seeing an online ad for recently? checkbox Next / M&S / ASOS / New Look / Amazon / Very / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8038 15964 2022-10-11 3,193 0
Which of the following car brands do you own? checkbox Land Rover / Jaguar / Mini / Vauxhall / BMW / Citroen / Mercedes / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8037 15959 2022-10-11 325 0
How would you best describe your car(s)? checkbox Modern / Classic / Sporty / Practical / Prefer not to say 0 8037 15960 2022-10-11 325 0
Do you own any of the following cars? checkbox Jaguar E-type / Land rover defender / Jaguar XKR-S / Jaguar MK2 / Jaguar XK (120-150) / Jaguar XE / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8037 15961 2022-10-11 325 0
Would you describe yourself as a "car enthusiast"? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8036 15957 2022-10-11 457 0
What kind of cars are you enthusiastic about? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Performance cars / Classic cars / Electric cars / Other / Prefer not to say 0 8036 15958 2022-10-11 457 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 8035 15956 2022-10-11 10,059 0
From the best of your recollection, when did you last visit a Fridays Restaurant & Bar? radio Within the last 6 months / Between 6 months and a year ago / Between a year ago and 5 years ago / Between 5 years ago and 10 years ago / More than 10 years ago / Never / Prefer not to say 0 8034 15953 2022-10-10 281 0
For which of these reasons would you visit a Fridays Restaurant & Bar? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Birthday / Family celebration / Date night / Drinks at the bar / Night out with friends/colleagues / Other / Prefer not to say 0 8034 15954 2022-10-10 281 0
Which of these do you think describes Fridays Restaurant & Bar? (please select all that apply) checkbox Tacky / Quality / Cheap / Cool / Inviting / Boring / Liberating / Fun / Family-friendly / Trendy / Exciting / Relaxing / Nostalgic / Dated / Bold / Expected / Entertaining / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8034 15955 2022-10-10 281 0
What did you have for lunch? textarea textarea 0 8033 15951 2022-10-10 674 0
Which is your favourite meal? radio Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner / Brunch / Prefer not to say 0 8033 15952 2022-10-10 674 0
Roughly how often do you visit Fridays Restaurant & Bar? radio Weekly / Monthly / Less frequently than monthly / I've never heard of it / Prefer not to say 0 8032 15947 2022-10-09 80 0
In your own words, how would you describe Fridays Restaurant & Bar? textarea textarea 0 8032 15948 2022-10-09 80 0
When did you last visit a Fridays Restaurant & Bar? radio Within the last 30 days / Between 30 days and 6 months ago / More than 6 months ago / Never / Prefer not to say 0 8032 15949 2022-10-09 80 0
For which of these reasons have you visited Fridays? checkbox Birthday / Date / Drinks / Dinner / Other / Prefer not to say 0 8032 15950 2022-10-09 80 0
Do you know who Martin Lewis is? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8030 15939 2022-10-07 8,640 0
How much do you like Martin Lewis on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the most? radio 1 - Not at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Very much / Prefer not to say 0 8030 15940 2022-10-07 8,640 0
How much do you trust Martin Lewis on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the most? radio 1 - Not at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Very much / Prefer not to say 0 8030 15941 2022-10-07 8,640 0
How much do you think Martin Lewis is an expert in his field on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the most? radio 1 - Not at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Very much / Prefer not to say 0 8030 15942 2022-10-07 8,640 0
Do you know who David Attenborough is? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8029 15935 2022-10-07 8,248 0
How much do you like David Attenborough on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the most? radio 1 - Not at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Very much / Prefer not to say 0 8029 15936 2022-10-07 8,248 0
How much do you trust David Attenborough on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the most? radio 1 - Not at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Very much / Prefer not to say 0 8029 15937 2022-10-07 8,248 0
How much do you think David Attenborough is an expert in his field on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the most? radio 1 - Not at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Very much so / Prefer not to say 0 8029 15938 2022-10-07 8,248 0
Why is it better to shop online to find the best deals and discounts? (vs. going to the high street) textarea textarea 0 8028 15934 2022-10-07 140 0
Tell us about a website or app that has helped you in the cost of living crisis and in a sentence or two how it helped you. It could be discounts, free delivery, special offers, rewards, comparing prices or something else entirely. textarea textarea 0 8026 15932 2022-10-07 175 0
Do you regularly buy any of the following Heinz food products? checkbox Canned soup / Baked beans / Condiments / No, I don't buy any Heinz products / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8024 15928 2022-10-06 3,129 0
Have you had to buy supermarket branded alternatives to these due to the cost of living? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8024 15929 2022-10-06 3,129 0
Which of the following have you swapped for supermarket branded alternatives? checkbox Canned soup / Baked beans / Condiments / Prefer not to say 0 8024 15930 2022-10-06 3,129 0
How long is your lunch break? radio Less than 30 minutes / 30 minutes / 60 minutes / More than 60 minutes / I don't have a lunch break / I don't work/retired / Prefer not to say 0 8023 15925 2022-10-06 3,204 0
Which of the following best describes what you eat during your lunch breaks? radio I go out to buy lunch / I bring my own lunch from home / I make my lunch at work / I don't eat lunch / Prefer not to say 0 8023 15926 2022-10-06 3,204 0
Do you do any of the following activities during your lunch break? checkbox Meal planning / Online shopping / Browse social media / Read the news / Catch up with sports / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8023 15927 2022-10-06 3,204 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means that you would not vote and 10 means that you would certainly vote, how likely would you be to vote if there were a general election tomorrow? radio 0 (Certainly will not vote) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 (Certain to vote) / Prefer not to say 0 8022 15919 2022-10-06 8,516 0
If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK / Some other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8022 15920 2022-10-06 8,516 0
To what extent, if at all, do you support or oppose calls for an early general election in 2022 or 2023? radio Strongly oppose / Oppose / Neither oppose nor support / Support / Strongly support / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8022 15921 2022-10-06 8,516 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "People who are on benefits should see the amount of their benefits increase in line with inflation." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8022 15922 2022-10-06 8,516 0
Which of the following do you think is most responsible for the current economic turmoil in the UK radio Global events outside the UK's control such as the war in Ukraine / Energy companies / The UK government / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8022 15923 2022-10-06 8,516 0
Which of the following comes closest to your view? radio Police officers should remain politically neutral at all times to avoid alienating people / Police officers should be allowed to make political gestures, for example take the knee in a show of solidarity with black people / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8022 15924 2022-10-06 8,516 0
You told us you were a member of the Labour Party, are you still a member of the Labour Party? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8021 15916 2022-10-06 1,588 0
Please imagine you were selecting someone to be the Labour candidate for your local constituency for the next General Election. Below are some things they might say to convince you that they are the best candidate. Which of these do you think are the best reasons to support them? Please select up to two. checkbox They were born and grew up in the local area / They have the support of Trade Unions / They have the support of local councillors / They would support left wing policies, such as renationalisation our energy and water companies / They are an expert in how to win elections, and have spent the last 10 years running successful campaigns to get Labour politicians elected / They have run local campaigns to make local busses cheaper for young people / They are younger than most other MPs, and will fight to make sure the voices of young people are heard in our political debate / They have good connections with people across the Labour party, which will help me deliver for the local area if I am elected as an MP / They have spent the last few years doing TV and radio interviews, so will be able to confidently communicate Labour’s message to voters / They have supported the work of a range of progressive organisations, such as Trade Unions, Stonewall, and Greenpeace / That they have been out canvassing and campaigning for local Labour candidates in recent local and General Elections / They have family members who work in local public services (such as schools and the fire service), so they understand the problems those services are facing / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8021 15917 2022-10-06 1,588 0
Here are some policies that the candidate might say they would prioritise if they were selected as an MP. Which of these would you be most supportive of? Please tick up to four. checkbox Building more council houses and social housing / Change our voting system to proportional representation / Supporting small local business by scraping business rates / Increasing funding for local schools and hospitals / Increasing the amount of accessible, green public transport that’s accessible for all residents / Increasing the minimum wage to a real living wage / Increasing welfare payments so that they rise faster than inflation / Hiring more police officers with a focus on tackling knife crime and violence against women and girls / A Green Prosperity Plan to build a zero carbon economy rooted in climate and social justice / Ensure residents’ voices are heard with new housing developments, and our green spaces are protected / Renationalising our utility companies – such as water, rail, and energy / Building a closer relationship between the UK and the EU / Increasing funding for mental health services, so mental health is treated just as seriously as physical health / Improving access and affordability of childcare / Getting rid of Britain’s nuclear weapons / Turning all grammar schools into comprehensives / Increasing access to free school means for children from low income households / Removing tuition fees / Increasing taxes on those with high incomes or large amounts of wealth to reduce inequality / Strengthening employment rights and the rights of Trade Unions to organise in workplaces / Making it easier for asylum seekers and refugees to come to the UK / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8021 15918 2022-10-06 1,588 0
Who do you prefer? radio Kate Middleton / Meghan Markle / Prefer not to say 0 8020 15914 2022-10-05 465 0
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Meghan Markle? textarea textarea 0 8020 15915 2022-10-05 465 0
What is favourite genre of film? radio Horror / Fantasy / Action / Rom-Com / Sci-fi / Anime / Thriller / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8018 15911 2022-10-05 8,860 0
What is your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 8018 15912 2022-10-05 8,860 0
How interested, if at all, are you in performance cars? (Eg. Ferraris, etc.) radio Very / Somewhat / Not very much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 8017 15909 2022-10-05 4,121 0
What’s your favourite car brand? textarea textarea 0 8017 15910 2022-10-05 4,121 0
With the market entering a tough period, are you worried about your business from a financial standpoint? radio Yes, significantly / Yes, somewhat / No / Prefer not to say 0 8016 15905 2022-10-05 3,050 0
Does your business plan to make any of the following cut backs over the coming months? checkbox Reduce staff numbers / Reduce office numbers / Reduce marketing and advertising spend / Reduce operational costs (e.g. company cars etc) / Reduce other third party costs (e.g. media providers for property adverts) / No, the business does not plan to make any cut backs / Prefer not to say 0 8016 15906 2022-10-05 3,050 0
Do you believe it is still important to invest in order to win business in a tough market? If so, which of the following areas are the most important checkbox TV and radio advertising / Other advertising forms such as leaflets, billboards etc / Public Relations / The property adverts for customers online and physical listing material / Physical office space / I do not believe it is important to invest to win business / Prefer not to say 0 8016 15907 2022-10-05 3,050 0
Will you attempt to take on additional tasks in-house that you may have previously outsourced in order to cut costs? Such as property photos and floorplans radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8016 15908 2022-10-05 3,050 0
How do you feel about the current outlook for the property market? radio Very worried / Somewhat worried / Indifferent / Somewhat confident / Very confident / Prefer not to say 0 8015 15897 2022-10-05 6,394 0
Which of the following do you think we are most likely to see? radio Further positive house price growth / House prices flatline / A downwards correction in house prices / A significant market crash / Prefer not to say 0 8015 15898 2022-10-05 6,394 0
How would you describe recent business from those looking to sell their homes? radio Significantly increasing / Somewhat increasing / About the same / Somewhat decreasing / Significantly decreasing / Prefer not to say 0 8015 15899 2022-10-05 6,394 0
How would you describe recent buyer demand? radio Significantly increasing / Somewhat increasing / About the same / Somewhat decreasing / Significantly decreasing / Prefer not to say 0 8015 15900 2022-10-05 6,394 0
How are you advising home sellers to adjust their asking prices versus the pandemic market highs seen in the last two years? radio Increase them significantly / Increase them slightly / Keep them the same / Decrease them slightly / Decrease them significantly / Prefer not to say 0 8015 15901 2022-10-05 6,394 0
How would you describe the sums buyers are currently willing to offer versus the pandemic market highs seen in the last two years? radio Significantly increased / Slightly increased / About them the same / Slightly decreased / Significantly decreased / Prefer not to say 0 8015 15902 2022-10-05 6,394 0
Have you, or do you plan to, lower your commission fee in the coming months in order to attract more business? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8015 15903 2022-10-05 6,394 0
How long do you expect the current market turmoil to last? radio Short term - until the new year / Mid-term - throughout next year / Long-term - beyond next year / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8015 15904 2022-10-05 6,394 0
Are you in the process of entering the UK property market? radio Yes, as a home buyer / Yes, as a home seller / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8014 15893 2022-10-05 6,017 0
Have you, in the past two weeks, changed your plans to buy/sell a home that you were otherwise committed to? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8014 15894 2022-10-05 6,017 0
Do you think house prices will increase or decrease in 2023? radio Increase / Stay the same / Decrease / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8014 15895 2022-10-05 6,017 0
To what extent, if at all, do you feel that recent caution/fear about the economy and the housing market has been exaggerated by the media? radio A lot / Somewhat / Not at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8014 15896 2022-10-05 6,017 0
Which of the following TV shoes do you regularly watch? checkbox I’m a Celebrity / Love Island / The Masked Singer / Strictly Come Dancing / Britain’s Got Talent / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8013 15892 2022-10-04 1,075 0
Who is your favourite actor who played James Bond? radio Sean Connery / Rodger Moore / Daniel Craig / George Lazenby / Peirce Brosnan / Timothy Dalton / David Niven / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8012 15889 2022-10-04 6,946 0
Which is your favourite Bond Film? radio Dr. No (1962) / From Russia with Love (1963) / Goldfinger (1964) / Thunderball (1965) / You Only Live Twice (1967) / On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) / Diamonds Are Forever (1971) / Live and Let Die (1973) / The Man with the Golden Gun (1974) / The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) / Moonraker (1979) / For Your Eyes Only (1981) / Octopussy (1983) / A View to a Kill (1985) / The Living Daylights (1987) / Licence to Kill (1989) / GoldenEye (1995) / Tomorrow Never Dies (1997) / The World Is Not Enough (1999) / Die Another Day (2002) / Casino Royale (2006) / Quantum of Solace (2008) / Skyfall (2012) / Spectre (2015) / No Time to Die (2021) / Casino Royale (1967) / Never Say Never Again (1983) / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8012 15890 2022-10-04 6,946 0
Who is your favourite Bond Villian? radio Dr No / Rosa Klebb / Goldfinger / Emilio Largo / Blofeld / Grunther / Mr Big / Scaramanga / Karl Stromberg / Drax / Jaws / Aristotle Kristatos / Kamal Khan / Max Zorin / Brad Whitaker / Franz Sanchez / Alec Trevelyan / Elliot Carver / Renard / Elektra King / Gustav Graves / Le Chiffre / Dominic Greene / Raoul Silva / Lyutsifer Safin / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8012 15891 2022-10-04 6,946 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 8011 15888 2022-10-04 10,064 0
Which of the following best describe your industry of work? radio Construction / Engineering / Technology / Property / facilities management / Education / Nursing / Social care / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 8010 15887 2022-10-04 1,020 0
Have you visited a coffee shop in the last 24 hours? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8009 15886 2022-10-04 524 0
Which of the following Gin brands are you aware of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Hendrick's / Tanqueray / Sipsmith / The Botanist / Bombay Sapphire / Aviation Gin / Plymouth Gin / Nolet's Gin / Beefeater / Gordon's Gin / Roku Japanese Gin / Whitley Neill / Greenalls Original / Tw Kempton / Limehouse / Malfy / Edinburgh Gin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8008 15885 2022-10-04 2,073 0
What type of video games do you like to play? checkbox First Person Shooter (FPS) / Action / Adventure / Role Playing Game (RPG) / Third Person Shooter (TPS) / Puzzel / Sport / Racing / Strategy / Horror/ Survival / Mobile games / Platform games / Other / I don't like to play video games / Prefer not to say 0 8007 15884 2022-10-04 202 0
Are you able to drive/do you have a driving license? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8006 15882 2022-10-03 2 0
What do you think of Liz Truss? textarea textarea 0 8005 15880 2022-10-03 667 0
Who do you prefer as Prime Minister? radio Liz Truss / Boris Johnson / Keir Starmer / Michael Gove / Andy Burnham / David Attenborough / Martin Lewis / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8005 15881 2022-10-03 667 0
Do you work in any of the following industries? radio Retail / Hospitality / Medicine / Engineering / Accountancy / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8004 15875 2022-10-03 200 0
Is it an independent business? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8004 15876 2022-10-03 200 0
How many employees work at your organisation? radio 0-49 / 50-149 / 150-300 / 300+ / Prefer not to say 0 8004 15877 2022-10-03 200 0
Do you have decision making privileges (the power to select and purchase the product assortment) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8004 15878 2022-10-03 200 0
Are you the owner of the business? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 8004 15879 2022-10-03 200 0
Have you played any of the following games? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Returnal / Remnant from the Ashes / Horizon Zero Dawn / Death Stranding / Jedi Fallen Order / Resident Evil Village / The Last of Us / Dead Space / Observer System Redux / SOMA / Alien Isolation / Tomb Raider / Dead Cells / Uncharted / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 8003 15874 2022-10-03 526 0
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has reversed plans to scrap the 45p higher rate of income tax. Do you think this was the right decision? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 8002 15873 2022-10-03 3,120 0
Who did you vote for in the latest Conservative Party leadership election? radio Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / I did not vote / Prefer not to say 0 8000 15867 2022-10-02 1,675 0
Of the following, who would you prefer to be Prime Minister at this point? radio Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / Prefer not to say 0 8000 15868 2022-10-02 1,675 0
Of the following, who would you prefer to be Prime Minister at this point? radio Rishi Sunak / Boris Johnson / Prefer not to say 0 8000 15869 2022-10-02 1,675 0
Of the following, who would you prefer to be Prime Minister at this point? radio Liz Truss / Boris Johnson / Prefer not to say 0 8000 15870 2022-10-02 1,675 0
Of the following, who would you prefer to be Prime Minister at this point? radio Boris Johnson / Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / Prefer not to say 0 8000 15871 2022-10-02 1,675 0
The Government recently announced that the Basic Rate of Income Tax will go down to 19% from 20%, and the Additional Rate to 40% from 45%, from April 2023. Do you expect to pay less income tax from April 2023? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7999 15861 2022-10-02 6,932 0
Roughly what percentage of this monthly saving do you expect to spend on increased costs of living (bills, mortgage, etc.)? Please give a non-numerical response (eg. NA) if you don't know number 100 / 0 0 7999 15863 2022-10-02 6,932 0
Roughly what percentage of this monthly saving do you expect to spend on non-essential items (eating out, household upgrades, etc.)? Please give a non-numerical response (eg. NA) if you don't know number 100 / 0 0 7999 15864 2022-10-02 6,932 0
Roughly what percentage of this monthly saving do you expect to save or invest for the future? Please give a non-numerical response (eg. NA) if you don't know number 0 7999 15865 2022-10-02 6,932 0
In your opinion, will these cuts to income tax lead to growth in the UK economy? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7999 15866 2022-10-02 6,932 0
Roughly how much per month less income tax do you think you will be paying from April 2023? radio Less than £5 / £5 - £10 / £10.01 - £15.00 / £15.01 - £22 / £22.01 - £30 / £30.01 - £40 / £40.01 - £60 / £60.01 - £100 / £100.01 - £150 / More than £150 / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7999 15872 2022-10-02 6,932 0
Thinking about the current cost of living crisis, which statement below best describe you when considering the cost of child(ren) presents this year compared to last year? radio I will be spending less this Christmas / This will not affect me and I will spend the same / I am planning to spend more this Christmas / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7998 15859 2022-09-30 92,557 0
How much did you spend on your child(ren) Christmas presents last year? radio £0-£50 / £51-£100 / £101-£200 / £201-£500 / £500+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7998 15860 2022-09-30 92,557 0
You told us you have child(ren) aged between 4 and 10, how many times a week do you give your child(ren) packed lunches? radio 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7997 15857 2022-09-30 402 0
Is your child(ren) eligible for universal free school meal? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7997 15858 2022-09-30 402 0
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Katie Price? textarea textarea 0 7996 15855 2022-09-29 661 0
What’s your favourite month? radio January / February / March / April / May / June / July / August / September / October / November / December / Prefer not to say 0 7996 15856 2022-09-29 661 0
How often do you play on Roblox, an online game platform and game creation system? radio At least once a week / Less than once a week but at least once a month / Less than once a month / Never / Prefer not to say 0 7995 15854 2022-09-29 503 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means that you would not vote and 10 means that you would certainly vote, how likely would you be to vote if there were a general election tomorrow? radio 0 (Certainly will not vote) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 (Certain to vote) / Prefer not to say 0 7994 15847 2022-09-29 5,384 0
If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK / Some other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7994 15848 2022-09-29 5,384 0
What word or phrase first comes to mind when you think about Liz Truss’s economic policies? textarea textarea 0 7994 15849 2022-09-29 5,384 0
Which of the following would be best to manage the British economy in the years ahead? radio A Conservative government with Liz Truss as Prime Minister / A Labour government with Keir Starmer as Prime Minister / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7994 15850 2022-09-29 5,384 0
The UK economy is currently experiencing weak rates of economic growth. Which of the following comes closest to your view? radio The government should cut taxes and borrow more money to try and boost rates of economic growth even if this risks higher interest rates / The government should keep taxes and borrowing as they are to try and keep inflation and interest rates down even if this risks continuing low rates of economic growth / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7994 15851 2022-09-29 5,384 0
Are you a homeowner with a mortgage? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7994 15852 2022-09-29 5,384 0
It has been suggested that interest rates could soon reach 5-6 percent, which would significantly increase the cost of people’s mortgages. How concerned, if at all, are you about your ability to pay your mortgage in the months ahead? radio Very concerned / Slightly concerned / Not very concerned / Not at all concerned / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7994 15853 2022-09-29 5,384 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means you would never consider voting for them, and 10 means you would definitely consider voting for them, how likely are you to consider voting for the Conservative Party at the next election? radio 0 - Would never consider voting for them / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Would definitely consider voting for them / Prefer not to say 0 7993 15843 2022-09-29 8,413 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means you would never consider voting for them, and 10 means you would definitely consider voting for them, how likely are you to consider voting for the Labour Party at the next election? radio 0 - Would never consider voting for them / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Would definitely consider voting for them / Prefer not to say 0 7993 15844 2022-09-29 8,413 0
Last week, the Chancellor announced the biggest package of tax cuts in 50 years, paid for by £72bn of borrowing. In response, the pound fell to a record low against the dollar. The Bank of England has stepped in to calm markets and indicated it will raise interest rates. Which of these comes closest to your view? radio Cutting taxes will encourage investment in the UK, grow the economy and raise living standards for everyone. / The government has lost control of the economy, damaging Britain’s reputation abroad. This will reduce investment to the UK and reduce opportunity for generations to come. / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7993 15845 2022-09-29 8,413 0
Which of these comes closest to your view? radio Cutting taxes will encourage investment in the UK, grow the economy and raise living standards for everyone. / The government has lost control of the economy. Working people will be paying higher prices and higher mortgage rates for years to come. / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7993 15846 2022-09-29 8,413 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means you would never consider voting for them, and 10 means you would definitely consider voting for them, how likely are you to consider voting for the Conservative Party at the next election? radio 0 - Would never consider voting for them / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Would definitely consider voting for them / Prefer not to say 0 7992 15839 2022-09-29 8,416 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means you would never consider voting for them, and 10 means you would definitely consider voting for them, how likely are you to consider voting for the Labour Party at the next election? radio 0 - Would never consider voting for them / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Would definitely consider voting for them / Prefer not to say 0 7992 15840 2022-09-29 8,416 0
Last week, the Chancellor announced the biggest package of tax cuts in 50 years, paid for by £72bn of borrowing. In response, the pound fell to a record low against the dollar. The Bank of England has stepped in to calm markets and indicated it will raise interest rates. Which of these comes closest to your view? radio Cutting taxes will encourage investment in the UK, grow the economy and raise living standards for everyone. / Borrowing like this will leave working people footing the bill for years to come. The average family will face a £667 monthly increase in their mortgage as a result of this Government’s actions. / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7992 15841 2022-09-29 8,416 0
Which of these comes closest to your view? radio Cutting taxes will encourage investment in the UK, grow the economy and raise living standards for everyone. / Borrowing billions of pounds for tax cuts is wrong, especially as it will mainly benefit big companies and people earning over £155k. / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7992 15842 2022-09-29 8,416 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means you would never consider voting for them, and 10 means you would definitely consider voting for them, how likely are you to consider voting for the Conservative Party at the next election? radio 0 (Would never consider voting for them) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say 0 7990 15832 2022-09-28 13,181 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means you would never consider voting for them, and 10 means you would definitely consider voting for them, how likely are you to consider voting for the Labour Party at the next election? radio 0 (Would never consider voting for them) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say 0 7990 15833 2022-09-28 13,181 0
What, if anything, have you seen or heard about the Conservative Party in the past week? checkbox I’ve seen or heard something positive / I’ve seen or heard something negative / I’ve seen or heard something which was neither positive nor negative / I can’t remember seeing or hearing anything about them / Prefer not to say 0 7990 15834 2022-09-28 13,181 0
What, if anything, have you seen or heard about the Labour Party in the past week? checkbox I’ve seen or heard something positive / I’ve seen or heard something negative / I’ve seen or heard something which was neither positive nor negative / I can’t remember seeing or hearing anything about them / Prefer not to say 0 7990 15835 2022-09-28 13,181 0
Despite the current financial crisis, the Conservative Party are planning to hold their annual Conference in Birmingham next week. This means Parliament will not return until the 11th October. Which of the following comes closest to your view? radio The Conservatives should cancel their Conference and recall Parliament immediately / The Conservatives should continue with their Conference as planned, with Parliament restarting on 11th October / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7990 15836 2022-09-28 13,181 0
Last week, the Chancellor announced the biggest package of tax cuts in 50 years, paid for by £72bn of borrowing. In response, the pound fell to a record low against the dollar. The Bank of England has stepped in to calm markets and indicated it will raise interest rates. In this context, which of the following, if any, are you most worried about? (Select up to two) checkbox Mortgage rates going up / Not being able to get a mortgage / Inflation continuing to rise / The value of the pound declining / Foreign investment into the UK declining / Higher interest rates / The impact on my pension savings / Government debt going up / The UK economy going into recession / House prices falling / Something else / None of the above - I am not worried / Prefer not to say 0 7990 15837 2022-09-28 13,181 0
When was the last time you used an electric charging point for your own vehicle (personal or business)? radio Less than 6 months ago / 7 months to 1 year ago / More than 1 year ago / Never / Prefer not to say 0 7989 15830 2022-09-28 1,211 0
Do you lease any of the following electric vehicles? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Personal electric vehicle / Business electric vehicle (include fleet) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7989 15831 2022-09-28 1,211 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means that you would not vote and 10 means that you would certainly vote, how likely would you be to vote if there were a general election tomorrow? radio 0 (Certainly will not vote) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 (Certain to vote) / Prefer not to say 0 7988 15823 2022-09-28 7,183 0
If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK / Some other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7988 15824 2022-09-28 7,183 0
What word or phrase first comes to mind when you think about Liz Truss’s economic policies? textarea textarea 0 7988 15825 2022-09-28 7,183 0
Which of the following would be best to manage the British economy in the years ahead? radio A Conservative government with Liz Truss as Prime Minister / A Labour government with Keir Starmer as Prime Minister / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7988 15826 2022-09-28 7,183 0
The UK economy is currently experiencing weak rates of economic growth. Which of the following comes closest to your view? radio The government should cut taxes and borrow more money to try and boost rates of economic growth even if this risks higher interest rates / The government should keep taxes and borrowing as they are to try and keep inflation and interest rates down even if this risks continuing low rates of economic growth / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7988 15827 2022-09-28 7,183 0
Are you a homeowner with a mortgage? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7988 15828 2022-09-28 7,183 0
It has been suggested that interest rates could soon reach 5-6 percent, which would significantly increase the cost of people’s mortgages. How concerned, if at all, are you about your ability to pay your mortgage in the months ahead? radio Very concerned / Slightly concerned / Not very concerned / Not at all concerned / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7988 15829 2022-09-28 7,183 0
Which of the following have you drank in the last week? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Tequila / Whisky / Gin / Vodka / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7987 15821 2022-09-28 1,017 0
Which of the following have you drank in the last month? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Tequila / Whisky / Gin / Vodka / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7987 15822 2022-09-28 1,017 0
Have you ever made a home improvement decision that you weren’t happy with / regretted? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7986 15820 2022-09-28 211 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 7985 15819 2022-09-27 10,040 0
Do you have any children 16 or 17 years old who sat their GCSE exams this year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7984 15817 2022-09-27 136 0
Did they use any of the following learning resources? checkbox BBC Bitesize / Wikipedia / Text books / Private tutoring / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7984 15818 2022-09-27 136 0
What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Liz Truss? textarea textarea 0 7983 15815 2022-09-27 610 0
Who has been the worst Prime Minister? radio Liz Truss / Boris Johnson / Theresa May / David Cameron / Gordon Brown / Tony Blair / John Major / Margaret Thatcher / Prefer not to say 0 7983 15816 2022-09-27 610 0
Labour have announced that they would introduce a state-owned energy generation company, named Great British Energy, to work with independent companies to help drive expansion of green energy and turn the UK into a "clean energy superpower". Do you agree or disagree with this policy? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 7982 15814 2022-09-27 2,709 0
Do you recall seeing an ad for IQOS online or on a mobile device in the last 5 days? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7980 15809 2022-09-27 4,000 0
Which of the following (electronic devices for consuming tobacco or nicotine) have you seen advertised online or on a mobile device in the last 5 days? Tick all that apply. checkbox IQOS / Ploom / Vuse / JUUL / Elf Bar / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7980 15810 2022-09-27 4,000 0
Which of the following brands comes to mind first when you think of being as an alternative to smoking / vaping? radio IQOS / Ploom / Vuse / JUUL / Elf Bar / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7980 15811 2022-09-27 4,000 0
Which of the following brands uses the messaging “The real alternative to smoking” in its ads? radio IQOS / Ploom / Vuse / JUUL / Elf Bar / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7980 15812 2022-09-27 4,000 0
Do you recall seeing an ad for IQOS online or on a mobile device in the last 5 days? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7979 15805 2022-09-27 4,072 0
Which of the following (electronic devices for consuming tobacco or nicotine) have you seen advertised online or on a mobile device in the last 5 days? Tick all that apply checkbox IQOS / Ploom / Vuse / JUUL / Elf Bar / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7979 15806 2022-09-27 4,072 0
Which of the following brands comes to mind first when you think of being as an alternative to smoking / vaping? radio IQOS / Ploom / Vuse / JUUL / Elf Bar / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7979 15807 2022-09-27 4,072 0
Which of the following brands uses the messaging “The real alternative to smoking” in its ads? radio IQOS / Ploom / Vuse / JUUL / Elf Bar / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7979 15808 2022-09-27 4,072 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7975 15162 2022-05-24 76 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7975 15163 2022-05-24 76 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7975 15164 2022-05-24 76 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7975 15167 2022-05-24 76 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7975 15168 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7975 15169 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7975 15170 2022-05-24 76 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Philippa Ann Broom - The Conservative Party candidate / Stephen Doughty - The Labour Party candidate / Dan Schmeising - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nasir Adam - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Ken Barker - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7975 15801 2022-05-24 76 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7975 15803 2022-05-24 76 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7974 15162 2022-05-24 74 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7974 15163 2022-05-24 74 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7974 15164 2022-05-24 74 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7974 15167 2022-05-24 74 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7974 15168 2022-05-24 74 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7974 15169 2022-05-24 74 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7974 15170 2022-05-24 74 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Carolyn Webster - The Conservative Party candidate / Kevin Brennan - The Labour Party candidate / Callum James Littlemore - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Boyd Clack - The Plaid Cymru candidate / David Griffin - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7974 15800 2022-05-24 74 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7974 15803 2022-05-24 74 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7973 15162 2022-05-24 134 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7973 15163 2022-05-24 134 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7973 15164 2022-05-24 134 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7973 15167 2022-05-24 134 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7973 15168 2022-05-24 134 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7973 15169 2022-05-24 134 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7973 15170 2022-05-24 134 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alun Cairns - The Conservative Party candidate / Belinda Loveluck-Edwards - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Plaid Cymru candidate / Anthony Slaughter - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7973 15799 2022-05-24 134 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7973 15803 2022-05-24 134 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7972 15162 2022-05-24 53 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7972 15163 2022-05-24 53 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7972 15164 2022-05-24 53 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7972 15167 2022-05-24 53 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7972 15168 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7972 15169 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7972 15170 2022-05-24 53 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gavin Chambers - The Conservative Party candidate / Chris Evans - The Labour Party candidate / Jo Watkins - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Zoe Hammond - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Catherine Linstrum - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7972 15798 2022-05-24 53 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7972 15803 2022-05-24 53 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7971 15162 2022-05-24 96 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7971 15163 2022-05-24 96 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7971 15164 2022-05-24 96 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7971 15167 2022-05-24 96 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7971 15168 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7971 15169 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7971 15170 2022-05-24 96 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jane Pratt - The Conservative Party candidate / Wayne David - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lindsay Whittle - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7971 15797 2022-05-24 96 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7971 15803 2022-05-24 96 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7970 15162 2022-05-24 113 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7970 15163 2022-05-24 113 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7970 15164 2022-05-24 113 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7970 15167 2022-05-24 113 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7970 15168 2022-05-24 113 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7970 15169 2022-05-24 113 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7970 15170 2022-05-24 113 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sam Trask - The Conservative Party candidate / Alex Davies-Jones - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Fflur Elin - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7970 15796 2022-05-24 113 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7970 15803 2022-05-24 113 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7969 15162 2022-05-24 68 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7969 15163 2022-05-24 68 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7969 15164 2022-05-24 68 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7969 15167 2022-05-24 68 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7969 15168 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7969 15169 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7969 15170 2022-05-24 68 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sadie Vidal - The Conservative Party candidate / Chris Elmore - The Labour Party candidate / Anita Davies - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Luke Fletcher - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Tom Muller - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7969 15795 2022-05-24 68 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7969 15803 2022-05-24 68 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7968 15162 2022-05-24 81 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7968 15163 2022-05-24 81 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7968 15164 2022-05-24 81 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7968 15167 2022-05-24 81 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7968 15168 2022-05-24 81 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7968 15169 2022-05-24 81 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7968 15170 2022-05-24 81 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jamie Hamilton Wallis - The Conservative Party candidate / Madeleine Moon - The Labour Party candidate / Jonathan Pratt - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Leanne Lewis - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Alex Harris - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7968 15794 2022-05-24 81 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7968 15803 2022-05-24 81 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7967 15162 2022-05-24 32 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7967 15163 2022-05-24 32 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7967 15164 2022-05-24 32 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7967 15167 2022-05-24 32 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7967 15168 2022-05-24 32 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7967 15169 2022-05-24 32 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7967 15170 2022-05-24 32 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Laura Anne Jones - The Conservative Party candidate / Nick Smith - The Labour Party candidate / Chelsea Marie Annett - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Peredur Owen Griffiths - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Stephen Priestnall - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7967 15793 2022-05-24 32 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7967 15803 2022-05-24 32 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7966 15162 2022-05-24 58 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7966 15163 2022-05-24 58 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7966 15164 2022-05-24 58 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7966 15167 2022-05-24 58 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7966 15168 2022-05-24 58 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7966 15169 2022-05-24 58 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7966 15170 2022-05-24 58 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sara Jones - The Conservative Party candidate / Gerald Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Brendan D'Cruz - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mark Evans - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7966 15792 2022-05-24 58 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7966 15803 2022-05-24 58 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7965 15162 2022-05-24 42 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7965 15163 2022-05-24 42 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7965 15164 2022-05-24 42 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7965 15167 2022-05-24 42 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7965 15168 2022-05-24 42 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7965 15169 2022-05-24 42 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7965 15170 2022-05-24 42 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Pauline Elizabeth Church - The Conservative Party candidate / Beth Winter - The Labour Party candidate / Steve Bray - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Geraint Benney - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7965 15791 2022-05-24 42 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7965 15803 2022-05-24 42 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7964 15162 2022-05-24 68 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7964 15163 2022-05-24 68 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7964 15164 2022-05-24 68 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7964 15167 2022-05-24 68 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7964 15168 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7964 15169 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7964 15170 2022-05-24 68 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jonathan Burns - The Conservative Party candidate / Christina Rees - The Labour Party candidate / Adrian Kingston-Jones - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Daniel Williams - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Megan Lloyd - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7964 15790 2022-05-24 68 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7964 15803 2022-05-24 68 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7963 15162 2022-05-24 39 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7963 15163 2022-05-24 39 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7963 15164 2022-05-24 39 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7963 15167 2022-05-24 39 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7963 15168 2022-05-24 39 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7963 15169 2022-05-24 39 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7963 15170 2022-05-24 39 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Fay Alicia Jones - The Conservative Party candidate / Tom Davies - The Labour Party candidate / Jane Dodds - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7963 15789 2022-05-24 39 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7963 15803 2022-05-24 39 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7962 15162 2022-05-24 61 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7962 15163 2022-05-24 61 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7962 15164 2022-05-24 61 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7962 15167 2022-05-24 61 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7962 15168 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7962 15169 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7962 15170 2022-05-24 61 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Havard Hughes - The Conservative Party candidate / Maria Carroll - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jonathan Edwards - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7962 15788 2022-05-24 61 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7962 15803 2022-05-24 61 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7961 15162 2022-05-24 80 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7961 15163 2022-05-24 80 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7961 15164 2022-05-24 80 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7961 15167 2022-05-24 80 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7961 15168 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7961 15169 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7961 15170 2022-05-24 80 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Simon Hart - The Conservative Party candidate / Marc Liam Tierney - The Labour Party candidate / Alistair Cameron - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7961 15787 2022-05-24 80 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7961 15803 2022-05-24 80 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7960 15162 2022-05-24 93 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7960 15163 2022-05-24 93 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7960 15164 2022-05-24 93 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7960 15167 2022-05-24 93 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7960 15168 2022-05-24 93 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7960 15169 2022-05-24 93 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7960 15170 2022-05-24 93 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Stephen Crabb - The Conservative Party candidate / Philippa Ann Thompson - The Labour Party candidate / Thomas James Hughes - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Cris Tomos - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7960 15786 2022-05-24 93 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7960 15803 2022-05-24 93 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7959 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7959 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7959 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7959 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7959 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7959 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7959 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Amanda Jane Jenner - The Conservative Party candidate / Dinah Mulholland - The Labour Party candidate / Mark Williams - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ben Lake - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Chris Simpson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7959 15785 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7959 15803 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7958 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7958 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7958 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7958 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7958 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7958 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7958 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Craig Williams - The Conservative Party candidate / Kait Duerden - The Labour Party candidate / Kishan Devani - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7958 15784 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7958 15803 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7957 15162 2022-05-24 44 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7957 15163 2022-05-24 44 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7957 15164 2022-05-24 44 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7957 15167 2022-05-24 44 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7957 15168 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7957 15169 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7957 15170 2022-05-24 44 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Simon Baynes - The Conservative Party candidate / Susan Elan Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Calum Dafydd Davies - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Chris Allen - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7957 15783 2022-05-24 44 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7957 15803 2022-05-24 44 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7956 15162 2022-05-24 36 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7956 15163 2022-05-24 36 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7956 15164 2022-05-24 36 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7956 15167 2022-05-24 36 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7956 15168 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7956 15169 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7956 15170 2022-05-24 36 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tomos Dafydd Davies - The Conservative Party candidate / Graham Neil Hogg - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Liz Saville-Roberts - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7956 15782 2022-05-24 36 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7956 15803 2022-05-24 36 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7955 15162 2022-05-24 135 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7955 15163 2022-05-24 135 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7955 15164 2022-05-24 135 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7955 15167 2022-05-24 135 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7955 15168 2022-05-24 135 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7955 15169 2022-05-24 135 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7955 15170 2022-05-24 135 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Davies - The Conservative Party candidate / Chris Ruane - The Labour Party candidate / Gavin Scott - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Glenn Swingler - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7955 15781 2022-05-24 135 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7955 15803 2022-05-24 135 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7954 15162 2022-05-24 107 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7954 15163 2022-05-24 107 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7954 15164 2022-05-24 107 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7954 15167 2022-05-24 107 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7954 15168 2022-05-24 107 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7954 15169 2022-05-24 107 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7954 15170 2022-05-24 107 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Jones - The Conservative Party candidate / Joanne Thomas - The Labour Party candidate / David Wilkins - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Huw Elfed Williams - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7954 15780 2022-05-24 107 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7954 15803 2022-05-24 107 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7953 15162 2022-05-24 36 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7953 15163 2022-05-24 36 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7953 15164 2022-05-24 36 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7953 15167 2022-05-24 36 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7953 15168 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7953 15169 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7953 15170 2022-05-24 36 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robin John Millar - The Conservative Party candidate / Emily Owen - The Labour Party candidate / Jason Edwards - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lisa Goodier - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7953 15779 2022-05-24 36 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7953 15803 2022-05-24 36 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7952 15162 2022-05-24 24 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7952 15163 2022-05-24 24 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7952 15164 2022-05-24 24 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7952 15167 2022-05-24 24 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7952 15168 2022-05-24 24 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7952 15169 2022-05-24 24 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7952 15170 2022-05-24 24 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gonul Daniels - The Conservative Party candidate / Steffie Roberts - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Hywel Williams - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7952 15778 2022-05-24 24 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7952 15803 2022-05-24 24 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7951 15162 2022-05-24 87 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7951 15163 2022-05-24 87 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7951 15164 2022-05-24 87 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7951 15167 2022-05-24 87 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7951 15168 2022-05-24 87 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7951 15169 2022-05-24 87 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7951 15170 2022-05-24 87 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Matthew Evans - The Conservative Party candidate / Ruth Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Ryan Jones - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jonathan Clark - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Amelia Womack - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7951 15777 2022-05-24 87 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7951 15803 2022-05-24 87 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7950 15162 2022-05-24 75 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7950 15163 2022-05-24 75 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7950 15164 2022-05-24 75 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7950 15167 2022-05-24 75 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7950 15168 2022-05-24 75 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7950 15169 2022-05-24 75 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7950 15170 2022-05-24 75 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Brown - The Conservative Party candidate / Jessica Morden - The Labour Party candidate / Mike Hamilton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Cameron Wixcey - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Peter Varley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7950 15776 2022-05-24 75 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7950 15803 2022-05-24 75 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7949 15162 2022-05-24 62 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7949 15163 2022-05-24 62 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7949 15164 2022-05-24 62 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7949 15167 2022-05-24 62 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7949 15168 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7949 15169 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7949 15170 2022-05-24 62 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Davies - The Conservative Party candidate / Yvonne Murphy - The Labour Party candidate / Alison Willott - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Hugh Kocan - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Ian Chandler - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7949 15775 2022-05-24 62 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7949 15803 2022-05-24 62 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7948 15162 2022-05-24 70 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7948 15163 2022-05-24 70 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7948 15164 2022-05-24 70 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7948 15167 2022-05-24 70 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7948 15168 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7948 15169 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7948 15170 2022-05-24 70 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Graham Smith - The Conservative Party candidate / Nick Thomas-Symonds - The Labour Party candidate / John E Miller - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Morgan Bowler-Brown - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Andrew Heygate-Browne - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7948 15774 2022-05-24 70 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7948 15803 2022-05-24 70 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7947 15162 2022-05-24 58 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7947 15163 2022-05-24 58 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7947 15164 2022-05-24 58 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7947 15167 2022-05-24 58 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7947 15168 2022-05-24 58 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7947 15169 2022-05-24 58 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7947 15170 2022-05-24 58 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Hannah Elizabeth Jarvis - The Conservative Party candidate / Chris Bryant - The Labour Party candidate / Rodney Simon Berman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Branwen Cennard - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Shaun Thomas - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7947 15773 2022-05-24 58 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7947 15803 2022-05-24 58 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7946 15162 2022-05-24 61 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7946 15163 2022-05-24 61 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7946 15164 2022-05-24 61 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7946 15167 2022-05-24 61 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7946 15168 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7946 15169 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7946 15170 2022-05-24 61 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mohamed Ali - The Conservative Party candidate / Anna McMorrin - The Labour Party candidate / Rhys Taylor - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Steffan Webb - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Michael Cope - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7946 15772 2022-05-24 61 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7946 15803 2022-05-24 61 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7945 15162 2022-05-24 42 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7945 15163 2022-05-24 42 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7945 15164 2022-05-24 42 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7945 15167 2022-05-24 42 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7945 15168 2022-05-24 42 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7945 15169 2022-05-24 42 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7945 15170 2022-05-24 42 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Meirion Jenkins - The Conservative Party candidate / Jo Stevens - The Labour Party candidate / Bablin Molik - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7945 15771 2022-05-24 42 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7945 15803 2022-05-24 42 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7944 15162 2022-05-24 109 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7944 15163 2022-05-24 109 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7944 15164 2022-05-24 109 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7944 15167 2022-05-24 109 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7944 15168 2022-05-24 109 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7944 15169 2022-05-24 109 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7944 15170 2022-05-24 109 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Charlotte Lang - The Conservative Party candidate / Stephen Kinnock - The Labour Party candidate / Sheila Kingston-Jones - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nigel Hunt - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Giorgia Finney - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7944 15770 2022-05-24 109 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7944 15803 2022-05-24 109 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7943 15162 2022-05-24 86 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7943 15163 2022-05-24 86 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7943 15164 2022-05-24 86 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7943 15167 2022-05-24 86 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7943 15168 2022-05-24 86 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7943 15169 2022-05-24 86 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7943 15170 2022-05-24 86 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Denise Howard - The Conservative Party candidate / Carolyn Harris - The Labour Party candidate / Chloe Hutchinson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Geraint Havard - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Chris Evans - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7943 15769 2022-05-24 86 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7943 15803 2022-05-24 86 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7942 15162 2022-05-24 62 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7942 15163 2022-05-24 62 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7942 15164 2022-05-24 62 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7942 15167 2022-05-24 62 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7942 15168 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7942 15169 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7942 15170 2022-05-24 62 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Price - The Conservative Party candidate / Geraint Davies - The Labour Party candidate / Michael Ely O'Carroll - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Gwyn Williams - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7942 15768 2022-05-24 62 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7942 15803 2022-05-24 62 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7941 15162 2022-05-24 8 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7941 15163 2022-05-24 8 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7941 15164 2022-05-24 8 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7941 15167 2022-05-24 8 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7941 15168 2022-05-24 8 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7941 15169 2022-05-24 8 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7941 15170 2022-05-24 8 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Francesca O'Brien - The Conservative Party candidate / Tonia Antoniazzi - The Labour Party candidate / Sam Bennett - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John Davies - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7941 15767 2022-05-24 8 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7941 15803 2022-05-24 8 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7940 15162 2022-05-24 63 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7940 15163 2022-05-24 63 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7940 15164 2022-05-24 63 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7940 15167 2022-05-24 63 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7940 15168 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7940 15169 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7940 15170 2022-05-24 63 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tamara Louise Reay - The Conservative Party candidate / Nia Griffith - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mari Arthur - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7940 15766 2022-05-24 63 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7940 15803 2022-05-24 63 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7939 15162 2022-05-24 22 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7939 15163 2022-05-24 22 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7939 15164 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7939 15167 2022-05-24 22 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7939 15168 2022-05-24 22 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7939 15169 2022-05-24 22 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7939 15170 2022-05-24 22 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sarah Atherton - The Conservative Party candidate / Mary Wimbury - The Labour Party candidate / Tim Sly - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Carrie Harper - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Duncan Rees - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7939 15765 2022-05-24 22 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7939 15803 2022-05-24 22 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7938 15162 2022-05-24 62 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7938 15163 2022-05-24 62 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7938 15164 2022-05-24 62 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7938 15167 2022-05-24 62 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7938 15168 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7938 15169 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7938 15170 2022-05-24 62 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sanjoy Sen - The Conservative Party candidate / Mark Tami - The Labour Party candidate / Donna Lalek - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Susan Hills - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7938 15764 2022-05-24 62 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7938 15803 2022-05-24 62 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7937 15162 2022-05-24 61 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7937 15163 2022-05-24 61 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7937 15164 2022-05-24 61 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7937 15167 2022-05-24 61 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7937 15168 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7937 15169 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7937 15170 2022-05-24 61 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio The Conservative Party candidate / David Hanson - The Labour Party candidate / Andrew Parkhurst - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Paul Rowlinson - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7937 15763 2022-05-24 61 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7937 15803 2022-05-24 61 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7936 15162 2022-05-24 122 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7936 15163 2022-05-24 122 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7936 15164 2022-05-24 122 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7936 15167 2022-05-24 122 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7936 15168 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7936 15169 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7936 15170 2022-05-24 122 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Virginia Crosbie - The Conservative Party candidate / Mary Roberts - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Aled ap Dafydd - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7936 15762 2022-05-24 122 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7936 15803 2022-05-24 122 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7935 15162 2022-05-24 63 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7935 15163 2022-05-24 63 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7935 15164 2022-05-24 63 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7935 15167 2022-05-24 63 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7935 15168 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7935 15169 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7935 15170 2022-05-24 63 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alix Mathieson - The Conservative Party candidate / Jean Anne Mitchell - The Labour Party candidate / Jenni Lang - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Martin Docherty - The Scottish National Party candidate / Peter Connolly - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7935 15761 2022-05-24 63 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7935 15802 2022-05-24 63 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7934 15162 2022-05-24 121 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7934 15163 2022-05-24 121 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7934 15164 2022-05-24 121 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7934 15167 2022-05-24 121 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7934 15168 2022-05-24 121 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7934 15169 2022-05-24 121 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7934 15170 2022-05-24 121 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Bowie - The Conservative Party candidate / Paddy Coffield - The Labour Party candidate / John Waddell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Fergus Mutch - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7934 15760 2022-05-24 121 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7934 15802 2022-05-24 121 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7933 15162 2022-05-24 79 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7933 15163 2022-05-24 79 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7933 15164 2022-05-24 79 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7933 15167 2022-05-24 79 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7933 15168 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7933 15169 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7933 15170 2022-05-24 79 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Stephen Kerr - The Conservative Party candidate / Mary Kate Ross - The Labour Party candidate / Fayzan Rehman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alyn Smith - The Scottish National Party candidate / Bryan Quinn - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7933 15759 2022-05-24 79 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7933 15802 2022-05-24 79 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7932 15162 2022-05-24 44 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7932 15163 2022-05-24 44 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7932 15164 2022-05-24 44 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7932 15167 2022-05-24 44 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7932 15168 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7932 15169 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7932 15170 2022-05-24 44 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Lynne Nailon - The Conservative Party candidate / Ged Killen - The Labour Party candidate / Mark McGeever - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7932 15758 2022-05-24 44 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7932 15802 2022-05-24 44 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7931 15162 2022-05-24 27 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7931 15163 2022-05-24 27 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7931 15164 2022-05-24 27 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7931 15167 2022-05-24 27 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7931 15168 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7931 15169 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7931 15170 2022-05-24 27 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gavin Berkenheger - The Conservative Party candidate / John Erskine - The Labour Party candidate / Craig Harrow - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ian Blackford - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7931 15757 2022-05-24 27 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7931 15802 2022-05-24 27 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7930 15162 2022-05-24 89 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7930 15163 2022-05-24 89 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7930 15164 2022-05-24 89 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7930 15167 2022-05-24 89 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7930 15168 2022-05-24 89 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7930 15169 2022-05-24 89 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7930 15170 2022-05-24 89 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Angus Forbes - The Conservative Party candidate / Angela Bretherton - The Labour Party candidate / Peter Anthony Barrett - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Pete Wishart - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7930 15756 2022-05-24 89 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7930 15802 2022-05-24 89 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7929 15162 2022-05-24 54 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7929 15163 2022-05-24 54 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7929 15164 2022-05-24 54 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7929 15167 2022-05-24 54 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7929 15168 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7929 15169 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7929 15170 2022-05-24 54 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Dougan - The Conservative Party candidate / Moira Ramage - The Labour Party candidate / Jack Clark - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mhairi Black - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7929 15755 2022-05-24 54 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7929 15802 2022-05-24 54 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7928 15162 2022-05-24 59 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7928 15163 2022-05-24 59 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7928 15164 2022-05-24 59 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7928 15167 2022-05-24 59 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7928 15168 2022-05-24 59 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7928 15169 2022-05-24 59 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7928 15170 2022-05-24 59 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Julie Pirone - The Conservative Party candidate / Alison Taylor - The Labour Party candidate / Ross Stalker - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Gavin Newlands - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7928 15754 2022-05-24 59 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7928 15802 2022-05-24 59 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7927 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7927 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7927 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7927 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7927 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7927 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7927 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jenny Fairbairn - The Conservative Party candidate / Coilla Drake - The Labour Party candidate / Alistair Carmichael - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Robert Leslie - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7927 15753 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7927 15802 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7926 15162 2022-05-24 70 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7926 15163 2022-05-24 70 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7926 15164 2022-05-24 70 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7926 15167 2022-05-24 70 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7926 15168 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7926 15169 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7926 15170 2022-05-24 70 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Luke Graham - The Conservative Party candidate / Lorna Robertson - The Labour Party candidate / Iliyan Stefanov - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John Nicolson - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7926 15752 2022-05-24 70 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7926 15802 2022-05-24 70 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7925 15162 2022-05-24 28 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7925 15163 2022-05-24 28 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7925 15164 2022-05-24 28 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7925 15167 2022-05-24 28 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7925 15168 2022-05-24 28 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7925 15169 2022-05-24 28 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7925 15170 2022-05-24 28 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tony Miklinski - The Conservative Party candidate / Wendy Haynes - The Labour Party candidate / Wendy Chamberlain - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Stephen Gethins - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7925 15751 2022-05-24 28 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7925 15802 2022-05-24 28 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7924 15162 2022-05-24 54 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7924 15163 2022-05-24 54 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7924 15164 2022-05-24 54 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7924 15167 2022-05-24 54 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7924 15168 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7924 15169 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7924 15170 2022-05-24 54 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Rocks - The Conservative Party candidate / Cameron Craig Gilmore - The Labour Party candidate / Louise Young - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Patricia Gibson - The Scottish National Party candidate / David John Nairn - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7924 15750 2022-05-24 54 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7924 15802 2022-05-24 54 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7923 15162 2022-05-24 70 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7923 15163 2022-05-24 70 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7923 15164 2022-05-24 70 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7923 15167 2022-05-24 70 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7923 15168 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7923 15169 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7923 15170 2022-05-24 70 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Meghan Gallacher - The Conservative Party candidate / Angela Feeney - The Labour Party candidate / Christopher Wilson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Marion Fellows - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7923 15749 2022-05-24 70 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7923 15802 2022-05-24 70 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7922 15162 2022-05-24 71 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7922 15163 2022-05-24 71 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7922 15164 2022-05-24 71 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7922 15167 2022-05-24 71 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7922 15168 2022-05-24 71 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7922 15169 2022-05-24 71 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7922 15170 2022-05-24 71 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Douglas Ross - The Conservative Party candidate / Joanne Kirby - The Labour Party candidate / Fiona Campbell Trevor - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Laura Mitchell - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7922 15748 2022-05-24 71 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7922 15802 2022-05-24 71 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7921 15162 2022-05-24 80 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7921 15163 2022-05-24 80 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7921 15164 2022-05-24 80 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7921 15167 2022-05-24 80 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7921 15168 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7921 15169 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7921 15170 2022-05-24 80 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rebecca Jane Fraser - The Conservative Party candidate / Danielle Rowley - The Labour Party candidate / Steve Arrundale - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Owen Thompson - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7921 15747 2022-05-24 80 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7921 15802 2022-05-24 80 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7920 15162 2022-05-24 43 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7920 15163 2022-05-24 43 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7920 15164 2022-05-24 43 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7920 15167 2022-05-24 43 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7920 15168 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7920 15169 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7920 15170 2022-05-24 43 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Damian Timson - The Conservative Party candidate / Caitlin Kane - The Labour Party candidate / Charles Dundas - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Hannah Bardell - The Scottish National Party candidate / Cameron Glasgow - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7920 15746 2022-05-24 43 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7920 15802 2022-05-24 43 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7919 15162 2022-05-24 102 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7919 15163 2022-05-24 102 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7919 15164 2022-05-24 102 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7919 15167 2022-05-24 102 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7919 15168 2022-05-24 102 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7919 15169 2022-05-24 102 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7919 15170 2022-05-24 102 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Charles John Kennedy - The Conservative Party candidate / Wendy Milne - The Labour Party candidate / Sally Pattle - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Martyn Day - The Scottish National Party candidate / Gillian Mackay - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7919 15745 2022-05-24 102 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7919 15802 2022-05-24 102 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7918 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7918 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7918 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7918 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7918 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7918 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7918 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Shona Haslam - The Conservative Party candidate / Andrew Hilland - The Labour Party candidate / Jane Pickard - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Angela Crawley - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7918 15744 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7918 15802 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7917 15162 2022-05-24 82 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7917 15163 2022-05-24 82 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7917 15164 2022-05-24 82 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7917 15167 2022-05-24 82 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7917 15168 2022-05-24 82 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7917 15169 2022-05-24 82 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7917 15170 2022-05-24 82 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kathleen Leslie - The Conservative Party candidate / Lesley Laird - The Labour Party candidate / Gillian Cole-Hamilton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Neale Hanvey - The Scottish National Party candidate / Scott Rutherford - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7917 15743 2022-05-24 82 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7917 15802 2022-05-24 82 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7916 15162 2022-05-24 18 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7916 15163 2022-05-24 18 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7916 15164 2022-05-24 18 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7916 15167 2022-05-24 18 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7916 15168 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7916 15169 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7916 15170 2022-05-24 18 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Caroline Hollins - The Conservative Party candidate / Kevin McGregor - The Labour Party candidate / Edward John Thornley - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alan Brown - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7916 15742 2022-05-24 18 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7916 15802 2022-05-24 18 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7915 15162 2022-05-24 113 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7915 15163 2022-05-24 113 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7915 15164 2022-05-24 113 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7915 15167 2022-05-24 113 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7915 15168 2022-05-24 113 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7915 15169 2022-05-24 113 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7915 15170 2022-05-24 113 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Fiona Gay Fawcett - The Conservative Party candidate / Lewis Whyte - The Labour Party candidate / Denis Rixson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Drew Hendry - The Scottish National Party candidate / Ariane Burgess - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7915 15741 2022-05-24 113 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7915 15802 2022-05-24 113 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7914 15162 2022-05-24 71 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7914 15163 2022-05-24 71 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7914 15164 2022-05-24 71 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7914 15167 2022-05-24 71 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7914 15168 2022-05-24 71 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7914 15169 2022-05-24 71 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7914 15170 2022-05-24 71 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Haroun Malik - The Conservative Party candidate / Martin McCluskey - The Labour Party candidate / Jacci Stoyle - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ronnie Cowan - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7914 15740 2022-05-24 71 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7914 15802 2022-05-24 71 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7913 15162 2022-05-24 86 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7913 15163 2022-05-24 86 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7913 15164 2022-05-24 86 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7913 15167 2022-05-24 86 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7913 15168 2022-05-24 86 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7913 15169 2022-05-24 86 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7913 15170 2022-05-24 86 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Colin Clark - The Conservative Party candidate / Heather Herbert - The Labour Party candidate / James Oates - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Richard Gordon Thomson - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7913 15739 2022-05-24 86 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7913 15802 2022-05-24 86 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7912 15162 2022-05-24 107 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7912 15163 2022-05-24 107 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7912 15164 2022-05-24 107 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7912 15167 2022-05-24 107 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7912 15168 2022-05-24 107 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7912 15169 2022-05-24 107 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7912 15170 2022-05-24 107 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Amy Thomson - The Conservative Party candidate / Pat Egan - The Labour Party candidate / Jane Ann Liston - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Peter Grant - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7912 15738 2022-05-24 107 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7912 15802 2022-05-24 107 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7911 15162 2022-05-24 47 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7911 15163 2022-05-24 47 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7911 15164 2022-05-24 47 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7911 15167 2022-05-24 47 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7911 15168 2022-05-24 47 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7911 15169 2022-05-24 47 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7911 15170 2022-05-24 47 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Thomas Haddow - The Conservative Party candidate / Matt Kerr - The Labour Party candidate / Ben Denton-Cardew - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Chris Stephens - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7911 15737 2022-05-24 47 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7911 15802 2022-05-24 47 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7910 15162 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7910 15163 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7910 15164 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7910 15167 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7910 15168 2022-05-24 9 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7910 15169 2022-05-24 9 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7910 15170 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kyle Thornton - The Conservative Party candidate / Johann Lamont - The Labour Party candidate / Carole Ford - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Stewart McDonald - The Scottish National Party candidate / Dan Hutchison - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7910 15736 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7910 15802 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7909 15162 2022-05-24 36 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7909 15163 2022-05-24 36 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7909 15164 2022-05-24 36 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7909 15167 2022-05-24 36 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7909 15168 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7909 15169 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7909 15170 2022-05-24 36 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ade Aibinu - The Conservative Party candidate / Patricia Ferguson - The Labour Party candidate / James Douglas Speirs - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Carol Monaghan - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7909 15735 2022-05-24 36 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7909 15802 2022-05-24 36 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7908 15162 2022-05-24 17 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7908 15163 2022-05-24 17 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7908 15164 2022-05-24 17 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7908 15167 2022-05-24 17 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7908 15168 2022-05-24 17 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7908 15169 2022-05-24 17 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7908 15170 2022-05-24 17 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Lauren Bennie - The Conservative Party candidate / Paul Sweeney - The Labour Party candidate / Nicholas Moohan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Anne McLaughlin - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7908 15734 2022-05-24 17 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7908 15802 2022-05-24 17 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7907 15162 2022-05-24 38 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7907 15163 2022-05-24 38 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7907 15164 2022-05-24 38 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7907 15167 2022-05-24 38 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7907 15168 2022-05-24 38 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7907 15169 2022-05-24 38 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7907 15170 2022-05-24 38 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tony Curtis - The Conservative Party candidate / Pam Duncan-Glancy - The Labour Party candidate / Andrew Chamberlain - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Patrick Grady - The Scottish National Party candidate / Cass Macgregor - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7907 15733 2022-05-24 38 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7907 15802 2022-05-24 38 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7906 15162 2022-05-24 51 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7906 15163 2022-05-24 51 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7906 15164 2022-05-24 51 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7906 15167 2022-05-24 51 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7906 15168 2022-05-24 51 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7906 15169 2022-05-24 51 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7906 15170 2022-05-24 51 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Thomas Kerr - The Conservative Party candidate / Kate Watson - The Labour Party candidate / James Harrison - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David Linden - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7906 15732 2022-05-24 51 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7906 15802 2022-05-24 51 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7905 15162 2022-05-24 15 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7905 15163 2022-05-24 15 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7905 15164 2022-05-24 15 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7905 15167 2022-05-24 15 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7905 15168 2022-05-24 15 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7905 15169 2022-05-24 15 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7905 15170 2022-05-24 15 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Flora Minerva Scarabello - The Conservative Party candidate / Faten Hameed - The Labour Party candidate / Ewan Hoyle - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alison Thewliss - The Scottish National Party candidate / Elaine Gallagher - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7905 15731 2022-05-24 15 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7905 15802 2022-05-24 15 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7904 15162 2022-05-24 104 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7904 15163 2022-05-24 104 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7904 15164 2022-05-24 104 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7904 15167 2022-05-24 104 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7904 15168 2022-05-24 104 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7904 15169 2022-05-24 104 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7904 15170 2022-05-24 104 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Lynn Munro - The Conservative Party candidate / Safia Ali - The Labour Party candidate / Austin Stanley Reid - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John McNally - The Scottish National Party candidate / Tom McLaughlin - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7904 15730 2022-05-24 104 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7904 15802 2022-05-24 104 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7903 15162 2022-05-24 12 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7903 15163 2022-05-24 12 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7903 15164 2022-05-24 12 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7903 15167 2022-05-24 12 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7903 15168 2022-05-24 12 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7903 15169 2022-05-24 12 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7903 15170 2022-05-24 12 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jennifer Ross - The Conservative Party candidate / Alison MacCorquodale - The Labour Party candidate / Neil Mitchison - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Angus MacNeil - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7903 15729 2022-05-24 12 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7903 15802 2022-05-24 12 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7902 15162 2022-05-24 51 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7902 15163 2022-05-24 51 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7902 15164 2022-05-24 51 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7902 15167 2022-05-24 51 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7902 15168 2022-05-24 51 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7902 15169 2022-05-24 51 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7902 15170 2022-05-24 51 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Graham Hutchison - The Conservative Party candidate / Craig Bolton - The Labour Party candidate / Christine Jardine - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sarah Masson - The Scottish National Party candidate / Elaine Gunn - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7902 15728 2022-05-24 51 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7902 15802 2022-05-24 51 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7901 15162 2022-05-24 26 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7901 15163 2022-05-24 26 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7901 15164 2022-05-24 26 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7901 15167 2022-05-24 26 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7901 15168 2022-05-24 26 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7901 15169 2022-05-24 26 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7901 15170 2022-05-24 26 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Callum Laidlaw - The Conservative Party candidate / Sophie Cooke - The Labour Party candidate / Tom Inglis - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Joanna Cherry - The Scottish National Party candidate / Ben Parker - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7901 15727 2022-05-24 26 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7901 15802 2022-05-24 26 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7900 15162 2022-05-24 34 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7900 15163 2022-05-24 34 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7900 15164 2022-05-24 34 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7900 15167 2022-05-24 34 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7900 15168 2022-05-24 34 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7900 15169 2022-05-24 34 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7900 15170 2022-05-24 34 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nick Cook - The Conservative Party candidate / Ian Murray - The Labour Party candidate / Alan Christopher Beal - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Catriona MacDonald - The Scottish National Party candidate / Kate Nevens - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7900 15726 2022-05-24 34 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7900 15802 2022-05-24 34 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7899 15162 2022-05-24 68 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7899 15163 2022-05-24 68 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7899 15164 2022-05-24 68 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7899 15167 2022-05-24 68 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7899 15168 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7899 15169 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7899 15170 2022-05-24 68 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Iain McGill - The Conservative Party candidate / Gordon Munro - The Labour Party candidate / Bruce Wilson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Deidre Brock - The Scottish National Party candidate / Steve Burgess - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7899 15725 2022-05-24 68 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7899 15802 2022-05-24 68 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7898 15162 2022-05-24 91 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7898 15163 2022-05-24 91 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7898 15164 2022-05-24 91 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7898 15167 2022-05-24 91 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7898 15168 2022-05-24 91 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7898 15169 2022-05-24 91 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7898 15170 2022-05-24 91 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Eleanor Price - The Conservative Party candidate / Sheila Gilmore - The Labour Party candidate / Jill Reilly - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tommy Sheppard - The Scottish National Party candidate / Claire Miller - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7898 15724 2022-05-24 91 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7898 15802 2022-05-24 91 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7897 15162 2022-05-24 19 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7897 15163 2022-05-24 19 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7897 15164 2022-05-24 19 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7897 15167 2022-05-24 19 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7897 15168 2022-05-24 19 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7897 15169 2022-05-24 19 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7897 15170 2022-05-24 19 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Paul Masterton - The Conservative Party candidate / Carolann Davidson - The Labour Party candidate / Andrew McGlynn - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kirsten Oswald - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7897 15723 2022-05-24 19 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7897 15802 2022-05-24 19 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7896 15162 2022-05-24 58 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7896 15163 2022-05-24 58 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7896 15164 2022-05-24 58 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7896 15167 2022-05-24 58 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7896 15168 2022-05-24 58 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7896 15169 2022-05-24 58 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7896 15170 2022-05-24 58 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Craig Hoy - The Conservative Party candidate / Martin Whitfield - The Labour Party candidate / Robert O'Riordan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kenny MacAskill - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7896 15722 2022-05-24 58 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7896 15802 2022-05-24 58 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7895 15162 2022-05-24 63 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7895 15163 2022-05-24 63 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7895 15164 2022-05-24 63 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7895 15167 2022-05-24 63 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7895 15168 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7895 15169 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7895 15170 2022-05-24 63 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gail MacGregor - The Conservative Party candidate / Monique McAdams - The Labour Party candidate / Ewan McRobert - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lisa Cameron - The Scottish National Party candidate / Erica Bradley-Young - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7895 15721 2022-05-24 63 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7895 15802 2022-05-24 63 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7894 15162 2022-05-24 55 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7894 15163 2022-05-24 55 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7894 15164 2022-05-24 55 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7894 15167 2022-05-24 55 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7894 15168 2022-05-24 55 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7894 15169 2022-05-24 55 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7894 15170 2022-05-24 55 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Pam Gosal - The Conservative Party candidate / Callum McNally - The Labour Party candidate / Jo Swinson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Amy Callaghan - The Scottish National Party candidate / Carolynn Scrimgeour - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7894 15720 2022-05-24 55 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7894 15802 2022-05-24 55 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7893 15162 2022-05-24 68 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7893 15163 2022-05-24 68 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7893 15164 2022-05-24 68 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7893 15167 2022-05-24 68 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7893 15168 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7893 15169 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7893 15170 2022-05-24 68 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Moira McDonald Benny - The Conservative Party candidate / Cara Hilton - The Labour Party candidate / Rebecca Bell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Douglas Chapman - The Scottish National Party candidate / Mags Hall - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7893 15719 2022-05-24 68 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7893 15802 2022-05-24 68 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7892 15162 2022-05-24 81 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7892 15163 2022-05-24 81 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7892 15164 2022-05-24 81 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7892 15167 2022-05-24 81 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7892 15168 2022-05-24 81 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7892 15169 2022-05-24 81 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7892 15170 2022-05-24 81 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tess White - The Conservative Party candidate / Jim Malone - The Labour Party candidate / Daniel Coleman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Chris Law - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7892 15718 2022-05-24 81 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7892 15802 2022-05-24 81 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7891 15162 2022-05-24 106 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7891 15163 2022-05-24 106 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7891 15164 2022-05-24 106 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7891 15167 2022-05-24 106 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7891 15168 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7891 15169 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7891 15170 2022-05-24 106 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Philip Scott - The Conservative Party candidate / Rosalind Garton - The Labour Party candidate / Michael Crichton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Stewart Hosie - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7891 15717 2022-05-24 106 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7891 15802 2022-05-24 106 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7890 15162 2022-05-24 53 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7890 15163 2022-05-24 53 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7890 15164 2022-05-24 53 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7890 15167 2022-05-24 53 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7890 15168 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7890 15169 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7890 15170 2022-05-24 53 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Mundell - The Conservative Party candidate / Nick Chisholm - The Labour Party candidate / John Ferry - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Amanda Burgauer - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7890 15716 2022-05-24 53 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7890 15802 2022-05-24 53 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7889 15162 2022-05-24 23 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7889 15163 2022-05-24 23 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7889 15164 2022-05-24 23 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7889 15167 2022-05-24 23 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7889 15168 2022-05-24 23 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7889 15169 2022-05-24 23 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7889 15170 2022-05-24 23 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alister Jack - The Conservative Party candidate / Ted Thompson - The Labour Party candidate / McNabb Laurie - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Richard Arkless - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7889 15715 2022-05-24 23 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7889 15802 2022-05-24 23 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7888 15162 2022-05-24 61 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7888 15163 2022-05-24 61 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7888 15164 2022-05-24 61 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7888 15167 2022-05-24 61 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7888 15168 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7888 15169 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7888 15170 2022-05-24 61 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Roz McCall - The Conservative Party candidate / James McPhilemy - The Labour Party candidate / Susan Murray - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Stuart McDonald - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7888 15714 2022-05-24 61 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7888 15802 2022-05-24 61 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7887 15162 2022-05-24 34 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7887 15163 2022-05-24 34 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7887 15164 2022-05-24 34 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7887 15167 2022-05-24 34 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7887 15168 2022-05-24 34 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7887 15169 2022-05-24 34 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7887 15170 2022-05-24 34 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nathan Wilson - The Conservative Party candidate / Hugh Gaffney - The Labour Party candidate / David Stevens - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Steven Bonnar - The Scottish National Party candidate / Patrick McAleer - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7887 15713 2022-05-24 34 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7887 15802 2022-05-24 34 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7886 15162 2022-05-24 43 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7886 15163 2022-05-24 43 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7886 15164 2022-05-24 43 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7886 15167 2022-05-24 43 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7886 15168 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7886 15169 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7886 15170 2022-05-24 43 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Derek Stillie - The Conservative Party candidate / Louise McPhater - The Labour Party candidate / Emma Farthing-Sykes - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Philippa Whitford - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7886 15712 2022-05-24 43 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7886 15802 2022-05-24 43 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7885 15162 2022-05-24 105 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7885 15163 2022-05-24 105 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7885 15164 2022-05-24 105 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7885 15167 2022-05-24 105 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7885 15168 2022-05-24 105 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7885 15169 2022-05-24 105 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7885 15170 2022-05-24 105 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Sinclair - The Conservative Party candidate / Cheryl Ann Mcdonald - The Labour Party candidate / Jamie Stone - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Karl Rosie - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7885 15711 2022-05-24 105 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7885 15802 2022-05-24 105 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7884 15162 2022-05-24 76 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7884 15163 2022-05-24 76 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7884 15164 2022-05-24 76 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7884 15167 2022-05-24 76 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7884 15168 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7884 15169 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7884 15170 2022-05-24 76 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio John Lamont - The Conservative Party candidate / Ian Davidson - The Labour Party candidate / Jenny Marr - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Calum Kerr - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7884 15710 2022-05-24 76 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7884 15802 2022-05-24 76 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7883 15162 2022-05-24 70 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7883 15163 2022-05-24 70 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7883 15164 2022-05-24 70 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7883 15167 2022-05-24 70 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7883 15168 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7883 15169 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7883 15170 2022-05-24 70 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Duguid - The Conservative Party candidate / Brian Robert Balcombe - The Labour Party candidate / Alison Smith - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Paul Robertson - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7883 15709 2022-05-24 70 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7883 15802 2022-05-24 70 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7882 15162 2022-05-24 77 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7882 15163 2022-05-24 77 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7882 15164 2022-05-24 77 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7882 15167 2022-05-24 77 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7882 15168 2022-05-24 77 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7882 15169 2022-05-24 77 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7882 15170 2022-05-24 77 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Martin Dowey - The Conservative Party candidate / Duncan Christopher Townson - The Labour Party candidate / Helena Ivy Bongard - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Allan Dorans - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7882 15708 2022-05-24 77 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7882 15802 2022-05-24 77 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7881 15162 2022-05-24 104 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7881 15163 2022-05-24 104 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7881 15164 2022-05-24 104 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7881 15167 2022-05-24 104 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7881 15168 2022-05-24 104 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7881 15169 2022-05-24 104 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7881 15170 2022-05-24 104 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gary Mulvaney - The Conservative Party candidate / Rhea Louise Barnes - The Labour Party candidate / Alan Reid - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Brendan O'Hara - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7881 15707 2022-05-24 104 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7881 15802 2022-05-24 104 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7880 15162 2022-05-24 84 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7880 15163 2022-05-24 84 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7880 15164 2022-05-24 84 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7880 15167 2022-05-24 84 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7880 15168 2022-05-24 84 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7880 15169 2022-05-24 84 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7880 15170 2022-05-24 84 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kirstene Hair - The Conservative Party candidate / Monique Tamara Miller - The Labour Party candidate / Ben Lawrie - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Dave Doogan - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7880 15706 2022-05-24 84 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7880 15802 2022-05-24 84 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7879 15162 2022-05-24 27 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7879 15163 2022-05-24 27 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7879 15164 2022-05-24 27 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7879 15167 2022-05-24 27 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7879 15168 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7879 15169 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7879 15170 2022-05-24 27 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ben Callaghan - The Conservative Party candidate / Kenneth Stevenson - The Labour Party candidate / Stephen Arrundale - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Anum Qaisar - The Scottish National Party candidate / Rosemary McGowan - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7879 15705 2022-05-24 27 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7879 15802 2022-05-24 27 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7878 15162 2022-05-24 61 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7878 15163 2022-05-24 61 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7878 15164 2022-05-24 61 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7878 15167 2022-05-24 61 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7878 15168 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7878 15169 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7878 15170 2022-05-24 61 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Douglas Lumsden - The Conservative Party candidate / Shona Simpson - The Labour Party candidate / Ian Yuill - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Stephen Flynn - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7878 15704 2022-05-24 61 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7878 15802 2022-05-24 61 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7877 15162 2022-05-24 106 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7877 15163 2022-05-24 106 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7877 15164 2022-05-24 106 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7877 15167 2022-05-24 106 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7877 15168 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7877 15169 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7877 15170 2022-05-24 106 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ryan Houghton - The Conservative Party candidate / Nurul Hoque Ali - The Labour Party candidate / Isobel Davidson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kirsty Blackman - The Scottish National Party candidate / Guy Ingerson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7877 15703 2022-05-24 106 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7877 15802 2022-05-24 106 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7876 15162 2022-05-24 76 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7876 15163 2022-05-24 76 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7876 15164 2022-05-24 76 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7876 15165 2022-05-24 76 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7876 15167 2022-05-24 76 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7876 15168 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7876 15169 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7876 15170 2022-05-24 76 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Julian Sturdy - The Conservative Party candidate / Anna Perrett - The Labour Party candidate / Keith Aspden - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7876 15702 2022-05-24 76 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7875 15162 2022-05-24 77 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7875 15163 2022-05-24 77 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7875 15164 2022-05-24 77 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7875 15165 2022-05-24 77 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7875 15167 2022-05-24 77 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7875 15168 2022-05-24 77 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7875 15169 2022-05-24 77 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7875 15170 2022-05-24 77 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Fabia Celestine Tate - The Conservative Party candidate / Rachael Maskell - The Labour Party candidate / James Blanchard - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tom Franklin - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7875 15701 2022-05-24 77 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7874 15162 2022-05-24 104 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7874 15163 2022-05-24 104 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7874 15164 2022-05-24 104 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7874 15165 2022-05-24 104 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7874 15167 2022-05-24 104 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7874 15168 2022-05-24 104 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7874 15169 2022-05-24 104 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7874 15170 2022-05-24 104 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Marcus Fysh - The Conservative Party candidate / Terry Ledlie - The Labour Party candidate / Mick Clark - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Diane Catherine Wood - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7874 15700 2022-05-24 104 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7873 15162 2022-05-24 74 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7873 15163 2022-05-24 74 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7873 15164 2022-05-24 74 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7873 15165 2022-05-24 74 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7873 15167 2022-05-24 74 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7873 15168 2022-05-24 74 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7873 15169 2022-05-24 74 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7873 15170 2022-05-24 74 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Peter Harrop - The Conservative Party candidate / Mike Kane - The Labour Party candidate / Simon Lepori - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Robert James Nunney - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7873 15699 2022-05-24 74 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7872 15162 2022-05-24 90 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7872 15163 2022-05-24 90 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7872 15164 2022-05-24 90 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7872 15165 2022-05-24 90 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7872 15167 2022-05-24 90 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7872 15168 2022-05-24 90 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7872 15169 2022-05-24 90 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7872 15170 2022-05-24 90 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Garnier - The Conservative Party candidate / Robin Lunn - The Labour Party candidate / Shazu Miah - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John Davis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7872 15698 2022-05-24 90 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7871 15162 2022-05-24 113 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7871 15163 2022-05-24 113 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7871 15164 2022-05-24 113 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7871 15165 2022-05-24 113 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7871 15167 2022-05-24 113 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7871 15168 2022-05-24 113 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7871 15169 2022-05-24 113 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7871 15170 2022-05-24 113 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ben Wallace - The Conservative Party candidate / Joanne Lindsey Ainscough - The Labour Party candidate / John Potter - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ruth Norbury - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7871 15697 2022-05-24 113 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7870 15162 2022-05-24 27 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7870 15163 2022-05-24 27 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7870 15164 2022-05-24 27 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7870 15165 2022-05-24 27 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7870 15167 2022-05-24 27 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7870 15168 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7870 15169 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7870 15170 2022-05-24 27 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Steven Baker - The Conservative Party candidate / Khalil Ahmed - The Labour Party candidate / Toni Brodelle - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Peter Sims - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7870 15696 2022-05-24 27 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7869 15162 2022-05-24 129 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7869 15163 2022-05-24 129 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7869 15164 2022-05-24 129 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7869 15165 2022-05-24 129 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7869 15167 2022-05-24 129 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7869 15168 2022-05-24 129 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7869 15169 2022-05-24 129 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7869 15170 2022-05-24 129 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Peter Bottomley - The Conservative Party candidate / Rebecca Cooper - The Labour Party candidate / Jamie Frank Bennett - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jo Paul - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7869 15695 2022-05-24 129 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7868 15162 2022-05-24 109 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7868 15163 2022-05-24 109 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7868 15164 2022-05-24 109 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7868 15165 2022-05-24 109 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7868 15167 2022-05-24 109 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7868 15168 2022-05-24 109 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7868 15169 2022-05-24 109 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7868 15170 2022-05-24 109 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Arnold Saunders - The Conservative Party candidate / Barbara Keeley - The Labour Party candidate / Joe Johnson-Tod - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Daniel Towers - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7868 15694 2022-05-24 109 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7867 15162 2022-05-24 60 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7867 15163 2022-05-24 60 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7867 15164 2022-05-24 60 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7867 15165 2022-05-24 60 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7867 15167 2022-05-24 60 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7867 15168 2022-05-24 60 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7867 15169 2022-05-24 60 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7867 15170 2022-05-24 60 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Jenkinson - The Conservative Party candidate / Sue Hayman - The Labour Party candidate / Neil Hughes - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jill Perry - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7867 15693 2022-05-24 60 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7866 15162 2022-05-24 100 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7866 15163 2022-05-24 100 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7866 15164 2022-05-24 100 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7866 15165 2022-05-24 100 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7866 15167 2022-05-24 100 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7866 15168 2022-05-24 100 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7866 15169 2022-05-24 100 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7866 15170 2022-05-24 100 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robin Walker - The Conservative Party candidate / Lynn Denham - The Labour Party candidate / Stephen Kearney - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Louis Stephen - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7866 15692 2022-05-24 100 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7865 15162 2022-05-24 69 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7865 15163 2022-05-24 69 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7865 15164 2022-05-24 69 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7865 15165 2022-05-24 69 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7865 15167 2022-05-24 69 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7865 15168 2022-05-24 69 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7865 15169 2022-05-24 69 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7865 15170 2022-05-24 69 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Stuart Paul Anderson - The Conservative Party candidate / Eleanor Smith - The Labour Party candidate / Bart Ricketts - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7865 15691 2022-05-24 69 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7864 15162 2022-05-24 50 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7864 15163 2022-05-24 50 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7864 15164 2022-05-24 50 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7864 15165 2022-05-24 50 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7864 15167 2022-05-24 50 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7864 15168 2022-05-24 50 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7864 15169 2022-05-24 50 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7864 15170 2022-05-24 50 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ahmed Ejaz - The Conservative Party candidate / Pat McFadden - The Labour Party candidate / Ruth Coleman-Taylor - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kathryn Gilbert - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7864 15690 2022-05-24 50 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7863 15162 2022-05-24 59 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7863 15163 2022-05-24 59 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7863 15164 2022-05-24 59 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7863 15165 2022-05-24 59 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7863 15167 2022-05-24 59 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7863 15168 2022-05-24 59 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7863 15169 2022-05-24 59 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7863 15170 2022-05-24 59 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jane Stevenson - The Conservative Party candidate / Emma Reynolds - The Labour Party candidate / Richard Maxwell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andrea Cantrill - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7863 15689 2022-05-24 59 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7862 15162 2022-05-24 79 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7862 15163 2022-05-24 79 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7862 15164 2022-05-24 79 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7862 15165 2022-05-24 79 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7862 15167 2022-05-24 79 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7862 15168 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7862 15169 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7862 15170 2022-05-24 79 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio John Redwood - The Conservative Party candidate / Annette Medhurst - The Labour Party candidate / Phillip Lee - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kizzi Johannessen - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7862 15688 2022-05-24 79 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7861 15162 2022-05-24 121 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7861 15163 2022-05-24 121 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7861 15164 2022-05-24 121 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7861 15165 2022-05-24 121 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7861 15167 2022-05-24 121 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7861 15168 2022-05-24 121 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7861 15169 2022-05-24 121 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7861 15170 2022-05-24 121 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jonathan Lord - The Conservative Party candidate / Gerry Mitchell - The Labour Party candidate / Will Forster - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ella Walding - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7861 15687 2022-05-24 121 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7860 15162 2022-05-24 48 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7860 15163 2022-05-24 48 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7860 15164 2022-05-24 48 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7860 15165 2022-05-24 48 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7860 15167 2022-05-24 48 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7860 15168 2022-05-24 48 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7860 15169 2022-05-24 48 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7860 15170 2022-05-24 48 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Courts - The Conservative Party candidate / Rosalind Bolger - The Labour Party candidate / Charlotte Sureyya Sayre Olcay Hoagland - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7860 15686 2022-05-24 48 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7859 15162 2022-05-24 90 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7859 15163 2022-05-24 90 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7859 15164 2022-05-24 90 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7859 15165 2022-05-24 90 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7859 15167 2022-05-24 90 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7859 15168 2022-05-24 90 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7859 15169 2022-05-24 90 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7859 15170 2022-05-24 90 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Priti Patel - The Conservative Party candidate / Martin Edobor - The Labour Party candidate / Sam North - The Liberal Democrat candidate / James Abbott - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7859 15685 2022-05-24 90 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7858 15162 2022-05-24 52 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7858 15163 2022-05-24 52 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7858 15164 2022-05-24 52 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7858 15165 2022-05-24 52 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7858 15167 2022-05-24 52 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7858 15168 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7858 15169 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7858 15170 2022-05-24 52 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Laura Evans - The Conservative Party candidate / Margaret Greenwood - The Labour Party candidate / Andy Corkhill - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John Coyne - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7858 15684 2022-05-24 52 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7857 15162 2022-05-24 99 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7857 15163 2022-05-24 99 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7857 15164 2022-05-24 99 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7857 15165 2022-05-24 99 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7857 15167 2022-05-24 99 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7857 15168 2022-05-24 99 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7857 15169 2022-05-24 99 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7857 15170 2022-05-24 99 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Stewart Gardiner - The Conservative Party candidate / Alison McGovern - The Labour Party candidate / Chris Carubia - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Harry Ross Gorman - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7857 15683 2022-05-24 99 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7856 15162 2022-05-24 20 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7856 15163 2022-05-24 20 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7856 15164 2022-05-24 20 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7856 15165 2022-05-24 20 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7856 15167 2022-05-24 20 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7856 15168 2022-05-24 20 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7856 15169 2022-05-24 20 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7856 15170 2022-05-24 20 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Adam Afriyie - The Conservative Party candidate / Peter Shearman - The Labour Party candidate / Julian Tisi - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Fintan Thomas McKeown - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7856 15682 2022-05-24 20 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7855 15162 2022-05-24 50 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7855 15163 2022-05-24 50 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7855 15164 2022-05-24 50 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7855 15165 2022-05-24 50 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7855 15167 2022-05-24 50 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7855 15168 2022-05-24 50 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7855 15169 2022-05-24 50 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7855 15170 2022-05-24 50 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Steve Brine - The Conservative Party candidate / George Baker - The Labour Party candidate / Paula Wendy Ferguson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7855 15681 2022-05-24 50 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7854 15162 2022-05-24 39 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7854 15163 2022-05-24 39 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7854 15164 2022-05-24 39 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7854 15165 2022-05-24 39 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7854 15167 2022-05-24 39 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7854 15168 2022-05-24 39 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7854 15169 2022-05-24 39 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7854 15170 2022-05-24 39 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Stephen Hammond - The Conservative Party candidate / Jackie Schneider - The Labour Party candidate / Paul Christopher Kohler - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7854 15680 2022-05-24 39 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7853 15162 2022-05-24 99 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7853 15163 2022-05-24 99 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7853 15164 2022-05-24 99 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7853 15165 2022-05-24 99 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7853 15167 2022-05-24 99 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7853 15168 2022-05-24 99 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7853 15169 2022-05-24 99 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7853 15170 2022-05-24 99 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ashley Williams - The Conservative Party candidate / Lisa Nandy - The Labour Party candidate / Stuart David Thomas - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Peter Ernest Jacobs - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7853 15679 2022-05-24 99 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7852 15162 2022-05-24 164 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7852 15163 2022-05-24 164 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7852 15164 2022-05-24 164 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7852 15165 2022-05-24 164 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7852 15167 2022-05-24 164 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7852 15168 2022-05-24 164 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7852 15169 2022-05-24 164 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7852 15170 2022-05-24 164 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio John Penrose - The Conservative Party candidate / Tim Taylor - The Labour Party candidate / Patrick David Keating - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Suneil Basu - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7852 15678 2022-05-24 164 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7851 15162 2022-05-24 77 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7851 15163 2022-05-24 77 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7851 15164 2022-05-24 77 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7851 15165 2022-05-24 77 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7851 15167 2022-05-24 77 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7851 15168 2022-05-24 77 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7851 15169 2022-05-24 77 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7851 15170 2022-05-24 77 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Airey - The Conservative Party candidate / Phillip John Black - The Labour Party candidate / Tim Farron - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7851 15677 2022-05-24 77 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7849 15162 2022-05-24 107 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7849 15163 2022-05-24 107 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7849 15164 2022-05-24 107 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7849 15165 2022-05-24 107 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7849 15167 2022-05-24 107 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7849 15168 2022-05-24 107 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7849 15169 2022-05-24 107 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7849 15170 2022-05-24 107 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Harriett Baldwin - The Conservative Party candidate / Samantha Kay Charles - The Labour Party candidate / Beverley Nielsen - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Martin John Allen - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7849 15675 2022-05-24 107 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7848 15162 2022-05-24 85 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7848 15163 2022-05-24 85 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7848 15164 2022-05-24 85 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7848 15165 2022-05-24 85 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7848 15167 2022-05-24 85 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7848 15168 2022-05-24 85 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7848 15169 2022-05-24 85 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7848 15170 2022-05-24 85 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Matthew Hancock - The Conservative Party candidate / Claire Unwin - The Labour Party candidate / Elfreda Tealby-Watson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Donald Allwright - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7848 15674 2022-05-24 85 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7847 15162 2022-05-24 74 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7847 15163 2022-05-24 74 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7847 15164 2022-05-24 74 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7847 15165 2022-05-24 74 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7847 15167 2022-05-24 74 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7847 15168 2022-05-24 74 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7847 15169 2022-05-24 74 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7847 15170 2022-05-24 74 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jack Gilmore - The Conservative Party candidate / Rosie Cooper - The Labour Party candidate / Simon Paul Thomson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John Richard Puddifer - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7847 15673 2022-05-24 74 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7846 15162 2022-05-24 68 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7846 15163 2022-05-24 68 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7846 15164 2022-05-24 68 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7846 15165 2022-05-24 68 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7846 15167 2022-05-24 68 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7846 15168 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7846 15169 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7846 15170 2022-05-24 68 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sara Kumar - The Conservative Party candidate / Lyn Brown - The Labour Party candidate / Eimear O'Casey - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Danny Keeling - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7846 15672 2022-05-24 68 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7845 15162 2022-05-24 38 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7845 15163 2022-05-24 38 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7845 15164 2022-05-24 38 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7845 15165 2022-05-24 38 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7845 15167 2022-05-24 38 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7845 15168 2022-05-24 38 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7845 15169 2022-05-24 38 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7845 15170 2022-05-24 38 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Chris Loder - The Conservative Party candidate / Claudia Catherine Sorin - The Labour Party candidate / Edward Morello - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kelvin Charles Clayton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7845 15671 2022-05-24 38 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7844 15162 2022-05-24 35 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7844 15163 2022-05-24 35 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7844 15164 2022-05-24 35 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7844 15165 2022-05-24 35 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7844 15167 2022-05-24 35 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7844 15168 2022-05-24 35 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7844 15169 2022-05-24 35 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7844 15170 2022-05-24 35 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Shaun Stephen Bailey - The Conservative Party candidate / James Thomas Cunningham - The Labour Party candidate / Flo Clucas - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Keir Lawrence Williams - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7844 15670 2022-05-24 35 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7843 15162 2022-05-24 48 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7843 15163 2022-05-24 48 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7843 15164 2022-05-24 48 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7843 15165 2022-05-24 48 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7843 15167 2022-05-24 48 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7843 15168 2022-05-24 48 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7843 15169 2022-05-24 48 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7843 15170 2022-05-24 48 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nicola Faye Richards - The Conservative Party candidate / Ibrahim Dogus - The Labour Party candidate / Andy Graham - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mark Nicholas Redding - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7843 15669 2022-05-24 48 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7842 15162 2022-05-24 91 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7842 15163 2022-05-24 91 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7842 15164 2022-05-24 91 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7842 15165 2022-05-24 91 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7842 15167 2022-05-24 91 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7842 15168 2022-05-24 91 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7842 15169 2022-05-24 91 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7842 15170 2022-05-24 91 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Emily Jill Barley - The Conservative Party candidate / John Healey - The Labour Party candidate / Janice Middleton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7842 15668 2022-05-24 91 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7841 15162 2022-05-24 36 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7841 15163 2022-05-24 36 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7841 15164 2022-05-24 36 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7841 15165 2022-05-24 36 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7841 15167 2022-05-24 36 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7841 15168 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7841 15169 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7841 15170 2022-05-24 36 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Grant Shapps - The Conservative Party candidate / Rosie Newbigging - The Labour Party candidate / Paul Zukowskyj - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Oliver Sayers - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7841 15667 2022-05-24 36 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7840 15162 2022-05-24 157 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7840 15163 2022-05-24 157 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7840 15164 2022-05-24 157 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7840 15165 2022-05-24 157 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7840 15167 2022-05-24 157 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7840 15168 2022-05-24 157 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7840 15169 2022-05-24 157 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7840 15170 2022-05-24 157 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Heappey - The Conservative Party candidate / Kama McKenzie - The Labour Party candidate / Tessa Munt - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7840 15666 2022-05-24 157 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7839 15162 2022-05-24 161 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7839 15163 2022-05-24 161 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7839 15164 2022-05-24 161 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7839 15165 2022-05-24 161 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7839 15167 2022-05-24 161 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7839 15168 2022-05-24 161 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7839 15169 2022-05-24 161 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7839 15170 2022-05-24 161 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Peter Bone - The Conservative Party candidate / Andrea Watts - The Labour Party candidate / Suzanna Marie Austin - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Marion Turner-Hawes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7839 15665 2022-05-24 161 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7838 15162 2022-05-24 159 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7838 15163 2022-05-24 159 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7838 15164 2022-05-24 159 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7838 15165 2022-05-24 159 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7838 15167 2022-05-24 159 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7838 15168 2022-05-24 159 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7838 15169 2022-05-24 159 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7838 15170 2022-05-24 159 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Adam Wordsworth - The Conservative Party candidate / Mike Amesbury - The Labour Party candidate / Daniela Parker - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Paul Richard Bowers - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7838 15664 2022-05-24 159 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7837 15162 2022-05-24 80 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7837 15163 2022-05-24 80 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7837 15164 2022-05-24 80 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7837 15165 2022-05-24 80 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7837 15167 2022-05-24 80 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7837 15168 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7837 15169 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7837 15170 2022-05-24 80 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nusrat Ghani - The Conservative Party candidate / Angie Smith - The Labour Party candidate / Chris Bowers - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Georgia Taylor - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7837 15663 2022-05-24 80 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7836 15162 2022-05-24 190 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7836 15163 2022-05-24 190 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7836 15164 2022-05-24 190 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7836 15165 2022-05-24 190 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7836 15167 2022-05-24 190 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7836 15168 2022-05-24 190 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7836 15169 2022-05-24 190 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7836 15170 2022-05-24 190 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Peter Aldous - The Conservative Party candidate / Sonia Valerie Barker - The Labour Party candidate / Helen Korfanty - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Elfrede Brambley-Crawshaw - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7836 15662 2022-05-24 190 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7835 15162 2022-05-24 61 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7835 15163 2022-05-24 61 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7835 15164 2022-05-24 61 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7835 15165 2022-05-24 61 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7835 15167 2022-05-24 61 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7835 15168 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7835 15169 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7835 15170 2022-05-24 61 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Dean Russell - The Conservative Party candidate / Chris Ostrowski - The Labour Party candidate / Ian Alexander Eric Stotesbury - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7835 15661 2022-05-24 61 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7834 15162 2022-05-24 40 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7834 15163 2022-05-24 40 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7834 15164 2022-05-24 40 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7834 15165 2022-05-24 40 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7834 15167 2022-05-24 40 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7834 15168 2022-05-24 40 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7834 15169 2022-05-24 40 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7834 15170 2022-05-24 40 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Valerie Margaret Allen - The Conservative Party candidate / Sharon Hodgson - The Labour Party candidate / Carlton Lee West - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Michal Chantkowski - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7834 15660 2022-05-24 40 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7833 15162 2022-05-24 54 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7833 15163 2022-05-24 54 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7833 15164 2022-05-24 54 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7833 15165 2022-05-24 54 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7833 15167 2022-05-24 54 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7833 15168 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7833 15169 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7833 15170 2022-05-24 54 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jack Rankin - The Conservative Party candidate / Matt Western - The Labour Party candidate / Louis William McMaster Adam - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jonathan Chilvers - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7833 15659 2022-05-24 54 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7832 15162 2022-05-24 95 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7832 15163 2022-05-24 95 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7832 15164 2022-05-24 95 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7832 15165 2022-05-24 95 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7832 15167 2022-05-24 95 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7832 15168 2022-05-24 95 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7832 15169 2022-05-24 95 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7832 15170 2022-05-24 95 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andy Carter - The Conservative Party candidate / Faisal Rashid - The Labour Party candidate / Ryan Bate - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7832 15658 2022-05-24 95 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7831 15162 2022-05-24 65 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7831 15163 2022-05-24 65 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7831 15164 2022-05-24 65 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7831 15165 2022-05-24 65 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7831 15167 2022-05-24 65 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7831 15168 2022-05-24 65 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7831 15169 2022-05-24 65 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7831 15170 2022-05-24 65 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Wendy Maisey - The Conservative Party candidate / Charlotte Nichols - The Labour Party candidate / Dave Crowther - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lyndsay McAteer - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7831 15657 2022-05-24 65 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7830 15162 2022-05-24 36 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7830 15163 2022-05-24 36 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7830 15164 2022-05-24 36 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7830 15165 2022-05-24 36 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7830 15167 2022-05-24 36 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7830 15168 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7830 15169 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7830 15170 2022-05-24 36 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Chandra Mohan Kanneganti - The Conservative Party candidate / John Spellar - The Labour Party candidate / Bryan Manley-Green - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kathryn Downs - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7830 15656 2022-05-24 36 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7829 15162 2022-05-24 54 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7829 15163 2022-05-24 54 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7829 15164 2022-05-24 54 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7829 15165 2022-05-24 54 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7829 15167 2022-05-24 54 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7829 15168 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7829 15169 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7829 15170 2022-05-24 54 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Johnston - The Conservative Party candidate / Jonny Roberts - The Labour Party candidate / Richard Benwell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7829 15655 2022-05-24 54 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7828 15162 2022-05-24 96 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7828 15163 2022-05-24 96 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7828 15164 2022-05-24 96 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7828 15165 2022-05-24 96 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7828 15167 2022-05-24 96 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7828 15168 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7828 15169 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7828 15170 2022-05-24 96 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jack Alexander Gebhard - The Conservative Party candidate / Ian Lavery - The Labour Party candidate / Stephen Psallidas - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Steve Leyland - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7828 15654 2022-05-24 96 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7827 15162 2022-05-24 48 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7827 15163 2022-05-24 48 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7827 15164 2022-05-24 48 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7827 15165 2022-05-24 48 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7827 15167 2022-05-24 48 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7827 15168 2022-05-24 48 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7827 15169 2022-05-24 48 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7827 15170 2022-05-24 48 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Shade Adoh - The Conservative Party candidate / Stella Creasy - The Labour Party candidate / Meera Chadha - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andrew Johns - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7827 15653 2022-05-24 48 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7826 15162 2022-05-24 44 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7826 15163 2022-05-24 44 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7826 15164 2022-05-24 44 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7826 15165 2022-05-24 44 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7826 15167 2022-05-24 44 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7826 15168 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7826 15169 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7826 15170 2022-05-24 44 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gurjit Kaur Bains - The Conservative Party candidate / Valerie Vaz - The Labour Party candidate / Paul Harris - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John Macefield - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7826 15652 2022-05-24 44 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7825 15162 2022-05-24 80 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7825 15163 2022-05-24 80 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7825 15164 2022-05-24 80 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7825 15165 2022-05-24 80 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7825 15167 2022-05-24 80 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7825 15168 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7825 15169 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7825 15170 2022-05-24 80 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Eddie Hughes - The Conservative Party candidate / Gill Ogilvie - The Labour Party candidate / Jennifer Eileen Gray - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mark Frederick Wilson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7825 15651 2022-05-24 80 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7824 15162 2022-05-24 103 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7824 15163 2022-05-24 103 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7824 15164 2022-05-24 103 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7824 15165 2022-05-24 103 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7824 15167 2022-05-24 103 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7824 15168 2022-05-24 103 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7824 15169 2022-05-24 103 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7824 15170 2022-05-24 103 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Baker - The Conservative Party candidate / Angela Eagle - The Labour Party candidate / Vicky Downie - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lily Clough - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7824 15650 2022-05-24 103 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7823 15162 2022-05-24 66 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7823 15163 2022-05-24 66 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7823 15164 2022-05-24 66 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7823 15165 2022-05-24 66 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7823 15167 2022-05-24 66 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7823 15168 2022-05-24 66 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7823 15169 2022-05-24 66 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7823 15170 2022-05-24 66 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio The Conservative Party candidate / Mary Creagh - The Labour Party candidate / Jamie Needle - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7823 15649 2022-05-24 66 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7821 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7821 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7821 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7821 15165 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7821 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7821 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7821 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7821 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Boris Johnson - The Conservative Party candidate / Ali Reza Milani - The Labour Party candidate / Jo Humphreys - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mark Keir - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7821 15647 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7820 15162 2022-05-24 53 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7820 15163 2022-05-24 53 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7820 15164 2022-05-24 53 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7820 15165 2022-05-24 53 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7820 15167 2022-05-24 53 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7820 15168 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7820 15169 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7820 15170 2022-05-24 53 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Lewis Carlo Bartoli - The Conservative Party candidate / Alan Campbell - The Labour Party candidate / John Appleby - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Julia Erskine - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7820 15646 2022-05-24 53 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7819 15162 2022-05-24 44 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7819 15163 2022-05-24 44 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7819 15164 2022-05-24 44 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7819 15165 2022-05-24 44 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7819 15167 2022-05-24 44 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7819 15168 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7819 15169 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7819 15170 2022-05-24 44 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Isobel Grant - The Conservative Party candidate / Ranjeev Walia - The Labour Party candidate / Munira Wilson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7819 15645 2022-05-24 44 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7818 15162 2022-05-24 43 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7818 15163 2022-05-24 43 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7818 15164 2022-05-24 43 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7818 15165 2022-05-24 43 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7818 15167 2022-05-24 43 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7818 15168 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7818 15169 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7818 15170 2022-05-24 43 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Greg Clark - The Conservative Party candidate / Antonio Weiss - The Labour Party candidate / Ben Chapelard - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7818 15644 2022-05-24 43 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7817 15162 2022-05-24 116 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7817 15163 2022-05-24 116 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7817 15164 2022-05-24 116 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7817 15165 2022-05-24 116 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7817 15167 2022-05-24 116 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7817 15168 2022-05-24 116 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7817 15169 2022-05-24 116 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7817 15170 2022-05-24 116 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Cherilyn Mackrory - The Conservative Party candidate / Jennifer Forbes - The Labour Party candidate / Ruth Gripper - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tom Scott - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7817 15643 2022-05-24 116 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7816 15162 2022-05-24 72 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7816 15163 2022-05-24 72 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7816 15164 2022-05-24 72 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7816 15165 2022-05-24 72 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7816 15167 2022-05-24 72 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7816 15168 2022-05-24 72 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7816 15169 2022-05-24 72 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7816 15170 2022-05-24 72 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Newhall - The Conservative Party candidate / David Lammy - The Labour Party candidate / Tammy Palmer - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Emma Chan - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7816 15642 2022-05-24 72 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7815 15162 2022-05-24 61 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7815 15163 2022-05-24 61 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7815 15164 2022-05-24 61 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7815 15165 2022-05-24 61 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7815 15167 2022-05-24 61 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7815 15168 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7815 15169 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7815 15170 2022-05-24 61 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Anthony Mangnall - The Conservative Party candidate / Louise Webberley - The Labour Party candidate / Sarah Wollaston - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7815 15641 2022-05-24 61 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7814 15162 2022-05-24 73 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7814 15163 2022-05-24 73 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7814 15164 2022-05-24 73 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7814 15165 2022-05-24 73 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7814 15167 2022-05-24 73 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7814 15168 2022-05-24 73 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7814 15169 2022-05-24 73 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7814 15170 2022-05-24 73 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Geoffrey Cox - The Conservative Party candidate / Siobhan Strode - The Labour Party candidate / David Chalmers - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Chris Jordan - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7814 15640 2022-05-24 73 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7813 15162 2022-05-24 241 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7813 15163 2022-05-24 241 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7813 15164 2022-05-24 241 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7813 15165 2022-05-24 241 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7813 15167 2022-05-24 241 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7813 15168 2022-05-24 241 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7813 15169 2022-05-24 241 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7813 15170 2022-05-24 241 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kevin Foster - The Conservative Party candidate / Michele Middleditch - The Labour Party candidate / Lee Howgate - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sam Moss - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7813 15639 2022-05-24 241 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7812 15162 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7812 15163 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7812 15164 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7812 15165 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7812 15167 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7812 15168 2022-05-24 9 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7812 15169 2022-05-24 9 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7812 15170 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kerry Briscoe - The Conservative Party candidate / Rosena Allin-Khan - The Labour Party candidate / Olly Glover - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Glyn Goodwin - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7812 15638 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7811 15162 2022-05-24 86 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7811 15163 2022-05-24 86 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7811 15164 2022-05-24 86 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7811 15165 2022-05-24 86 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7811 15167 2022-05-24 86 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7811 15168 2022-05-24 86 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7811 15169 2022-05-24 86 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7811 15170 2022-05-24 86 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Thomas Tugendhat - The Conservative Party candidate / Dylan Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Richard Morris - The Liberal Democrat candidate / April Clark - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7811 15637 2022-05-24 86 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7810 15162 2022-05-24 116 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7810 15163 2022-05-24 116 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7810 15164 2022-05-24 116 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7810 15165 2022-05-24 116 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7810 15167 2022-05-24 116 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7810 15168 2022-05-24 116 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7810 15169 2022-05-24 116 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7810 15170 2022-05-24 116 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio The Conservative Party candidate / Elizabeth Pole - The Labour Party candidate / John Timperley - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Colin Reed - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7810 15636 2022-05-24 116 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7809 15162 2022-05-24 18 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7809 15163 2022-05-24 18 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7809 15164 2022-05-24 18 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7809 15165 2022-05-24 18 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7809 15167 2022-05-24 18 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7809 15168 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7809 15169 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7809 15170 2022-05-24 18 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jackie Doyle-Price - The Conservative Party candidate / John Kent - The Labour Party candidate / Stewart Malcolm Stone - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ben Harvey - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7809 15635 2022-05-24 18 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7808 15162 2022-05-24 86 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7808 15163 2022-05-24 86 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7808 15164 2022-05-24 86 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7808 15165 2022-05-24 86 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7808 15167 2022-05-24 86 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7808 15168 2022-05-24 86 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7808 15169 2022-05-24 86 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7808 15170 2022-05-24 86 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Luke Hall - The Conservative Party candidate / Rob Logan - The Labour Party candidate / Claire Young - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7808 15634 2022-05-24 86 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7807 15162 2022-05-24 99 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7807 15163 2022-05-24 99 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7807 15164 2022-05-24 99 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7807 15165 2022-05-24 99 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7807 15167 2022-05-24 99 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7807 15168 2022-05-24 99 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7807 15169 2022-05-24 99 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7807 15170 2022-05-24 99 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kevin Hollinrake - The Conservative Party candidate / David Charles Yellen - The Labour Party candidate / Di Keal - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Martin Brampton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7807 15633 2022-05-24 99 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7806 15162 2022-05-24 96 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7806 15163 2022-05-24 96 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7806 15164 2022-05-24 96 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7806 15165 2022-05-24 96 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7806 15167 2022-05-24 96 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7806 15168 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7806 15169 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7806 15170 2022-05-24 96 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Pritchard - The Conservative Party candidate / Dylan Harrison - The Labour Party candidate / Thomas Janke - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tim Dawes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7806 15632 2022-05-24 96 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7805 15162 2022-05-24 90 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7805 15163 2022-05-24 90 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7805 15164 2022-05-24 90 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7805 15165 2022-05-24 90 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7805 15167 2022-05-24 90 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7805 15168 2022-05-24 90 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7805 15169 2022-05-24 90 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7805 15170 2022-05-24 90 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Geoffrey Clifton-Brown - The Conservative Party candidate / Alan MacKenzie - The Labour Party candidate / Liz Webster - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sabrina Helen Marie Poole - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7805 15631 2022-05-24 90 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7804 15162 2022-05-24 97 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7804 15163 2022-05-24 97 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7804 15164 2022-05-24 97 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7804 15165 2022-05-24 97 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7804 15167 2022-05-24 97 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7804 15168 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7804 15169 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7804 15170 2022-05-24 97 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Laurence Robertson - The Conservative Party candidate / Lara Soraya Chaplin - The Labour Party candidate / Alex Hegenbarth - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Cate Cody - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7804 15630 2022-05-24 97 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7803 15162 2022-05-24 144 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7803 15163 2022-05-24 144 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7803 15164 2022-05-24 144 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7803 15165 2022-05-24 144 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7803 15167 2022-05-24 144 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7803 15168 2022-05-24 144 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7803 15169 2022-05-24 144 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7803 15170 2022-05-24 144 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Lucy Allan - The Conservative Party candidate / Katrina Gilman - The Labour Party candidate / Shana Roberts - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7803 15629 2022-05-24 144 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7802 15162 2022-05-24 145 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7802 15163 2022-05-24 145 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7802 15164 2022-05-24 145 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7802 15165 2022-05-24 145 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7802 15167 2022-05-24 145 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7802 15168 2022-05-24 145 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7802 15169 2022-05-24 145 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7802 15170 2022-05-24 145 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rebecca Pow - The Conservative Party candidate / Liam Canham - The Labour Party candidate / Gideon Amos - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7802 15628 2022-05-24 145 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7801 15162 2022-05-24 54 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7801 15163 2022-05-24 54 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7801 15164 2022-05-24 54 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7801 15165 2022-05-24 54 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7801 15167 2022-05-24 54 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7801 15168 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7801 15169 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7801 15170 2022-05-24 54 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Esther McVey - The Conservative Party candidate / James Weinberg - The Labour Party candidate / Jonathan Smith - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nigel Robert Hennerley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7801 15627 2022-05-24 54 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7800 15162 2022-05-24 85 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7800 15163 2022-05-24 85 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7800 15164 2022-05-24 85 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7800 15165 2022-05-24 85 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7800 15167 2022-05-24 85 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7800 15168 2022-05-24 85 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7800 15169 2022-05-24 85 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7800 15170 2022-05-24 85 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Christopher Pincher - The Conservative Party candidate / Chris Bain - The Labour Party candidate / Rob Wheway - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andrew Graham Tilley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7800 15626 2022-05-24 85 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7799 15162 2022-05-24 52 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7799 15163 2022-05-24 52 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7799 15164 2022-05-24 52 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7799 15165 2022-05-24 52 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7799 15167 2022-05-24 52 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7799 15168 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7799 15169 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7799 15170 2022-05-24 52 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Mitchell - The Conservative Party candidate / David Knowles - The Labour Party candidate / Jenny Wilkinson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ben Auton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7799 15625 2022-05-24 52 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7798 15162 2022-05-24 71 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7798 15163 2022-05-24 71 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7798 15164 2022-05-24 71 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7798 15165 2022-05-24 71 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7798 15167 2022-05-24 71 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7798 15168 2022-05-24 71 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7798 15169 2022-05-24 71 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7798 15170 2022-05-24 71 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Paul Scully - The Conservative Party candidate / Bonnie Craven - The Labour Party candidate / Hina Bokhari - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Claire Jackson-Prior - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7798 15624 2022-05-24 71 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7797 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7797 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7797 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7797 15165 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7797 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7797 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7797 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7797 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Michael Gove - The Conservative Party candidate / Brahma Mohanty - The Labour Party candidate / Alasdair Pinkerton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sharon Galliford - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7797 15623 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7796 15162 2022-05-24 44 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7796 15163 2022-05-24 44 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7796 15164 2022-05-24 44 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7796 15165 2022-05-24 44 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7796 15167 2022-05-24 44 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7796 15168 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7796 15169 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7796 15170 2022-05-24 44 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tom D'Silva - The Conservative Party candidate / Julie Elliott - The Labour Party candidate / Niall Hodson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rachel Featherstone - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7796 15622 2022-05-24 44 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7795 15162 2022-05-24 98 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7795 15163 2022-05-24 98 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7795 15164 2022-05-24 98 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7795 15165 2022-05-24 98 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7795 15167 2022-05-24 98 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7795 15168 2022-05-24 98 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7795 15169 2022-05-24 98 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7795 15170 2022-05-24 98 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Therese Coffey - The Conservative Party candidate / Cameron Matthews - The Labour Party candidate / Jules Ewart - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rachel Smith-Lyte - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7795 15621 2022-05-24 98 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7794 15162 2022-05-24 118 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7794 15163 2022-05-24 118 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7794 15164 2022-05-24 118 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7794 15165 2022-05-24 118 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7794 15167 2022-05-24 118 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7794 15168 2022-05-24 118 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7794 15169 2022-05-24 118 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7794 15170 2022-05-24 118 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Siobhan Baillie - The Conservative Party candidate / David Drew - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Molly Scott Cato - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7794 15620 2022-05-24 118 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7793 15162 2022-05-24 77 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7793 15163 2022-05-24 77 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7793 15164 2022-05-24 77 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7793 15165 2022-05-24 77 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7793 15167 2022-05-24 77 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7793 15168 2022-05-24 77 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7793 15169 2022-05-24 77 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7793 15170 2022-05-24 77 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mussadak Mirza - The Conservative Party candidate / Kate Green - The Labour Party candidate / Anna Fryer - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jane Leicester - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7793 15619 2022-05-24 77 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7792 15162 2022-05-24 8 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7792 15163 2022-05-24 8 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7792 15164 2022-05-24 8 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7792 15165 2022-05-24 8 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7792 15167 2022-05-24 8 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7792 15168 2022-05-24 8 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7792 15169 2022-05-24 8 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7792 15170 2022-05-24 8 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rory O'Broin - The Conservative Party candidate / Bell Ribeiro-Addy - The Labour Party candidate / Helen Thompson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Scott Ainslie - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7792 15618 2022-05-24 8 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7791 15162 2022-05-24 63 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7791 15163 2022-05-24 63 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7791 15164 2022-05-24 63 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7791 15165 2022-05-24 63 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7791 15167 2022-05-24 63 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7791 15168 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7791 15169 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7791 15170 2022-05-24 63 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nadhim Zahawi - The Conservative Party candidate / Felix Ling - The Labour Party candidate / Dominic Edmund Paul Skinner - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Dave Passingham - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7791 15617 2022-05-24 63 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7790 15162 2022-05-24 66 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7790 15163 2022-05-24 66 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7790 15164 2022-05-24 66 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7790 15165 2022-05-24 66 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7790 15167 2022-05-24 66 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7790 15168 2022-05-24 66 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7790 15169 2022-05-24 66 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7790 15170 2022-05-24 66 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Suzanne Webb - The Conservative Party candidate / Pete Lowe - The Labour Party candidate / Chris Bramall - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andi Mohr - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7790 15616 2022-05-24 66 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7789 15162 2022-05-24 44 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7789 15163 2022-05-24 44 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7789 15164 2022-05-24 44 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7789 15165 2022-05-24 44 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7789 15167 2022-05-24 44 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7789 15168 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7789 15169 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7789 15170 2022-05-24 44 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Bill Cash - The Conservative Party candidate / Mike Stubbs - The Labour Party candidate / Alec Sandiford - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tom Adamson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7789 15615 2022-05-24 44 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7788 15162 2022-05-24 61 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7788 15163 2022-05-24 61 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7788 15164 2022-05-24 61 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7788 15165 2022-05-24 61 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7788 15167 2022-05-24 61 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7788 15168 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7788 15169 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7788 15170 2022-05-24 61 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jack Brereton - The Conservative Party candidate / Mark Paul McDonald - The Labour Party candidate / Rosalyn Jane Gordon - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7788 15614 2022-05-24 61 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7787 15162 2022-05-24 109 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7787 15163 2022-05-24 109 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7787 15164 2022-05-24 109 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7787 15165 2022-05-24 109 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7787 15167 2022-05-24 109 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7787 15168 2022-05-24 109 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7787 15169 2022-05-24 109 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7787 15170 2022-05-24 109 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jonathan Edward Gullis - The Conservative Party candidate / Ruth Smeeth - The Labour Party candidate / Peter Emil Andras - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alan Edmund Borgars - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7787 15613 2022-05-24 109 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7786 15162 2022-05-24 58 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7786 15163 2022-05-24 58 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7786 15164 2022-05-24 58 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7786 15165 2022-05-24 58 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7786 15167 2022-05-24 58 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7786 15168 2022-05-24 58 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7786 15169 2022-05-24 58 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7786 15170 2022-05-24 58 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jo Gideon - The Conservative Party candidate / Gareth Snell - The Labour Party candidate / Steven James Pritchard - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Adam William Colclough - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7786 15612 2022-05-24 58 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7785 15162 2022-05-24 53 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7785 15163 2022-05-24 53 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7785 15164 2022-05-24 53 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7785 15165 2022-05-24 53 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7785 15167 2022-05-24 53 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7785 15168 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7785 15169 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7785 15170 2022-05-24 53 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Matt Vickers - The Conservative Party candidate / Paul Williams - The Labour Party candidate / Brendan Michael William Devlin - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7785 15611 2022-05-24 53 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7784 15162 2022-05-24 76 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7784 15163 2022-05-24 76 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7784 15164 2022-05-24 76 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7784 15165 2022-05-24 76 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7784 15167 2022-05-24 76 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7784 15168 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7784 15169 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7784 15170 2022-05-24 76 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Steven Jackson - The Conservative Party candidate / Alex Cunningham - The Labour Party candidate / Aidan King - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7784 15610 2022-05-24 76 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7783 15162 2022-05-24 91 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7783 15163 2022-05-24 91 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7783 15164 2022-05-24 91 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7783 15165 2022-05-24 91 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7783 15167 2022-05-24 91 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7783 15168 2022-05-24 91 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7783 15169 2022-05-24 91 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7783 15170 2022-05-24 91 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Isy Imarni - The Conservative Party candidate / Nav Mishra - The Labour Party candidate / Wendy Meikle - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Helena Julia Mellish - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7783 15609 2022-05-24 91 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7782 15162 2022-05-24 61 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7782 15163 2022-05-24 61 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7782 15164 2022-05-24 61 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7782 15165 2022-05-24 61 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7782 15167 2022-05-24 61 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7782 15168 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7782 15169 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7782 15170 2022-05-24 61 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Stephen McPartland - The Conservative Party candidate / Jill Borcherds - The Labour Party candidate / Lisa Nash - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Victoria Snelling - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7782 15608 2022-05-24 61 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7781 15162 2022-05-24 116 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7781 15163 2022-05-24 116 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7781 15164 2022-05-24 116 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7781 15165 2022-05-24 116 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7781 15167 2022-05-24 116 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7781 15168 2022-05-24 116 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7781 15169 2022-05-24 116 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7781 15170 2022-05-24 116 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tayub Amjad - The Conservative Party candidate / Jonathan Reynolds - The Labour Party candidate / Jamie Dwan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Julie Wood - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7781 15607 2022-05-24 116 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7780 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7780 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7780 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7780 15165 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7780 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7780 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7780 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7780 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Karen Bradley - The Conservative Party candidate / Darren Price - The Labour Party candidate / Andrew Gant - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Doug Rouxel - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7780 15606 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7779 15162 2022-05-24 120 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7779 15163 2022-05-24 120 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7779 15164 2022-05-24 120 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7779 15165 2022-05-24 120 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7779 15167 2022-05-24 120 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7779 15168 2022-05-24 120 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7779 15169 2022-05-24 120 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7779 15170 2022-05-24 120 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Theo Clarke - The Conservative Party candidate / Joyce Edna Still - The Labour Party candidate / Alex Wagner - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Emma Louise Carter - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7779 15605 2022-05-24 120 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7778 15162 2022-05-24 87 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7778 15163 2022-05-24 87 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7778 15164 2022-05-24 87 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7778 15165 2022-05-24 87 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7778 15167 2022-05-24 87 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7778 15168 2022-05-24 87 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7778 15169 2022-05-24 87 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7778 15170 2022-05-24 87 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Derek Thomas - The Conservative Party candidate / Alana Louise Bates - The Labour Party candidate / Andrew George - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ian Edward Flindall - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7778 15604 2022-05-24 87 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7777 15162 2022-05-24 100 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7777 15163 2022-05-24 100 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7777 15164 2022-05-24 100 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7777 15165 2022-05-24 100 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7777 15167 2022-05-24 100 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7777 15168 2022-05-24 100 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7777 15169 2022-05-24 100 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7777 15170 2022-05-24 100 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Richard Short - The Conservative Party candidate / Marie Rimmer - The Labour Party candidate / Brian Spencer - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kai Taylor - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7777 15603 2022-05-24 100 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7776 15162 2022-05-24 155 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7776 15163 2022-05-24 155 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7776 15164 2022-05-24 155 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7776 15165 2022-05-24 155 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7776 15167 2022-05-24 155 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7776 15168 2022-05-24 155 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7776 15169 2022-05-24 155 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7776 15170 2022-05-24 155 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Joel Ralph Charles - The Conservative Party candidate / Conor McGinn - The Labour Party candidate / Pat Moloney - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David Ian Van Der Burg - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7776 15602 2022-05-24 155 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7775 15162 2022-05-24 107 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7775 15163 2022-05-24 107 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7775 15164 2022-05-24 107 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7775 15165 2022-05-24 107 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7775 15167 2022-05-24 107 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7775 15168 2022-05-24 107 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7775 15169 2022-05-24 107 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7775 15170 2022-05-24 107 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Steve Double - The Conservative Party candidate / Felicity Owen - The Labour Party candidate / Tim Styles - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Collin Harker - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7775 15601 2022-05-24 107 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7774 15162 2022-05-24 55 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7774 15163 2022-05-24 55 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7774 15164 2022-05-24 55 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7774 15165 2022-05-24 55 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7774 15167 2022-05-24 55 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7774 15168 2022-05-24 55 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7774 15169 2022-05-24 55 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7774 15170 2022-05-24 55 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Anne Main - The Conservative Party candidate / Rebecca Lury - The Labour Party candidate / Daisy Cooper - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Simon Grover - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7774 15600 2022-05-24 55 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7773 15162 2022-05-24 36 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7773 15163 2022-05-24 36 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7773 15164 2022-05-24 36 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7773 15165 2022-05-24 36 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7773 15167 2022-05-24 36 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7773 15168 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7773 15169 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7773 15170 2022-05-24 36 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kwasi Kwarteng - The Conservative Party candidate / Pavitar Kaur Mann - The Labour Party candidate / David Campanale - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Paul Jacobs - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7773 15599 2022-05-24 36 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7772 15162 2022-05-24 132 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7772 15163 2022-05-24 132 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7772 15164 2022-05-24 132 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7772 15165 2022-05-24 132 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7772 15167 2022-05-24 132 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7772 15168 2022-05-24 132 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7772 15169 2022-05-24 132 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7772 15170 2022-05-24 132 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Damien Moore - The Conservative Party candidate / Liz Savage - The Labour Party candidate / John Wright - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7772 15598 2022-05-24 132 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7771 15162 2022-05-24 63 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7771 15163 2022-05-24 63 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7771 15164 2022-05-24 63 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7771 15165 2022-05-24 63 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7771 15167 2022-05-24 63 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7771 15168 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7771 15169 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7771 15170 2022-05-24 63 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Anna Firth - The Conservative Party candidate / Aston Line - The Labour Party candidate / Nina Stimson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7771 15597 2022-05-24 63 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7770 15162 2022-05-24 103 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7770 15163 2022-05-24 103 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7770 15164 2022-05-24 103 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7770 15165 2022-05-24 103 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7770 15167 2022-05-24 103 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7770 15168 2022-05-24 103 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7770 15169 2022-05-24 103 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7770 15170 2022-05-24 103 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Steven Galton - The Conservative Party candidate / Alan Whitehead - The Labour Party candidate / Joe Richards - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Katherine Jane Barbour - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7770 15596 2022-05-24 103 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7769 15162 2022-05-24 79 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7769 15163 2022-05-24 79 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7769 15164 2022-05-24 79 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7769 15165 2022-05-24 79 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7769 15167 2022-05-24 79 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7769 15168 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7769 15169 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7769 15170 2022-05-24 79 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Royston Smith - The Conservative Party candidate / Simon Letts - The Labour Party candidate / Liz Jarvis - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Osman Sen-Chadun - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7769 15595 2022-05-24 79 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7768 15162 2022-05-24 137 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7768 15163 2022-05-24 137 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7768 15164 2022-05-24 137 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7768 15165 2022-05-24 137 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7768 15167 2022-05-24 137 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7768 15168 2022-05-24 137 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7768 15169 2022-05-24 137 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7768 15170 2022-05-24 137 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Murrison - The Conservative Party candidate / Emily Pomroy-Smith - The Labour Party candidate / Ellen Nicholson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Julie Elizabeth Phillips - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7768 15594 2022-05-24 137 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7767 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7767 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7767 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7767 15165 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7767 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7767 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7767 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7767 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jeremy Hunt - The Conservative Party candidate / Tim Corry - The Labour Party candidate / Paul David Follows - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7767 15593 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7766 15162 2022-05-24 73 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7766 15163 2022-05-24 73 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7766 15164 2022-05-24 73 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7766 15165 2022-05-24 73 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7766 15167 2022-05-24 73 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7766 15168 2022-05-24 73 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7766 15169 2022-05-24 73 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7766 15170 2022-05-24 73 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Elizabeth Truss - The Conservative Party candidate / Emily Blake - The Labour Party candidate / Josie Ratcliffe - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Pallavi Devulapalli - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7766 15592 2022-05-24 73 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7765 15162 2022-05-24 78 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7765 15163 2022-05-24 78 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7765 15164 2022-05-24 78 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7765 15165 2022-05-24 78 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7765 15167 2022-05-24 78 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7765 15168 2022-05-24 78 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7765 15169 2022-05-24 78 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7765 15170 2022-05-24 78 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gagan Mohindra - The Conservative Party candidate / Ali Aklakul - The Labour Party candidate / Sally Symington - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tom Pashby - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7765 15591 2022-05-24 78 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7764 15162 2022-05-24 160 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7764 15163 2022-05-24 160 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7764 15164 2022-05-24 160 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7764 15165 2022-05-24 160 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7764 15167 2022-05-24 160 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7764 15168 2022-05-24 160 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7764 15169 2022-05-24 160 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7764 15170 2022-05-24 160 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gary Streeter - The Conservative Party candidate / Alex Beverley - The Labour Party candidate / Sima Davarian - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ian Andrew Poyser - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7764 15590 2022-05-24 160 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7763 15162 2022-05-24 49 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7763 15163 2022-05-24 49 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7763 15164 2022-05-24 49 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7763 15165 2022-05-24 49 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7763 15167 2022-05-24 49 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7763 15168 2022-05-24 49 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7763 15169 2022-05-24 49 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7763 15170 2022-05-24 49 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Selous - The Conservative Party candidate / Callum Anderson - The Labour Party candidate / Emma Matanle - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andrew Howard Waters - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7763 15589 2022-05-24 49 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7762 15162 2022-05-24 85 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7762 15163 2022-05-24 85 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7762 15164 2022-05-24 85 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7762 15165 2022-05-24 85 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7762 15167 2022-05-24 85 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7762 15168 2022-05-24 85 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7762 15169 2022-05-24 85 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7762 15170 2022-05-24 85 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Craig Mackinlay - The Conservative Party candidate / Rebecca Gordon-Nesbitt - The Labour Party candidate / Martyn Pennington - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Becky Wing - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7762 15588 2022-05-24 85 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7761 15162 2022-05-24 114 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7761 15163 2022-05-24 114 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7761 15164 2022-05-24 114 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7761 15165 2022-05-24 114 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7761 15167 2022-05-24 114 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7761 15168 2022-05-24 114 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7761 15169 2022-05-24 114 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7761 15170 2022-05-24 114 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Buckland - The Conservative Party candidate / Sarah Church - The Labour Party candidate / Stan Pajak - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7761 15587 2022-05-24 114 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7760 15162 2022-05-24 100 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7760 15163 2022-05-24 100 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7760 15164 2022-05-24 100 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7760 15165 2022-05-24 100 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7760 15167 2022-05-24 100 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7760 15168 2022-05-24 100 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7760 15169 2022-05-24 100 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7760 15170 2022-05-24 100 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Cartlidge - The Conservative Party candidate / Elizabeth Hughes - The Labour Party candidate / David Beavan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Robert Lindsay - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7760 15586 2022-05-24 100 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7759 15162 2022-05-24 130 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7759 15163 2022-05-24 130 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7759 15164 2022-05-24 130 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7759 15165 2022-05-24 130 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7759 15167 2022-05-24 130 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7759 15168 2022-05-24 130 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7759 15169 2022-05-24 130 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7759 15170 2022-05-24 130 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gavin Williamson - The Conservative Party candidate / Adam Ashley Freeman - The Labour Party candidate / Chris Fewtrell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Claire McIlvenna - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7759 15585 2022-05-24 130 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7758 15162 2022-05-24 62 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7758 15163 2022-05-24 62 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7758 15164 2022-05-24 62 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7758 15165 2022-05-24 62 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7758 15167 2022-05-24 62 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7758 15168 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7758 15169 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7758 15170 2022-05-24 62 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Oni Oviri - The Conservative Party candidate / Emma Lewell-Buck - The Labour Party candidate / Bill Shepherd - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sarah Jean McKeown - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7758 15584 2022-05-24 62 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7757 15162 2022-05-24 115 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7757 15163 2022-05-24 115 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7757 15164 2022-05-24 115 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7757 15165 2022-05-24 115 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7757 15167 2022-05-24 115 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7757 15168 2022-05-24 115 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7757 15169 2022-05-24 115 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7757 15170 2022-05-24 115 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Katherine Fletcher - The Conservative Party candidate / Kim Snape - The Labour Party candidate / Jo Barton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andy Fewings - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7757 15583 2022-05-24 115 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7756 15162 2022-05-24 97 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7756 15163 2022-05-24 97 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7756 15164 2022-05-24 97 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7756 15165 2022-05-24 97 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7756 15167 2022-05-24 97 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7756 15168 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7756 15169 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7756 15170 2022-05-24 97 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrea Leadsom - The Conservative Party candidate / Genevieve Kitchen - The Labour Party candidate / Chris Lofts - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Denise Donaldson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7756 15582 2022-05-24 97 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7755 15162 2022-05-24 122 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7755 15163 2022-05-24 122 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7755 15164 2022-05-24 122 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7755 15165 2022-05-24 122 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7755 15167 2022-05-24 122 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7755 15168 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7755 15169 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7755 15170 2022-05-24 122 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Richard Bacon - The Conservative Party candidate / Beth Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Chris Brown - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ben Price - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7755 15581 2022-05-24 122 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7754 15162 2022-05-24 81 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7754 15163 2022-05-24 81 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7754 15164 2022-05-24 81 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7754 15165 2022-05-24 81 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7754 15167 2022-05-24 81 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7754 15168 2022-05-24 81 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7754 15169 2022-05-24 81 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7754 15170 2022-05-24 81 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alberto Costa - The Conservative Party candidate / Tristan Naseem Koriya - The Labour Party candidate / Phil Knowles - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nick Cox - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7754 15580 2022-05-24 81 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7753 15162 2022-05-24 106 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7753 15163 2022-05-24 106 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7753 15164 2022-05-24 106 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7753 15165 2022-05-24 106 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7753 15167 2022-05-24 106 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7753 15168 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7753 15169 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7753 15170 2022-05-24 106 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio John Hayes - The Conservative Party candidate / Mark Popple - The Labour Party candidate / Davina Kirby - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Martin Blake - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7753 15579 2022-05-24 106 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7752 15162 2022-05-24 93 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7752 15163 2022-05-24 93 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7752 15164 2022-05-24 93 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7752 15165 2022-05-24 93 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7752 15167 2022-05-24 93 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7752 15168 2022-05-24 93 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7752 15169 2022-05-24 93 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7752 15170 2022-05-24 93 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sheryll Murray - The Conservative Party candidate / Gareth Gwyn James Derrick - The Labour Party candidate / Colin Edward Martin - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Martha Ajan Green - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7752 15578 2022-05-24 93 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7751 15162 2022-05-24 94 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7751 15163 2022-05-24 94 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7751 15164 2022-05-24 94 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7751 15165 2022-05-24 94 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7751 15167 2022-05-24 94 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7751 15168 2022-05-24 94 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7751 15169 2022-05-24 94 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7751 15170 2022-05-24 94 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Lucy Frazer - The Conservative Party candidate / James Bull - The Labour Party candidate / Pippa Heylings - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7751 15577 2022-05-24 94 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7750 15162 2022-05-24 99 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7750 15163 2022-05-24 99 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7750 15164 2022-05-24 99 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7750 15165 2022-05-24 99 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7750 15167 2022-05-24 99 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7750 15168 2022-05-24 99 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7750 15169 2022-05-24 99 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7750 15170 2022-05-24 99 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Richard Drax - The Conservative Party candidate / Carralyn Parkes - The Labour Party candidate / Nick Ireland - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jon Orrell - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7750 15576 2022-05-24 99 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7749 15162 2022-05-24 99 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7749 15163 2022-05-24 99 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7749 15164 2022-05-24 99 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7749 15165 2022-05-24 99 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7749 15167 2022-05-24 99 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7749 15168 2022-05-24 99 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7749 15169 2022-05-24 99 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7749 15170 2022-05-24 99 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Heather Wheeler - The Conservative Party candidate / Robert Pearson - The Labour Party candidate / Lorraine Johnson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Amanda Baker - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7749 15575 2022-05-24 99 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7748 15162 2022-05-24 111 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7748 15163 2022-05-24 111 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7748 15164 2022-05-24 111 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7748 15165 2022-05-24 111 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7748 15167 2022-05-24 111 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7748 15168 2022-05-24 111 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7748 15169 2022-05-24 111 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7748 15170 2022-05-24 111 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Anthony Browne - The Conservative Party candidate / Dan Greef - The Labour Party candidate / Ian Sollom - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7748 15574 2022-05-24 111 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7747 15162 2022-05-24 63 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7747 15163 2022-05-24 63 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7747 15164 2022-05-24 63 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7747 15165 2022-05-24 63 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7747 15167 2022-05-24 63 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7747 15168 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7747 15169 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7747 15170 2022-05-24 63 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Stephen Metcalfe - The Conservative Party candidate / Jack Anthony Ferguson - The Labour Party candidate / Michael Bukola - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7747 15573 2022-05-24 63 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7746 15162 2022-05-24 85 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7746 15163 2022-05-24 85 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7746 15164 2022-05-24 85 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7746 15165 2022-05-24 85 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7746 15167 2022-05-24 85 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7746 15168 2022-05-24 85 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7746 15169 2022-05-24 85 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7746 15170 2022-05-24 85 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio The Conservative Party candidate / Sean Dromgoole - The Labour Party candidate / Adam Boyden - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andrea Dexter - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7746 15572 2022-05-24 85 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7745 15162 2022-05-24 70 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7745 15163 2022-05-24 70 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7745 15164 2022-05-24 70 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7745 15165 2022-05-24 70 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7745 15167 2022-05-24 70 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7745 15168 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7745 15169 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7745 15170 2022-05-24 70 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Julian Knight - The Conservative Party candidate / Nick Stephens - The Labour Party candidate / Ade Adeyemo - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rosemary Ann Sexton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7745 15571 2022-05-24 70 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7744 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7744 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7744 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7744 15165 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7744 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7744 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7744 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7744 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kanwal Toor Gill - The Conservative Party candidate / Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi - The Labour Party candidate / Aaron Chahal - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Julian Edmonds - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7744 15570 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7743 15162 2022-05-24 180 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7743 15163 2022-05-24 180 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7743 15164 2022-05-24 180 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7743 15165 2022-05-24 180 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7743 15167 2022-05-24 180 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7743 15168 2022-05-24 180 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7743 15169 2022-05-24 180 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7743 15170 2022-05-24 180 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Dr Caroline Johnson - The Conservative Party candidate / Linda Edwards-Shea - The Labour Party candidate / Oliver William Craven - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Simon Tooke - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7743 15569 2022-05-24 180 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7742 15162 2022-05-24 89 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7742 15163 2022-05-24 89 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7742 15164 2022-05-24 89 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7742 15165 2022-05-24 89 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7742 15167 2022-05-24 89 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7742 15168 2022-05-24 89 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7742 15169 2022-05-24 89 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7742 15170 2022-05-24 89 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Julian Smith - The Conservative Party candidate / Brian McDaid - The Labour Party candidate / Andrew James Murday - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andy Brown - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7742 15568 2022-05-24 89 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7741 15162 2022-05-24 44 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7741 15163 2022-05-24 44 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7741 15164 2022-05-24 44 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7741 15165 2022-05-24 44 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7741 15167 2022-05-24 44 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7741 15168 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7741 15169 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7741 15170 2022-05-24 44 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gordon Henderson - The Conservative Party candidate / Clive Johnson - The Labour Party candidate / Ben Jonathan Martin - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Samantha Collins - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7741 15567 2022-05-24 44 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7740 15162 2022-05-24 57 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7740 15163 2022-05-24 57 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7740 15164 2022-05-24 57 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7740 15165 2022-05-24 57 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7740 15167 2022-05-24 57 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7740 15168 2022-05-24 57 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7740 15169 2022-05-24 57 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7740 15170 2022-05-24 57 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Daniel Kawczynski - The Conservative Party candidate / Julia Buckley - The Labour Party candidate / Nat Green - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Julian Dean - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7740 15566 2022-05-24 57 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7739 15162 2022-05-24 96 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7739 15163 2022-05-24 96 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7739 15164 2022-05-24 96 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7739 15165 2022-05-24 96 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7739 15167 2022-05-24 96 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7739 15168 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7739 15169 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7739 15170 2022-05-24 96 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Philip Davies - The Conservative Party candidate / Jo Pike - The Labour Party candidate / Caroline Jones - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Celia Hickson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7739 15565 2022-05-24 96 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7738 15162 2022-05-24 81 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7738 15163 2022-05-24 81 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7738 15164 2022-05-24 81 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7738 15165 2022-05-24 81 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7738 15167 2022-05-24 81 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7738 15168 2022-05-24 81 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7738 15169 2022-05-24 81 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7738 15170 2022-05-24 81 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Spencer - The Conservative Party candidate / Jerry Hague - The Labour Party candidate / Tim Ball - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Esther Ruth Cropper - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7738 15564 2022-05-24 81 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7737 15162 2022-05-24 52 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7737 15163 2022-05-24 52 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7737 15164 2022-05-24 52 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7737 15165 2022-05-24 52 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7737 15167 2022-05-24 52 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7737 15168 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7737 15169 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7737 15170 2022-05-24 52 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gordon C Gregory - The Conservative Party candidate / Louise Haigh - The Labour Party candidate / Simon William Clement-Jones - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Paul Turpin - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7737 15563 2022-05-24 52 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7736 15162 2022-05-24 82 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7736 15163 2022-05-24 82 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7736 15164 2022-05-24 82 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7736 15165 2022-05-24 82 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7736 15167 2022-05-24 82 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7736 15168 2022-05-24 82 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7736 15169 2022-05-24 82 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7736 15170 2022-05-24 82 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ian Walker - The Conservative Party candidate / Olivia Frances Blake - The Labour Party candidate / Laura Gordon - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Natalie Thomas - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7736 15562 2022-05-24 82 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7735 15162 2022-05-24 63 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7735 15163 2022-05-24 63 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7735 15164 2022-05-24 63 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7735 15165 2022-05-24 63 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7735 15167 2022-05-24 63 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7735 15168 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7735 15169 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7735 15170 2022-05-24 63 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Hannah Juliette Westropp - The Conservative Party candidate / Gill Furniss - The Labour Party candidate / Stephen Porter - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Christine Gilligan Kubo - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7735 15561 2022-05-24 63 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7734 15162 2022-05-24 65 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7734 15163 2022-05-24 65 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7734 15164 2022-05-24 65 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7734 15165 2022-05-24 65 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7734 15167 2022-05-24 65 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7734 15168 2022-05-24 65 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7734 15169 2022-05-24 65 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7734 15170 2022-05-24 65 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Marc Leslie Bayliss - The Conservative Party candidate / Clive Betts - The Labour Party candidate / Rajin Chowdhury - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7734 15560 2022-05-24 65 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7733 15162 2022-05-24 97 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7733 15163 2022-05-24 97 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7733 15164 2022-05-24 97 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7733 15165 2022-05-24 97 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7733 15167 2022-05-24 97 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7733 15168 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7733 15169 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7733 15170 2022-05-24 97 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Janice Silvester-Hall - The Conservative Party candidate / Paul Blomfield - The Labour Party candidate / Colin Arthur Ross - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alison Clare Teal - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7733 15559 2022-05-24 97 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7732 15162 2022-05-24 27 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7732 15163 2022-05-24 27 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7732 15164 2022-05-24 27 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7732 15165 2022-05-24 27 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7732 15167 2022-05-24 27 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7732 15168 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7732 15169 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7732 15170 2022-05-24 27 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Laura Trott - The Conservative Party candidate / Seamus William John Mccauley - The Labour Party candidate / Gareth James Willis - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Paul Wharton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7732 15558 2022-05-24 27 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7731 15162 2022-05-24 59 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7731 15163 2022-05-24 59 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7731 15164 2022-05-24 59 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7731 15165 2022-05-24 59 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7731 15167 2022-05-24 59 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7731 15168 2022-05-24 59 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7731 15169 2022-05-24 59 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7731 15170 2022-05-24 59 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nigel Adams - The Conservative Party candidate / Malik Rofidi - The Labour Party candidate / Katharine Macy - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Arnold Warneken - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7731 15557 2022-05-24 59 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7730 15162 2022-05-24 52 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7730 15163 2022-05-24 52 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7730 15164 2022-05-24 52 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7730 15165 2022-05-24 52 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7730 15167 2022-05-24 52 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7730 15168 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7730 15169 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7730 15170 2022-05-24 52 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Wazz Mughal - The Conservative Party candidate / Bill Esterson - The Labour Party candidate / Keith William Cawdron - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alison Gibbon - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7730 15556 2022-05-24 52 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7729 15162 2022-05-24 56 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7729 15163 2022-05-24 56 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7729 15164 2022-05-24 56 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7729 15165 2022-05-24 56 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7729 15167 2022-05-24 56 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7729 15168 2022-05-24 56 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7729 15169 2022-05-24 56 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7729 15170 2022-05-24 56 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Paul Howell - The Conservative Party candidate / Phil Wilson - The Labour Party candidate / Dawn Elizabeth Welsh - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John Furness - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7729 15555 2022-05-24 56 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7728 15162 2022-05-24 54 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7728 15163 2022-05-24 54 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7728 15164 2022-05-24 54 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7728 15165 2022-05-24 54 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7728 15167 2022-05-24 54 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7728 15168 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7728 15169 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7728 15170 2022-05-24 54 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Holly Mumby-Croft - The Conservative Party candidate / Nicholas Dakin - The Labour Party candidate / Ryk Downes - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Peter Dennington - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7728 15554 2022-05-24 54 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7727 15162 2022-05-24 94 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7727 15163 2022-05-24 94 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7727 15164 2022-05-24 94 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7727 15165 2022-05-24 94 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7727 15167 2022-05-24 94 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7727 15168 2022-05-24 94 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7727 15169 2022-05-24 94 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7727 15170 2022-05-24 94 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Goodwill - The Conservative Party candidate / Hugo Fearnley - The Labour Party candidate / Robert Lockwood - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7727 15553 2022-05-24 94 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7726 15162 2022-05-24 101 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7726 15163 2022-05-24 101 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7726 15164 2022-05-24 101 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7726 15165 2022-05-24 101 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7726 15167 2022-05-24 101 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7726 15168 2022-05-24 101 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7726 15169 2022-05-24 101 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7726 15170 2022-05-24 101 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio John Glen - The Conservative Party candidate / Tom Corbin - The Labour Party candidate / Victoria Charleston - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rick Page - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7726 15552 2022-05-24 101 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7725 15162 2022-05-24 95 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7725 15163 2022-05-24 95 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7725 15164 2022-05-24 95 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7725 15165 2022-05-24 95 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7725 15167 2022-05-24 95 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7725 15168 2022-05-24 95 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7725 15169 2022-05-24 95 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7725 15170 2022-05-24 95 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Attika Choudhary - The Conservative Party candidate / Rebecca Long-Bailey - The Labour Party candidate / Jake Overend - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Bryan Blears - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7725 15551 2022-05-24 95 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7724 15162 2022-05-24 94 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7724 15163 2022-05-24 94 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7724 15164 2022-05-24 94 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7724 15165 2022-05-24 94 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7724 15167 2022-05-24 94 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7724 15168 2022-05-24 94 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7724 15169 2022-05-24 94 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7724 15170 2022-05-24 94 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kemi Badenoch - The Conservative Party candidate / Thomas Albert Van der Bilt - The Labour Party candidate / Mike Hibbs - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Coby Wing - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7724 15550 2022-05-24 94 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7723 15162 2022-05-24 61 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7723 15163 2022-05-24 61 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7723 15164 2022-05-24 61 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7723 15165 2022-05-24 61 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7723 15167 2022-05-24 61 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7723 15168 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7723 15169 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7723 15170 2022-05-24 61 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alicia Kearns - The Conservative Party candidate / Andy Thomas - The Labour Party candidate / Carol Weaver - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alastair McQuillan - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7723 15549 2022-05-24 61 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7722 15162 2022-05-24 72 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7722 15163 2022-05-24 72 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7722 15164 2022-05-24 72 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7722 15165 2022-05-24 72 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7722 15167 2022-05-24 72 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7722 15168 2022-05-24 72 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7722 15169 2022-05-24 72 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7722 15170 2022-05-24 72 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ruth Edwards - The Conservative Party candidate / Cheryl Pidgeon - The Labour Party candidate / Jason Richard Billin - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7722 15548 2022-05-24 72 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7721 15162 2022-05-24 27 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7721 15163 2022-05-24 27 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7721 15164 2022-05-24 27 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7721 15165 2022-05-24 27 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7721 15167 2022-05-24 27 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7721 15168 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7721 15169 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7721 15170 2022-05-24 27 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ben Spencer - The Conservative Party candidate / Robert Ashley King - The Labour Party candidate / Rob O'Carroll - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Benjamin Smith - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7721 15547 2022-05-24 27 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7720 15162 2022-05-24 79 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7720 15163 2022-05-24 79 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7720 15164 2022-05-24 79 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7720 15165 2022-05-24 79 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7720 15167 2022-05-24 79 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7720 15168 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7720 15169 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7720 15170 2022-05-24 79 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Simmonds - The Conservative Party candidate / Peymana Assad - The Labour Party candidate / Jonathan Michael Banks - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sarah Green - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7720 15546 2022-05-24 79 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7719 15162 2022-05-24 55 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7719 15163 2022-05-24 55 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7719 15164 2022-05-24 55 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7719 15165 2022-05-24 55 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7719 15167 2022-05-24 55 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7719 15168 2022-05-24 55 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7719 15169 2022-05-24 55 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7719 15170 2022-05-24 55 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Pawsey - The Conservative Party candidate / Debbie Bannigan - The Labour Party candidate / Rana Das Gupta - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Becca Stevenson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7719 15545 2022-05-24 55 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7718 15162 2022-05-24 42 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7718 15163 2022-05-24 42 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7718 15164 2022-05-24 42 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7718 15165 2022-05-24 42 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7718 15167 2022-05-24 42 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7718 15168 2022-05-24 42 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7718 15169 2022-05-24 42 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7718 15170 2022-05-24 42 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gerri Hickton - The Conservative Party candidate / Sarah Champion - The Labour Party candidate / Adam Jonathon Carter - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7718 15544 2022-05-24 42 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7717 15162 2022-05-24 33 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7717 15163 2022-05-24 33 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7717 15164 2022-05-24 33 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7717 15165 2022-05-24 33 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7717 15167 2022-05-24 33 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7717 15168 2022-05-24 33 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7717 15169 2022-05-24 33 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7717 15170 2022-05-24 33 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alexander Stafford - The Conservative Party candidate / Sophie Wilson - The Labour Party candidate / Colin Taylor - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Emily West - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7717 15543 2022-05-24 33 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7716 15162 2022-05-24 154 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7716 15163 2022-05-24 154 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7716 15164 2022-05-24 154 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7716 15165 2022-05-24 154 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7716 15167 2022-05-24 154 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7716 15168 2022-05-24 154 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7716 15169 2022-05-24 154 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7716 15170 2022-05-24 154 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jake Berry - The Conservative Party candidate / Alyson Barnes - The Labour Party candidate / Paul Valentine - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sarah Elizabeth Hall - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7716 15542 2022-05-24 154 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7715 15162 2022-05-24 41 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7715 15163 2022-05-24 41 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7715 15164 2022-05-24 41 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7715 15165 2022-05-24 41 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7715 15167 2022-05-24 41 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7715 15168 2022-05-24 41 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7715 15169 2022-05-24 41 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7715 15170 2022-05-24 41 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Caroline Nokes - The Conservative Party candidate / Claire Ransom - The Labour Party candidate / Craig Fletcher - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7715 15541 2022-05-24 41 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7714 15162 2022-05-24 50 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7714 15163 2022-05-24 50 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7714 15164 2022-05-24 50 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7714 15165 2022-05-24 50 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7714 15167 2022-05-24 50 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7714 15168 2022-05-24 50 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7714 15169 2022-05-24 50 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7714 15170 2022-05-24 50 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Rosindell - The Conservative Party candidate / Angelina Gladys Antonia Laura Leatherbarrow - The Labour Party candidate / Ian Victor Sanderson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David Hughes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7714 15540 2022-05-24 50 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7713 15162 2022-05-24 103 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7713 15163 2022-05-24 103 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7713 15164 2022-05-24 103 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7713 15165 2022-05-24 103 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7713 15167 2022-05-24 103 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7713 15168 2022-05-24 103 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7713 15169 2022-05-24 103 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7713 15170 2022-05-24 103 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Duddridge - The Conservative Party candidate / Ashley Dalton - The Labour Party candidate / Keith Miller - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7713 15539 2022-05-24 103 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7712 15162 2022-05-24 141 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7712 15163 2022-05-24 141 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7712 15164 2022-05-24 141 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7712 15165 2022-05-24 141 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7712 15167 2022-05-24 141 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7712 15168 2022-05-24 141 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7712 15169 2022-05-24 141 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7712 15170 2022-05-24 141 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kelly Tolhurst - The Conservative Party candidate / Teresa Margaret Murray - The Labour Party candidate / Graham Colley - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sonia Lesley Hyner - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7712 15538 2022-05-24 141 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7711 15162 2022-05-24 96 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7711 15163 2022-05-24 96 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7711 15164 2022-05-24 96 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7711 15165 2022-05-24 96 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7711 15167 2022-05-24 96 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7711 15168 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7711 15169 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7711 15170 2022-05-24 96 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Atifa Shah - The Conservative Party candidate / Tony Lloyd - The Labour Party candidate / Andy Kelly - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sarah Louise Croke - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7711 15537 2022-05-24 96 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7710 15162 2022-05-24 18 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7710 15163 2022-05-24 18 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7710 15164 2022-05-24 18 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7710 15165 2022-05-24 18 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7710 15167 2022-05-24 18 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7710 15168 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7710 15169 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7710 15170 2022-05-24 18 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Zac Goldsmith - The Conservative Party candidate / Sandra Gay Keen - The Labour Party candidate / Sarah Olney - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7710 15536 2022-05-24 18 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7709 15162 2022-05-24 84 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7709 15163 2022-05-24 84 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7709 15164 2022-05-24 84 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7709 15165 2022-05-24 84 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7709 15167 2022-05-24 84 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7709 15168 2022-05-24 84 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7709 15169 2022-05-24 84 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7709 15170 2022-05-24 84 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rishi Sunak - The Conservative Party candidate / Thom Kirkwood - The Labour Party candidate / Philip Michael Knowles - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John Yorke - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7709 15535 2022-05-24 84 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7708 15162 2022-05-24 105 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7708 15163 2022-05-24 105 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7708 15164 2022-05-24 105 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7708 15165 2022-05-24 105 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7708 15167 2022-05-24 105 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7708 15168 2022-05-24 105 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7708 15169 2022-05-24 105 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7708 15170 2022-05-24 105 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nigel Evans - The Conservative Party candidate / Giles Bridge - The Labour Party candidate / Chantelle Louise Seddon - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Paul Ryan Yates - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7708 15534 2022-05-24 105 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7707 15162 2022-05-24 66 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7707 15163 2022-05-24 66 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7707 15164 2022-05-24 66 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7707 15165 2022-05-24 66 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7707 15167 2022-05-24 66 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7707 15168 2022-05-24 66 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7707 15169 2022-05-24 66 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7707 15170 2022-05-24 66 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Crispin Blunt - The Conservative Party candidate / Susan Kathryn Gregory - The Labour Party candidate / John Vincent - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jonathan Essex - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7707 15533 2022-05-24 66 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7706 15162 2022-05-24 124 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7706 15163 2022-05-24 124 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7706 15164 2022-05-24 124 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7706 15165 2022-05-24 124 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7706 15167 2022-05-24 124 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7706 15168 2022-05-24 124 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7706 15169 2022-05-24 124 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7706 15170 2022-05-24 124 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rachel Maclean - The Conservative Party candidate / Rebecca Jenkins - The Labour Party candidate / Bruce Horton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Claire Davies - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7706 15532 2022-05-24 124 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7705 15162 2022-05-24 75 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7705 15163 2022-05-24 75 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7705 15164 2022-05-24 75 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7705 15165 2022-05-24 75 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7705 15167 2022-05-24 75 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7705 15168 2022-05-24 75 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7705 15169 2022-05-24 75 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7705 15170 2022-05-24 75 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jacob Young - The Conservative Party candidate / Anna Turley - The Labour Party candidate / Karen King - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rowan Mclaughlin - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7705 15531 2022-05-24 75 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7704 15162 2022-05-24 94 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7704 15163 2022-05-24 94 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7704 15164 2022-05-24 94 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7704 15165 2022-05-24 94 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7704 15167 2022-05-24 94 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7704 15168 2022-05-24 94 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7704 15169 2022-05-24 94 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7704 15170 2022-05-24 94 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alok Sharma - The Conservative Party candidate / Rachel Eden - The Labour Party candidate / Meri O'Connell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jamie Whitham - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7704 15530 2022-05-24 94 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7703 15162 2022-05-24 50 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7703 15163 2022-05-24 50 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7703 15164 2022-05-24 50 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7703 15165 2022-05-24 50 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7703 15167 2022-05-24 50 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7703 15168 2022-05-24 50 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7703 15169 2022-05-24 50 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7703 15170 2022-05-24 50 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Craig Morley - The Conservative Party candidate / Matt Rodda - The Labour Party candidate / Imogen Shepherd-DuBey - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David McElroy - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7703 15529 2022-05-24 50 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7702 15162 2022-05-24 68 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7702 15163 2022-05-24 68 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7702 15164 2022-05-24 68 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7702 15165 2022-05-24 68 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7702 15167 2022-05-24 68 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7702 15168 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7702 15169 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7702 15170 2022-05-24 68 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Francois - The Conservative Party candidate / David Flack - The Labour Party candidate / Ron Tindall - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Paul Richard Thorogood - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7702 15528 2022-05-24 68 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7701 15162 2022-05-24 27 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7701 15163 2022-05-24 27 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7701 15164 2022-05-24 27 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7701 15165 2022-05-24 27 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7701 15167 2022-05-24 27 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7701 15168 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7701 15169 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7701 15170 2022-05-24 27 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Will Sweet - The Conservative Party candidate / Fleur Anderson - The Labour Party candidate / Sue Wixley - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Fergal McEntee - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7701 15527 2022-05-24 27 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7700 15162 2022-05-24 98 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7700 15163 2022-05-24 98 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7700 15164 2022-05-24 98 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7700 15165 2022-05-24 98 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7700 15167 2022-05-24 98 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7700 15168 2022-05-24 98 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7700 15169 2022-05-24 98 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7700 15170 2022-05-24 98 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Stuart Andrew - The Conservative Party candidate / Jane Aitchison - The Labour Party candidate / Ian Dowling - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Quinn Daley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7700 15526 2022-05-24 98 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7699 15162 2022-05-24 43 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7699 15163 2022-05-24 43 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7699 15164 2022-05-24 43 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7699 15165 2022-05-24 43 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7699 15167 2022-05-24 43 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7699 15168 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7699 15169 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7699 15170 2022-05-24 43 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Michele Scott - The Conservative Party candidate / Mark Hendrick - The Labour Party candidate / Neil Darby - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Michael Welton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7699 15525 2022-05-24 43 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7698 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7698 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7698 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7698 15165 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7698 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7698 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7698 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7698 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Donna Jones - The Conservative Party candidate / Stephen Morgan - The Labour Party candidate / Gerald Vernon-Jackson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7698 15524 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7697 15162 2022-05-24 86 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7697 15163 2022-05-24 86 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7697 15164 2022-05-24 86 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7697 15165 2022-05-24 86 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7697 15167 2022-05-24 86 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7697 15168 2022-05-24 86 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7697 15169 2022-05-24 86 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7697 15170 2022-05-24 86 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Penny Mordaunt - The Conservative Party candidate / Amanda Louise Martin - The Labour Party candidate / Antonia Harrison - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lloyd Day - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7697 15523 2022-05-24 86 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7696 15162 2022-05-24 44 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7696 15163 2022-05-24 44 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7696 15164 2022-05-24 44 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7696 15165 2022-05-24 44 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7696 15167 2022-05-24 44 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7696 15168 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7696 15169 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7696 15170 2022-05-24 44 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sheun Oke - The Conservative Party candidate / Apsana Begum - The Labour Party candidate / Andrew Cregan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Neil Jameson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7696 15522 2022-05-24 44 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7695 15162 2022-05-24 92 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7695 15163 2022-05-24 92 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7695 15164 2022-05-24 92 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7695 15165 2022-05-24 92 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7695 15167 2022-05-24 92 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7695 15168 2022-05-24 92 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7695 15169 2022-05-24 92 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7695 15170 2022-05-24 92 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Syms - The Conservative Party candidate / Sue Aitkenhead - The Labour Party candidate / Victoria Collins - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Barry Harding-Rathbone - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7695 15521 2022-05-24 92 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7694 15162 2022-05-24 141 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7694 15163 2022-05-24 141 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7694 15164 2022-05-24 141 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7694 15165 2022-05-24 141 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7694 15167 2022-05-24 141 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7694 15168 2022-05-24 141 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7694 15169 2022-05-24 141 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7694 15170 2022-05-24 141 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rebecca Smith - The Conservative Party candidate / Luke Pollard - The Labour Party candidate / Graham Reed - The Liberal Democrat candidate / James Overton Ellwood - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7694 15520 2022-05-24 141 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7693 15162 2022-05-24 124 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7693 15163 2022-05-24 124 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7693 15164 2022-05-24 124 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7693 15165 2022-05-24 124 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7693 15167 2022-05-24 124 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7693 15168 2022-05-24 124 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7693 15169 2022-05-24 124 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7693 15170 2022-05-24 124 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Johnny Mercer - The Conservative Party candidate / Charlotte Holloway - The Labour Party candidate / Sarah Martin - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ewan Melling Flavell - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7693 15519 2022-05-24 124 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7692 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7692 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7692 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7692 15165 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7692 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7692 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7692 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7692 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Paul Bristow - The Conservative Party candidate / Lisa Forbes - The Labour Party candidate / Beki Sellick - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Joseph Wells - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7692 15518 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7691 15162 2022-05-24 62 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7691 15163 2022-05-24 62 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7691 15164 2022-05-24 62 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7691 15165 2022-05-24 62 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7691 15167 2022-05-24 62 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7691 15168 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7691 15169 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7691 15170 2022-05-24 62 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Neil Hudson - The Conservative Party candidate / Sarah Anne Williams - The Labour Party candidate / Matthew Severn - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ali Ross - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7691 15517 2022-05-24 62 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7690 15162 2022-05-24 73 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7690 15163 2022-05-24 73 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7690 15164 2022-05-24 73 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7690 15165 2022-05-24 73 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7690 15167 2022-05-24 73 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7690 15168 2022-05-24 73 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7690 15169 2022-05-24 73 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7690 15170 2022-05-24 73 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Miriam Joy Cates - The Conservative Party candidate / Francyne Johnson - The Labour Party candidate / Hannah Ruth Kitching - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7690 15516 2022-05-24 73 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7689 15162 2022-05-24 122 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7689 15163 2022-05-24 122 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7689 15164 2022-05-24 122 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7689 15165 2022-05-24 122 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7689 15167 2022-05-24 122 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7689 15168 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7689 15169 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7689 15170 2022-05-24 122 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Stephenson - The Conservative Party candidate / Azhar Ali - The Labour Party candidate / Gordon Lishman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Clare Hales - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7689 15515 2022-05-24 122 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7688 15162 2022-05-24 46 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7688 15163 2022-05-24 46 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7688 15164 2022-05-24 46 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7688 15165 2022-05-24 46 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7688 15167 2022-05-24 46 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7688 15168 2022-05-24 46 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7688 15169 2022-05-24 46 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7688 15170 2022-05-24 46 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Fredrickson - The Conservative Party candidate / Rosie Sourbut - The Labour Party candidate / Layla Moran - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7688 15514 2022-05-24 46 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7687 15162 2022-05-24 35 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7687 15163 2022-05-24 35 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7687 15164 2022-05-24 35 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7687 15165 2022-05-24 35 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7687 15167 2022-05-24 35 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7687 15168 2022-05-24 35 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7687 15169 2022-05-24 35 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7687 15170 2022-05-24 35 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Louise Mary Staite - The Conservative Party candidate / Anneliese Dodds - The Labour Party candidate / Alistair Fernie - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David Williams - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7687 15513 2022-05-24 35 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7686 15162 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7686 15163 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7686 15164 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7686 15165 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7686 15167 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7686 15168 2022-05-24 9 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7686 15169 2022-05-24 9 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7686 15170 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gareth Bacon - The Conservative Party candidate / Simon Jeal - The Labour Party candidate / Allan Joseph James Tweddle - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Karen Wheller - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7686 15512 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7685 15162 2022-05-24 73 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7685 15163 2022-05-24 73 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7685 15164 2022-05-24 73 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7685 15165 2022-05-24 73 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7685 15167 2022-05-24 73 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7685 15168 2022-05-24 73 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7685 15169 2022-05-24 73 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7685 15170 2022-05-24 73 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kirsty Finlayson - The Conservative Party candidate / Jim McMahon - The Labour Party candidate / Garth Harkness - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Dan Jerrome - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7685 15511 2022-05-24 73 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7684 15162 2022-05-24 123 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7684 15163 2022-05-24 123 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7684 15164 2022-05-24 123 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7684 15165 2022-05-24 123 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7684 15167 2022-05-24 123 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7684 15168 2022-05-24 123 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7684 15169 2022-05-24 123 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7684 15170 2022-05-24 123 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tom Lord - The Conservative Party candidate / Debbie Abrahams - The Labour Party candidate / Sam Al-Hamdani - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Wendy Olsen - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7684 15510 2022-05-24 123 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7683 15162 2022-05-24 33 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7683 15163 2022-05-24 33 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7683 15164 2022-05-24 33 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7683 15165 2022-05-24 33 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7683 15167 2022-05-24 33 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7683 15168 2022-05-24 33 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7683 15169 2022-05-24 33 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7683 15170 2022-05-24 33 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Louie French - The Conservative Party candidate / Daniel Francis - The Labour Party candidate / Simone Reynolds - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jonathan Rooks - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7683 15509 2022-05-24 33 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7682 15162 2022-05-24 121 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7682 15163 2022-05-24 121 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7682 15164 2022-05-24 121 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7682 15165 2022-05-24 121 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7682 15167 2022-05-24 121 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7682 15168 2022-05-24 121 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7682 15169 2022-05-24 121 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7682 15170 2022-05-24 121 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Marcus Jones - The Conservative Party candidate / Zoe Mayou - The Labour Party candidate / Richard Brighton-Knight - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Keith Kondakor - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7682 15508 2022-05-24 121 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7681 15162 2022-05-24 44 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7681 15163 2022-05-24 44 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7681 15164 2022-05-24 44 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7681 15165 2022-05-24 44 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7681 15167 2022-05-24 44 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7681 15168 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7681 15169 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7681 15170 2022-05-24 44 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Marc Harry Mykola Nykolyszyn - The Conservative Party candidate / Lilian Greenwood - The Labour Party candidate / Barry Ian Holliday - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Cath Sutherland - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7681 15507 2022-05-24 44 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7680 15162 2022-05-24 70 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7680 15163 2022-05-24 70 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7680 15164 2022-05-24 70 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7680 15165 2022-05-24 70 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7680 15167 2022-05-24 70 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7680 15168 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7680 15169 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7680 15170 2022-05-24 70 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Stuart Bestwick - The Conservative Party candidate / Alex Norris - The Labour Party candidate / Christina Morgan-Danvers - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andrew Guy Jones - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7680 15506 2022-05-24 70 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7679 15162 2022-05-24 46 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7679 15163 2022-05-24 46 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7679 15164 2022-05-24 46 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7679 15165 2022-05-24 46 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7679 15167 2022-05-24 46 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7679 15168 2022-05-24 46 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7679 15169 2022-05-24 46 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7679 15170 2022-05-24 46 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Victoria Anne Stapleton - The Conservative Party candidate / Nadia Whittome - The Labour Party candidate / Robert Swift - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Michelle Kim Vacciana - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7679 15505 2022-05-24 46 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7678 15162 2022-05-24 146 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7678 15163 2022-05-24 146 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7678 15164 2022-05-24 146 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7678 15165 2022-05-24 146 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7678 15167 2022-05-24 146 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7678 15168 2022-05-24 146 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7678 15169 2022-05-24 146 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7678 15170 2022-05-24 146 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Michael David Spencer - The Conservative Party candidate / Clive Lewis - The Labour Party candidate / James William Wright - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Catherine Joanna Rowett - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7678 15504 2022-05-24 146 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7677 15162 2022-05-24 108 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7677 15163 2022-05-24 108 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7677 15164 2022-05-24 108 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7677 15165 2022-05-24 108 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7677 15167 2022-05-24 108 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7677 15168 2022-05-24 108 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7677 15169 2022-05-24 108 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7677 15170 2022-05-24 108 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Chloe Smith - The Conservative Party candidate / Karen Ann Davis - The Labour Party candidate / Dave Thomas - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Adrian Holmes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7677 15503 2022-05-24 108 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7676 15162 2022-05-24 56 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7676 15163 2022-05-24 56 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7676 15164 2022-05-24 56 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7676 15165 2022-05-24 56 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7676 15167 2022-05-24 56 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7676 15168 2022-05-24 56 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7676 15169 2022-05-24 56 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7676 15170 2022-05-24 56 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Lewer - The Conservative Party candidate / Gareth Matthew Eales - The Labour Party candidate / Jill Hope - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Scott Mabbutt - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7676 15502 2022-05-24 56 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7675 15162 2022-05-24 131 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7675 15163 2022-05-24 131 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7675 15164 2022-05-24 131 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7675 15165 2022-05-24 131 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7675 15167 2022-05-24 131 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7675 15168 2022-05-24 131 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7675 15169 2022-05-24 131 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7675 15170 2022-05-24 131 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Michael Ellis - The Conservative Party candidate / Sally Keeble - The Labour Party candidate / Martin Thomas Sawyer - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Katherine Anne Pate - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7675 15501 2022-05-24 131 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7674 15162 2022-05-24 66 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7674 15163 2022-05-24 66 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7674 15164 2022-05-24 66 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7674 15165 2022-05-24 66 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7674 15167 2022-05-24 66 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7674 15168 2022-05-24 66 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7674 15169 2022-05-24 66 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7674 15170 2022-05-24 66 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Gray - The Conservative Party candidate / Jon Fisher - The Labour Party candidate / Brian Mathew - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Bonnie Jackson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7674 15500 2022-05-24 66 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7673 15162 2022-05-24 76 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7673 15163 2022-05-24 76 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7673 15164 2022-05-24 76 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7673 15165 2022-05-24 76 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7673 15167 2022-05-24 76 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7673 15168 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7673 15169 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7673 15170 2022-05-24 76 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Wild - The Conservative Party candidate / JoAnne Rust - The Labour Party candidate / Rob Colwell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Michael de Whalley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7673 15499 2022-05-24 76 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7672 15162 2022-05-24 82 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7672 15163 2022-05-24 82 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7672 15164 2022-05-24 82 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7672 15165 2022-05-24 82 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7672 15167 2022-05-24 82 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7672 15168 2022-05-24 82 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7672 15169 2022-05-24 82 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7672 15170 2022-05-24 82 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Bridgen - The Conservative Party candidate / Terri Eynon - The Labour Party candidate / Grahame Hudson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Carl Benfield - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7672 15498 2022-05-24 82 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7671 15162 2022-05-24 105 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7671 15163 2022-05-24 105 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7671 15164 2022-05-24 105 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7671 15165 2022-05-24 105 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7671 15167 2022-05-24 105 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7671 15168 2022-05-24 105 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7671 15169 2022-05-24 105 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7671 15170 2022-05-24 105 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kit Malthouse - The Conservative Party candidate / Liz Bell - The Labour Party candidate / Luigi Gregori - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lance Mitchell - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7671 15497 2022-05-24 105 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7670 15162 2022-05-24 103 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7670 15163 2022-05-24 103 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7670 15164 2022-05-24 103 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7670 15165 2022-05-24 103 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7670 15167 2022-05-24 103 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7670 15168 2022-05-24 103 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7670 15169 2022-05-24 103 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7670 15170 2022-05-24 103 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Richard Holden - The Conservative Party candidate / Laura Pidcock - The Labour Party candidate / Michael Keith Peacock - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David Sewell - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7670 15496 2022-05-24 103 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7669 15162 2022-05-24 141 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7669 15163 2022-05-24 141 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7669 15164 2022-05-24 141 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7669 15165 2022-05-24 141 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7669 15167 2022-05-24 141 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7669 15168 2022-05-24 141 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7669 15169 2022-05-24 141 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7669 15170 2022-05-24 141 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Shailesh Vara - The Conservative Party candidate / Cathy Cordiner-Achenbach - The Labour Party candidate / Bridget Smith - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nicola Day - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7669 15495 2022-05-24 141 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7668 15162 2022-05-24 36 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7668 15163 2022-05-24 36 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7668 15164 2022-05-24 36 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7668 15165 2022-05-24 36 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7668 15167 2022-05-24 36 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7668 15168 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7668 15169 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7668 15170 2022-05-24 36 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Craig Tracey - The Conservative Party candidate / Claire Breeze - The Labour Party candidate / Richard Whelan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / James Platt - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7668 15494 2022-05-24 36 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7667 15162 2022-05-24 116 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7667 15163 2022-05-24 116 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7667 15164 2022-05-24 116 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7667 15165 2022-05-24 116 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7667 15167 2022-05-24 116 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7667 15168 2022-05-24 116 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7667 15169 2022-05-24 116 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7667 15170 2022-05-24 116 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Dean Spencer Caroll - The Conservative Party candidate / Mary Glindon - The Labour Party candidate / Chris Boyle - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John Buttery - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7667 15493 2022-05-24 116 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7666 15162 2022-05-24 96 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7666 15163 2022-05-24 96 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7666 15164 2022-05-24 96 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7666 15165 2022-05-24 96 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7666 15167 2022-05-24 96 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7666 15168 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7666 15169 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7666 15170 2022-05-24 96 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Roger Gale - The Conservative Party candidate / Coral Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Angie Curwen - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rob Edwards - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7666 15492 2022-05-24 96 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7665 15162 2022-05-24 62 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7665 15163 2022-05-24 62 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7665 15164 2022-05-24 62 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7665 15165 2022-05-24 62 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7665 15167 2022-05-24 62 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7665 15168 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7665 15169 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7665 15170 2022-05-24 62 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Justin Tomlinson - The Conservative Party candidate / Kate Linnegar - The Labour Party candidate / Katie Critchlow - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andy Bentley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7665 15491 2022-05-24 62 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7664 15162 2022-05-24 90 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7664 15163 2022-05-24 90 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7664 15164 2022-05-24 90 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7664 15165 2022-05-24 90 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7664 15167 2022-05-24 90 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7664 15168 2022-05-24 90 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7664 15169 2022-05-24 90 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7664 15170 2022-05-24 90 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Liam Fox - The Conservative Party candidate / Hannah Margaret Young - The Labour Party candidate / Ashley Cartman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Phil Neve - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7664 15490 2022-05-24 90 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7663 15162 2022-05-24 70 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7663 15163 2022-05-24 70 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7663 15164 2022-05-24 70 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7663 15165 2022-05-24 70 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7663 15167 2022-05-24 70 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7663 15168 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7663 15169 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7663 15170 2022-05-24 70 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Neil Shastri-Hurst - The Conservative Party candidate / Ben Wood - The Labour Party candidate / Helen Morgan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Duncan Kerr - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7663 15489 2022-05-24 70 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7662 15162 2022-05-24 79 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7662 15163 2022-05-24 79 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7662 15164 2022-05-24 79 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7662 15165 2022-05-24 79 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7662 15167 2022-05-24 79 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7662 15168 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7662 15169 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7662 15170 2022-05-24 79 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Duncan Charles Baker - The Conservative Party candidate / Emma Clare Corlett - The Labour Party candidate / Karen Ward - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7662 15488 2022-05-24 79 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7661 15162 2022-05-24 34 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7661 15163 2022-05-24 34 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7661 15164 2022-05-24 34 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7661 15165 2022-05-24 34 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7661 15167 2022-05-24 34 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7661 15168 2022-05-24 34 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7661 15169 2022-05-24 34 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7661 15170 2022-05-24 34 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Bill Wiggin - The Conservative Party candidate / Joe Wood - The Labour Party candidate / Phillip Howells - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ellie Chowns - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7661 15487 2022-05-24 34 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7660 15162 2022-05-24 62 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7660 15163 2022-05-24 62 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7660 15164 2022-05-24 62 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7660 15165 2022-05-24 62 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7660 15167 2022-05-24 62 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7660 15168 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7660 15169 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7660 15170 2022-05-24 62 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jacob Rees-Mogg - The Conservative Party candidate / Mark Christopher Huband - The Labour Party candidate / Nick Coates - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Fay Whitfield - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7660 15486 2022-05-24 62 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7659 15162 2022-05-24 64 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7659 15163 2022-05-24 64 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7659 15164 2022-05-24 64 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7659 15165 2022-05-24 64 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7659 15167 2022-05-24 64 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7659 15168 2022-05-24 64 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7659 15169 2022-05-24 64 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7659 15170 2022-05-24 64 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Oliver Heald - The Conservative Party candidate / Kelley Green - The Labour Party candidate / Amy Finch - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tim Lee - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7659 15485 2022-05-24 64 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7658 15162 2022-05-24 106 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7658 15163 2022-05-24 106 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7658 15164 2022-05-24 106 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7658 15165 2022-05-24 106 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7658 15167 2022-05-24 106 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7658 15168 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7658 15169 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7658 15170 2022-05-24 106 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ranil Jayawardena - The Conservative Party candidate / Barry Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Graham Cockarill - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Culann Walsh - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7658 15484 2022-05-24 106 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7657 15162 2022-05-24 53 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7657 15163 2022-05-24 53 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7657 15164 2022-05-24 53 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7657 15165 2022-05-24 53 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7657 15167 2022-05-24 53 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7657 15168 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7657 15169 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7657 15170 2022-05-24 53 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Lee Rowley - The Conservative Party candidate / Chris Peace - The Labour Party candidate / Ross Shipman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Frank Adlington-Stringer - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7657 15483 2022-05-24 53 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7656 15162 2022-05-24 133 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7656 15163 2022-05-24 133 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7656 15164 2022-05-24 133 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7656 15165 2022-05-24 133 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7656 15167 2022-05-24 133 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7656 15168 2022-05-24 133 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7656 15169 2022-05-24 133 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7656 15170 2022-05-24 133 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Stephen Barclay - The Conservative Party candidate / Diane Boyd - The Labour Party candidate / Rupert Moss-Eccardt - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ruth Johnson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7656 15482 2022-05-24 133 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7655 15162 2022-05-24 80 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7655 15163 2022-05-24 80 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7655 15164 2022-05-24 80 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7655 15165 2022-05-24 80 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7655 15167 2022-05-24 80 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7655 15168 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7655 15169 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7655 15170 2022-05-24 80 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Richard Fuller - The Conservative Party candidate / Julian Vaughan - The Labour Party candidate / Daniel Norton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Philippa Fleming - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7655 15481 2022-05-24 80 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7654 15162 2022-05-24 90 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7654 15163 2022-05-24 90 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7654 15164 2022-05-24 90 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7654 15165 2022-05-24 90 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7654 15167 2022-05-24 90 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7654 15168 2022-05-24 90 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7654 15169 2022-05-24 90 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7654 15170 2022-05-24 90 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ed Parson - The Conservative Party candidate / Kevan Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Craig Martin - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Derek Anthony Morse - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7654 15480 2022-05-24 90 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7653 15162 2022-05-24 78 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7653 15163 2022-05-24 78 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7653 15164 2022-05-24 78 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7653 15165 2022-05-24 78 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7653 15167 2022-05-24 78 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7653 15168 2022-05-24 78 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7653 15169 2022-05-24 78 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7653 15170 2022-05-24 78 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Simon Hoare - The Conservative Party candidate / Pat Osborne - The Labour Party candidate / David Chadwick - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ken Huggins - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7653 15479 2022-05-24 78 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7652 15162 2022-05-24 95 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7652 15163 2022-05-24 95 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7652 15164 2022-05-24 95 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7652 15165 2022-05-24 95 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7652 15167 2022-05-24 95 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7652 15168 2022-05-24 95 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7652 15169 2022-05-24 95 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7652 15170 2022-05-24 95 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Selaine Saxby - The Conservative Party candidate / Finola Honor Oneill - The Labour Party candidate / Alex James White - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Robbie Mack - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7652 15478 2022-05-24 95 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7651 15162 2022-05-24 75 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7651 15163 2022-05-24 75 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7651 15164 2022-05-24 75 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7651 15165 2022-05-24 75 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7651 15167 2022-05-24 75 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7651 15168 2022-05-24 75 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7651 15169 2022-05-24 75 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7651 15170 2022-05-24 75 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Scott Mann - The Conservative Party candidate / Joy Anne Bassett - The Labour Party candidate / Danny Chambers - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7651 15477 2022-05-24 75 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7650 15162 2022-05-24 133 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7650 15163 2022-05-24 133 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7650 15164 2022-05-24 133 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7650 15165 2022-05-24 133 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7650 15167 2022-05-24 133 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7650 15168 2022-05-24 133 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7650 15169 2022-05-24 133 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7650 15170 2022-05-24 133 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Lee - The Conservative Party candidate / Yvette Cooper - The Labour Party candidate / Thomas Anthony Gordon - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7650 15476 2022-05-24 133 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7649 15162 2022-05-24 142 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7649 15163 2022-05-24 142 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7649 15164 2022-05-24 142 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7649 15165 2022-05-24 142 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7649 15167 2022-05-24 142 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7649 15168 2022-05-24 142 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7649 15169 2022-05-24 142 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7649 15170 2022-05-24 142 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Anne Marie Morris - The Conservative Party candidate / James Osben - The Labour Party candidate / Martin Wrigley - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Megan Kathryn Debenham - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7649 15475 2022-05-24 142 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7648 15162 2022-05-24 104 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7648 15163 2022-05-24 104 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7648 15164 2022-05-24 104 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7648 15165 2022-05-24 104 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7648 15167 2022-05-24 104 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7648 15168 2022-05-24 104 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7648 15169 2022-05-24 104 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7648 15170 2022-05-24 104 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Aaron Bell - The Conservative Party candidate / Carl Greatbatch - The Labour Party candidate / Nigel Jones - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Carl Richard Johnson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7648 15474 2022-05-24 104 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7647 15162 2022-05-24 43 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7647 15163 2022-05-24 43 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7647 15164 2022-05-24 43 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7647 15165 2022-05-24 43 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7647 15167 2022-05-24 43 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7647 15168 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7647 15169 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7647 15170 2022-05-24 43 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Guy Lehain - The Conservative Party candidate / Catherine McKinnell - The Labour Party candidate / Nick Cott - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alistair Ford - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7647 15473 2022-05-24 43 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7646 15162 2022-05-24 54 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7646 15163 2022-05-24 54 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7646 15164 2022-05-24 54 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7646 15165 2022-05-24 54 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7646 15167 2022-05-24 54 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7646 15168 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7646 15169 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7646 15170 2022-05-24 54 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robin Gwynn - The Conservative Party candidate / Nick Brown - The Labour Party candidate / Wendy Taylor - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nick Hartley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7646 15472 2022-05-24 54 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7645 15162 2022-05-24 50 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7645 15163 2022-05-24 50 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7645 15164 2022-05-24 50 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7645 15165 2022-05-24 50 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7645 15167 2022-05-24 50 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7645 15168 2022-05-24 50 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7645 15169 2022-05-24 50 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7645 15170 2022-05-24 50 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Emily Payne - The Conservative Party candidate / Chi Onwurah - The Labour Party candidate / Ali Avaei - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tay Pitman - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7645 15471 2022-05-24 50 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7644 15162 2022-05-24 101 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7644 15163 2022-05-24 101 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7644 15164 2022-05-24 101 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7644 15165 2022-05-24 101 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7644 15167 2022-05-24 101 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7644 15168 2022-05-24 101 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7644 15169 2022-05-24 101 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7644 15170 2022-05-24 101 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Laura Farris - The Conservative Party candidate / James Wilder - The Labour Party candidate / Lee Raymond James Dillon - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Steve Masters - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7644 15470 2022-05-24 101 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7643 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7643 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7643 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7643 15165 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7643 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7643 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7643 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7643 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Jenrick - The Conservative Party candidate / James Baggaley - The Labour Party candidate / David Watts - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jay Lewis Henderson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7643 15469 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7642 15162 2022-05-24 68 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7642 15163 2022-05-24 68 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7642 15164 2022-05-24 68 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7642 15165 2022-05-24 68 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7642 15167 2022-05-24 68 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7642 15168 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7642 15169 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7642 15170 2022-05-24 68 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Desmond Swayne - The Conservative Party candidate / Jo Graham - The Labour Party candidate / Jack Davies - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nick Bubb - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7642 15468 2022-05-24 68 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7641 15162 2022-05-24 54 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7641 15163 2022-05-24 54 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7641 15164 2022-05-24 54 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7641 15165 2022-05-24 54 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7641 15167 2022-05-24 54 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7641 15168 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7641 15169 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7641 15170 2022-05-24 54 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Julian Lewis - The Conservative Party candidate / Julie Hope - The Labour Party candidate / Bob Johnston - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nicola Jolly - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7641 15467 2022-05-24 54 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7640 15162 2022-05-24 106 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7640 15163 2022-05-24 106 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7640 15164 2022-05-24 106 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7640 15165 2022-05-24 106 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7640 15167 2022-05-24 106 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7640 15168 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7640 15169 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7640 15170 2022-05-24 106 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrea Jenkyns - The Conservative Party candidate / Deanne Ferguson - The Labour Party candidate / Craig Dobson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Chris Bell - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7640 15466 2022-05-24 106 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7639 15162 2022-05-24 92 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7639 15163 2022-05-24 92 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7639 15164 2022-05-24 92 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7639 15165 2022-05-24 92 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7639 15167 2022-05-24 92 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7639 15168 2022-05-24 92 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7639 15169 2022-05-24 92 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7639 15170 2022-05-24 92 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Morris - The Conservative Party candidate / Lizzi Collinge - The Labour Party candidate / Owen Thomas Lambert - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Chloe Buckley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7639 15465 2022-05-24 92 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7638 15162 2022-05-24 13 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7638 15163 2022-05-24 13 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7638 15164 2022-05-24 13 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7638 15165 2022-05-24 13 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7638 15167 2022-05-24 13 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7638 15168 2022-05-24 13 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7638 15169 2022-05-24 13 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7638 15170 2022-05-24 13 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Paul Beresford - The Conservative Party candidate / Brian Andrew Bostock - The Labour Party candidate / Paul Kennedy - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lisa Claire Scott - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7638 15464 2022-05-24 13 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7637 15162 2022-05-24 41 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7637 15163 2022-05-24 41 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7637 15164 2022-05-24 41 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7637 15165 2022-05-24 41 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7637 15167 2022-05-24 41 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7637 15168 2022-05-24 41 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7637 15169 2022-05-24 41 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7637 15170 2022-05-24 41 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Toby Edward Williams - The Conservative Party candidate / Siobhain McDonagh - The Labour Party candidate / Luke Alexander Taylor - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Pippa Maslin - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7637 15463 2022-05-24 41 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7636 15162 2022-05-24 105 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7636 15163 2022-05-24 105 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7636 15164 2022-05-24 105 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7636 15165 2022-05-24 105 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7636 15167 2022-05-24 105 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7636 15168 2022-05-24 105 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7636 15169 2022-05-24 105 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7636 15170 2022-05-24 105 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Iain Stewart - The Conservative Party candidate / Hannah Frances O'Neill - The Labour Party candidate / Saleyha Ahsan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alan Francis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7636 15462 2022-05-24 105 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7635 15162 2022-05-24 135 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7635 15163 2022-05-24 135 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7635 15164 2022-05-24 135 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7635 15165 2022-05-24 135 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7635 15167 2022-05-24 135 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7635 15168 2022-05-24 135 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7635 15169 2022-05-24 135 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7635 15170 2022-05-24 135 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ben Everitt - The Conservative Party candidate / Charlynne Pullen - The Labour Party candidate / Aisha Mir - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Catherine Jean Rose - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7635 15461 2022-05-24 135 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7634 15162 2022-05-24 82 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7634 15163 2022-05-24 82 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7634 15164 2022-05-24 82 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7634 15165 2022-05-24 82 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7634 15167 2022-05-24 82 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7634 15168 2022-05-24 82 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7634 15169 2022-05-24 82 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7634 15170 2022-05-24 82 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Simon Clarke - The Conservative Party candidate / Lauren Dingsdale - The Labour Party candidate / Jemma Louise Scarlett Joy - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sophie Brown - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7634 15460 2022-05-24 82 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7633 15162 2022-05-24 67 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7633 15163 2022-05-24 67 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7633 15164 2022-05-24 67 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7633 15165 2022-05-24 67 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7633 15167 2022-05-24 67 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7633 15168 2022-05-24 67 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7633 15169 2022-05-24 67 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7633 15170 2022-05-24 67 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ruth Ellen Betson - The Conservative Party candidate / Andy McDonald - The Labour Party candidate / Thomas Crawford - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Hugh Alberti - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7633 15459 2022-05-24 67 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7632 15162 2022-05-24 116 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7632 15163 2022-05-24 116 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7632 15164 2022-05-24 116 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7632 15165 2022-05-24 116 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7632 15167 2022-05-24 116 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7632 15168 2022-05-24 116 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7632 15169 2022-05-24 116 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7632 15170 2022-05-24 116 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nigel Huddleston - The Conservative Party candidate / Helen Russell - The Labour Party candidate / Margaret Rowley - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sue Howarth - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7632 15458 2022-05-24 116 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7631 15162 2022-05-24 82 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7631 15163 2022-05-24 82 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7631 15164 2022-05-24 82 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7631 15165 2022-05-24 82 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7631 15167 2022-05-24 82 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7631 15168 2022-05-24 82 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7631 15169 2022-05-24 82 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7631 15170 2022-05-24 82 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mims Davies - The Conservative Party candidate / Gemma Nadia Bolton - The Labour Party candidate / Robert Liam Eggleston - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Deanna Nicholson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7631 15457 2022-05-24 82 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7630 15162 2022-05-24 142 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7630 15163 2022-05-24 142 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7630 15164 2022-05-24 142 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7630 15165 2022-05-24 142 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7630 15167 2022-05-24 142 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7630 15168 2022-05-24 142 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7630 15169 2022-05-24 142 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7630 15170 2022-05-24 142 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio George Freeman - The Conservative Party candidate / Adrian Heald - The Labour Party candidate / Steffan Aquarone - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7630 15456 2022-05-24 142 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7629 15162 2022-05-24 36 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7629 15163 2022-05-24 36 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7629 15164 2022-05-24 36 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7629 15165 2022-05-24 36 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7629 15167 2022-05-24 36 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7629 15168 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7629 15169 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7629 15170 2022-05-24 36 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Michael Tomlinson - The Conservative Party candidate / Joanne Oldale - The Labour Party candidate / Vikki Slade - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Natalie Carswell - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7629 15455 2022-05-24 36 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7628 15162 2022-05-24 67 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7628 15163 2022-05-24 67 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7628 15164 2022-05-24 67 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7628 15165 2022-05-24 67 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7628 15167 2022-05-24 67 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7628 15168 2022-05-24 67 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7628 15169 2022-05-24 67 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7628 15170 2022-05-24 67 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Pauline Latham - The Conservative Party candidate / Emma Louise Monkman - The Labour Party candidate / Felix Dodds - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sue MacFarlane - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7628 15454 2022-05-24 67 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7627 15162 2022-05-24 64 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7627 15163 2022-05-24 64 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7627 15164 2022-05-24 64 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7627 15165 2022-05-24 64 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7627 15167 2022-05-24 64 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7627 15168 2022-05-24 64 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7627 15169 2022-05-24 64 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7627 15170 2022-05-24 64 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nadine Dorries - The Conservative Party candidate / Rhiannon Meades - The Labour Party candidate / Rachel McGann - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Gareth Ellis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7627 15453 2022-05-24 64 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7626 15162 2022-05-24 208 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7626 15163 2022-05-24 208 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7626 15164 2022-05-24 208 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7626 15165 2022-05-24 208 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7626 15167 2022-05-24 208 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7626 15168 2022-05-24 208 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7626 15169 2022-05-24 208 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7626 15170 2022-05-24 208 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Saqib Bhatti - The Conservative Party candidate / Teresa Frances Beddis - The Labour Party candidate / Laura McCarthy - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Steve Caudwell - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7626 15452 2022-05-24 208 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7625 15162 2022-05-24 103 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7625 15163 2022-05-24 103 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7625 15164 2022-05-24 103 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7625 15165 2022-05-24 103 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7625 15167 2022-05-24 103 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7625 15168 2022-05-24 103 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7625 15169 2022-05-24 103 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7625 15170 2022-05-24 103 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Flick Drummond - The Conservative Party candidate / Matt Bunday - The Labour Party candidate / Lewis North - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Malcolm Wallace - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7625 15451 2022-05-24 103 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7624 15162 2022-05-24 115 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7624 15163 2022-05-24 115 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7624 15164 2022-05-24 115 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7624 15165 2022-05-24 115 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7624 15167 2022-05-24 115 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7624 15168 2022-05-24 115 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7624 15169 2022-05-24 115 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7624 15170 2022-05-24 115 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ben Bradley - The Conservative Party candidate / Sonya Rose Ward - The Labour Party candidate / Sarah Louise Brown - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7624 15450 2022-05-24 115 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7623 15162 2022-05-24 88 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7623 15163 2022-05-24 88 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7623 15164 2022-05-24 88 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7623 15165 2022-05-24 88 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7623 15167 2022-05-24 88 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7623 15168 2022-05-24 88 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7623 15169 2022-05-24 88 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7623 15170 2022-05-24 88 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Shengke Zhi - The Conservative Party candidate / Jeff Smith - The Labour Party candidate / John Leech - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lucy Bannister - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7623 15449 2022-05-24 88 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7622 15162 2022-05-24 73 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7622 15163 2022-05-24 73 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7622 15164 2022-05-24 73 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7622 15165 2022-05-24 73 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7622 15167 2022-05-24 73 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7622 15168 2022-05-24 73 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7622 15169 2022-05-24 73 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7622 15170 2022-05-24 73 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sebastian Michael Lowe - The Conservative Party candidate / Afzal Khan - The Labour Party candidate / Jackie Pearcey - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Eliza Kate Tyrrell - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7622 15448 2022-05-24 73 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7621 15162 2022-05-24 71 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7621 15163 2022-05-24 71 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7621 15164 2022-05-24 71 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7621 15165 2022-05-24 71 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7621 15167 2022-05-24 71 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7621 15168 2022-05-24 71 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7621 15169 2022-05-24 71 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7621 15170 2022-05-24 71 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Shaden Jaradat - The Conservative Party candidate / Lucy Powell - The Labour Party candidate / John Bridges - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Melanie Jane Horrocks - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7621 15447 2022-05-24 71 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7620 15162 2022-05-24 141 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7620 15163 2022-05-24 141 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7620 15164 2022-05-24 141 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7620 15165 2022-05-24 141 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7620 15167 2022-05-24 141 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7620 15168 2022-05-24 141 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7620 15169 2022-05-24 141 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7620 15170 2022-05-24 141 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio John Whittingdale - The Conservative Party candidate / Stephen Capper - The Labour Party candidate / Colin Baldy - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Janet Band - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7620 15446 2022-05-24 141 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7619 15162 2022-05-24 133 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7619 15163 2022-05-24 133 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7619 15164 2022-05-24 133 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7619 15165 2022-05-24 133 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7619 15167 2022-05-24 133 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7619 15168 2022-05-24 133 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7619 15169 2022-05-24 133 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7619 15170 2022-05-24 133 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nick King - The Conservative Party candidate / Yvonne Fovargue - The Labour Party candidate / John Skipworth - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sheila Joan Shaw - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7619 15445 2022-05-24 133 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7618 15162 2022-05-24 77 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7618 15163 2022-05-24 77 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7618 15164 2022-05-24 77 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7618 15165 2022-05-24 77 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7618 15167 2022-05-24 77 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7618 15168 2022-05-24 77 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7618 15169 2022-05-24 77 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7618 15170 2022-05-24 77 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Helen Grant - The Conservative Party candidate / Dan Wilkinson - The Labour Party candidate / James Willis - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Stuart Jeffrey - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7618 15444 2022-05-24 77 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7617 15162 2022-05-24 62 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7617 15163 2022-05-24 62 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7617 15164 2022-05-24 62 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7617 15165 2022-05-24 62 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7617 15167 2022-05-24 62 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7617 15168 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7617 15169 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7617 15170 2022-05-24 62 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Theresa May - The Conservative Party candidate / Pat McDonald - The Labour Party candidate / Joshua Peter Reynolds - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Emily Claire Elizabeth Tomalin - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7617 15443 2022-05-24 62 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7616 15162 2022-05-24 75 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7616 15163 2022-05-24 75 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7616 15164 2022-05-24 75 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7616 15165 2022-05-24 75 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7616 15167 2022-05-24 75 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7616 15168 2022-05-24 75 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7616 15169 2022-05-24 75 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7616 15170 2022-05-24 75 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Rutley - The Conservative Party candidate / Neil Puttick - The Labour Party candidate / Neil Christian - The Liberal Democrat candidate / James Booth - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7616 15442 2022-05-24 75 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7615 15162 2022-05-24 37 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7615 15163 2022-05-24 37 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7615 15164 2022-05-24 37 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7615 15165 2022-05-24 37 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7615 15167 2022-05-24 37 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7615 15168 2022-05-24 37 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7615 15169 2022-05-24 37 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7615 15170 2022-05-24 37 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Parvez Akhtar - The Conservative Party candidate / Rachel Hopkins - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ben Foley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7615 15441 2022-05-24 37 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7614 15162 2022-05-24 60 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7614 15163 2022-05-24 60 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7614 15164 2022-05-24 60 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7614 15165 2022-05-24 60 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7614 15167 2022-05-24 60 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7614 15168 2022-05-24 60 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7614 15169 2022-05-24 60 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7614 15170 2022-05-24 60 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jeet Bains - The Conservative Party candidate / Sarah Owen - The Labour Party candidate / Linda Jack - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Simon Hall - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7614 15440 2022-05-24 60 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7613 15162 2022-05-24 54 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7613 15163 2022-05-24 54 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7613 15164 2022-05-24 54 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7613 15165 2022-05-24 54 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7613 15167 2022-05-24 54 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7613 15168 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7613 15169 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7613 15170 2022-05-24 54 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Philip Dunne - The Conservative Party candidate / Kuldip Sahota - The Labour Party candidate / Heather Kidd - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Hilary Wendt - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7613 15439 2022-05-24 54 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7612 15162 2022-05-24 84 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7612 15163 2022-05-24 84 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7612 15164 2022-05-24 84 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7612 15165 2022-05-24 84 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7612 15167 2022-05-24 84 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7612 15168 2022-05-24 84 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7612 15169 2022-05-24 84 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7612 15170 2022-05-24 84 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Victoria Atkins - The Conservative Party candidate / Ellie Green - The Labour Party candidate / Ross David Pepper - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7612 15438 2022-05-24 84 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7611 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7611 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7611 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7611 15165 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7611 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7611 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7611 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7611 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jane Hunt - The Conservative Party candidate / Stuart Brady - The Labour Party candidate / Ian Robert Sharpe - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Wesley Walton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7611 15437 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7610 15162 2022-05-24 76 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7610 15163 2022-05-24 76 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7610 15164 2022-05-24 76 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7610 15165 2022-05-24 76 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7610 15167 2022-05-24 76 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7610 15168 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7610 15169 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7610 15170 2022-05-24 76 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tom Bradley - The Conservative Party candidate / Ian Byrne - The Labour Party candidate / Paul Parr - The Liberal Democrat candidate / William Ward - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7610 15436 2022-05-24 76 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7609 15162 2022-05-24 90 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7609 15163 2022-05-24 90 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7609 15164 2022-05-24 90 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7609 15165 2022-05-24 90 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7609 15167 2022-05-24 90 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7609 15168 2022-05-24 90 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7609 15169 2022-05-24 90 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7609 15170 2022-05-24 90 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Catherine Riordan Mulhern - The Conservative Party candidate / Paula Barker - The Labour Party candidate / Richard Kemp - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kay Inckle - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7609 15435 2022-05-24 90 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7608 15162 2022-05-24 52 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7608 15163 2022-05-24 52 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7608 15164 2022-05-24 52 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7608 15165 2022-05-24 52 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7608 15167 2022-05-24 52 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7608 15168 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7608 15169 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7608 15170 2022-05-24 52 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alexander George Phillips - The Conservative Party candidate / Dan Carden - The Labour Party candidate / David Newman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ted Grant - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7608 15434 2022-05-24 52 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7607 15162 2022-05-24 95 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7607 15163 2022-05-24 95 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7607 15164 2022-05-24 95 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7607 15165 2022-05-24 95 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7607 15167 2022-05-24 95 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7607 15168 2022-05-24 95 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7607 15169 2022-05-24 95 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7607 15170 2022-05-24 95 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sean Paul Malkeson - The Conservative Party candidate / Kim Johnson - The Labour Party candidate / Rob McAllister-Bell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tom Crone - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7607 15433 2022-05-24 95 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7606 15162 2022-05-24 84 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7606 15163 2022-05-24 84 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7606 15164 2022-05-24 84 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7606 15165 2022-05-24 84 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7606 15167 2022-05-24 84 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7606 15168 2022-05-24 84 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7606 15169 2022-05-24 84 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7606 15170 2022-05-24 84 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Karl McCartney - The Conservative Party candidate / Karen Lee - The Labour Party candidate / Caroline Kenyon - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sally Horscroft - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7606 15432 2022-05-24 84 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7605 15162 2022-05-24 72 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7605 15163 2022-05-24 72 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7605 15164 2022-05-24 72 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7605 15165 2022-05-24 72 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7605 15167 2022-05-24 72 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7605 15168 2022-05-24 72 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7605 15169 2022-05-24 72 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7605 15170 2022-05-24 72 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Michael Fabricant - The Conservative Party candidate / Dave Robertson - The Labour Party candidate / Paul Ray - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andrea Michelle Muckley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7605 15431 2022-05-24 72 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7604 15162 2022-05-24 18 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7604 15163 2022-05-24 18 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7604 15164 2022-05-24 18 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7604 15165 2022-05-24 18 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7604 15167 2022-05-24 18 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7604 15168 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7604 15169 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7604 15170 2022-05-24 18 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Noshaba Khiljee - The Conservative Party candidate / John Cryer - The Labour Party candidate / Benjamin Sims - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ashley Gunstock - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7604 15430 2022-05-24 18 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7603 15162 2022-05-24 73 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7603 15163 2022-05-24 73 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7603 15164 2022-05-24 73 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7603 15165 2022-05-24 73 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7603 15167 2022-05-24 73 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7603 15168 2022-05-24 73 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7603 15169 2022-05-24 73 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7603 15170 2022-05-24 73 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gavin Daniel Haran - The Conservative Party candidate / Vicky Foxcroft - The Labour Party candidate / Bobby Dean - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andrea Carey Fuller - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7603 15429 2022-05-24 73 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7602 15162 2022-05-24 59 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7602 15163 2022-05-24 59 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7602 15164 2022-05-24 59 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7602 15165 2022-05-24 59 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7602 15167 2022-05-24 59 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7602 15168 2022-05-24 59 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7602 15169 2022-05-24 59 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7602 15170 2022-05-24 59 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Aisha Cuthbert - The Conservative Party candidate / Ellie Reeves - The Labour Party candidate / Alex Feakes - The Liberal Democrat candidate / James Braun - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7602 15428 2022-05-24 59 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7601 15162 2022-05-24 34 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7601 15163 2022-05-24 34 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7601 15164 2022-05-24 34 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7601 15165 2022-05-24 34 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7601 15167 2022-05-24 34 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7601 15168 2022-05-24 34 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7601 15169 2022-05-24 34 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7601 15170 2022-05-24 34 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sam Thurgood - The Conservative Party candidate / Janet Daby - The Labour Party candidate / Ade Fatukasi - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7601 15427 2022-05-24 34 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7600 15162 2022-05-24 79 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7600 15163 2022-05-24 79 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7600 15164 2022-05-24 79 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7600 15165 2022-05-24 79 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7600 15167 2022-05-24 79 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7600 15168 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7600 15169 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7600 15170 2022-05-24 79 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Maria Caulfield - The Conservative Party candidate / Kate Chappell - The Labour Party candidate / Oli Henman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Johnny Denis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7600 15426 2022-05-24 79 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7599 15162 2022-05-24 114 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7599 15163 2022-05-24 114 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7599 15164 2022-05-24 114 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7599 15165 2022-05-24 114 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7599 15167 2022-05-24 114 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7599 15168 2022-05-24 114 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7599 15169 2022-05-24 114 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7599 15170 2022-05-24 114 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Grundy - The Conservative Party candidate / Jo Platt - The Labour Party candidate / Richard Mark Clayton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7599 15425 2022-05-24 114 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7598 15162 2022-05-24 43 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7598 15163 2022-05-24 43 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7598 15164 2022-05-24 43 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7598 15165 2022-05-24 43 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7598 15167 2022-05-24 43 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7598 15168 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7598 15169 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7598 15170 2022-05-24 43 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Amanda Wright - The Conservative Party candidate / Liz Kendall - The Labour Party candidate / Ian Bradwell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Anika Goddard - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7598 15424 2022-05-24 43 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7597 15162 2022-05-24 44 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7597 15163 2022-05-24 44 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7597 15164 2022-05-24 44 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7597 15165 2022-05-24 44 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7597 15167 2022-05-24 44 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7597 15168 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7597 15169 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7597 15170 2022-05-24 44 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Natalie Anne Neale - The Conservative Party candidate / Jon Ashworth - The Labour Party candidate / Chris Coghlan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mags Lewis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7597 15423 2022-05-24 44 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7596 15162 2022-05-24 17 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7596 15163 2022-05-24 17 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7596 15164 2022-05-24 17 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7596 15165 2022-05-24 17 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7596 15167 2022-05-24 17 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7596 15168 2022-05-24 17 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7596 15169 2022-05-24 17 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7596 15170 2022-05-24 17 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Bhupen Dave - The Conservative Party candidate / The Labour Party candidate / Nitesh Dave - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Melanie Wakley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7596 15422 2022-05-24 17 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7595 15162 2022-05-24 106 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7595 15163 2022-05-24 106 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7595 15164 2022-05-24 106 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7595 15165 2022-05-24 106 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7595 15167 2022-05-24 106 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7595 15168 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7595 15169 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7595 15170 2022-05-24 106 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Christopher Dormer - The Conservative Party candidate / Rachel Reeves - The Labour Party candidate / Dan Walker - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Victoria Smith - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7595 15421 2022-05-24 106 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7594 15162 2022-05-24 55 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7594 15163 2022-05-24 55 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7594 15164 2022-05-24 55 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7594 15165 2022-05-24 55 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7594 15167 2022-05-24 55 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7594 15168 2022-05-24 55 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7594 15169 2022-05-24 55 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7594 15170 2022-05-24 55 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Stewart Harper - The Conservative Party candidate / Alex Sobel - The Labour Party candidate / Kamran Hussain - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Martin Hemingway - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7594 15420 2022-05-24 55 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7593 15162 2022-05-24 59 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7593 15163 2022-05-24 59 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7593 15164 2022-05-24 59 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7593 15165 2022-05-24 59 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7593 15167 2022-05-24 59 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7593 15168 2022-05-24 59 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7593 15169 2022-05-24 59 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7593 15170 2022-05-24 59 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Amjad Bashir - The Conservative Party candidate / Fabian Hamilton - The Labour Party candidate / Jon Hannah - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rachel Hartshorne - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7593 15419 2022-05-24 59 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7592 15162 2022-05-24 110 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7592 15163 2022-05-24 110 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7592 15164 2022-05-24 110 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7592 15165 2022-05-24 110 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7592 15167 2022-05-24 110 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7592 15168 2022-05-24 110 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7592 15169 2022-05-24 110 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7592 15170 2022-05-24 110 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jill Mortimer - The Conservative Party candidate / Richard Burgon - The Labour Party candidate / David Dresser - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Shahab Adris - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7592 15418 2022-05-24 110 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7591 15162 2022-05-24 103 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7591 15163 2022-05-24 103 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7591 15164 2022-05-24 103 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7591 15165 2022-05-24 103 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7591 15167 2022-05-24 103 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7591 15168 2022-05-24 103 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7591 15169 2022-05-24 103 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7591 15170 2022-05-24 103 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Peter Fortune - The Conservative Party candidate / Hilary Benn - The Labour Party candidate / Jack Holland - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ed Carlisle - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7591 15417 2022-05-24 103 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7590 15162 2022-05-24 114 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7590 15163 2022-05-24 114 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7590 15164 2022-05-24 114 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7590 15165 2022-05-24 114 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7590 15167 2022-05-24 114 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7590 15168 2022-05-24 114 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7590 15169 2022-05-24 114 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7590 15170 2022-05-24 114 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Louise Thistlethwaite - The Conservative Party candidate / Cat Smith - The Labour Party candidate / Peter James Jackson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Caroline Jackson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7590 15416 2022-05-24 114 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7589 15162 2022-05-24 116 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7589 15163 2022-05-24 116 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7589 15164 2022-05-24 116 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7589 15165 2022-05-24 116 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7589 15167 2022-05-24 116 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7589 15168 2022-05-24 116 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7589 15169 2022-05-24 116 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7589 15170 2022-05-24 116 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rushi Millns - The Conservative Party candidate / George Howarth - The Labour Party candidate / Joseph Robert Slupsky - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Paul Woodruff - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7589 15415 2022-05-24 116 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7588 15162 2022-05-24 76 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7588 15163 2022-05-24 76 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7588 15164 2022-05-24 76 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7588 15165 2022-05-24 76 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7588 15167 2022-05-24 76 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7588 15168 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7588 15169 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7588 15170 2022-05-24 76 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Chris Skidmore - The Conservative Party candidate / Nicola Jane Bowden-Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Dine Romero - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Joseph Evans - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7588 15414 2022-05-24 76 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7587 15162 2022-05-24 124 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7587 15163 2022-05-24 124 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7587 15164 2022-05-24 124 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7587 15165 2022-05-24 124 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7587 15167 2022-05-24 124 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7587 15168 2022-05-24 124 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7587 15169 2022-05-24 124 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7587 15170 2022-05-24 124 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Scott Ashley Bell - The Conservative Party candidate / Emma Hardy - The Labour Party candidate / David Nolan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mike Lammiman - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7587 15413 2022-05-24 124 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7586 15162 2022-05-24 70 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7586 15163 2022-05-24 70 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7586 15164 2022-05-24 70 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7586 15165 2022-05-24 70 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7586 15167 2022-05-24 70 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7586 15168 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7586 15169 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7586 15170 2022-05-24 70 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Holly Whitbread - The Conservative Party candidate / Diana R. Johnson - The Labour Party candidate / Mike Ross - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Richard Howarth - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7586 15412 2022-05-24 70 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7585 15162 2022-05-24 47 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7585 15163 2022-05-24 47 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7585 15164 2022-05-24 47 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7585 15165 2022-05-24 47 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7585 15167 2022-05-24 47 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7585 15168 2022-05-24 47 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7585 15169 2022-05-24 47 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7585 15170 2022-05-24 47 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rachel Louise Storer - The Conservative Party candidate / Karl Turner - The Labour Party candidate / Bob Morgan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Julia Brown - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7585 15411 2022-05-24 47 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7584 15162 2022-05-24 50 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7584 15163 2022-05-24 50 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7584 15164 2022-05-24 50 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7584 15165 2022-05-24 50 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7584 15167 2022-05-24 50 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7584 15168 2022-05-24 50 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7584 15169 2022-05-24 50 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7584 15170 2022-05-24 50 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Aphra Brandreth - The Conservative Party candidate / Leanne Werner - The Labour Party candidate / Edward Davey - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sharron Sumner - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7584 15410 2022-05-24 50 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7583 15162 2022-05-24 89 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7583 15163 2022-05-24 89 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7583 15164 2022-05-24 89 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7583 15165 2022-05-24 89 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7583 15167 2022-05-24 89 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7583 15168 2022-05-24 89 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7583 15169 2022-05-24 89 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7583 15170 2022-05-24 89 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Philip Hollobone - The Conservative Party candidate / Clare Pavitt - The Labour Party candidate / Chris Nelson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jamie Paul Wildman - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7583 15409 2022-05-24 89 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7581 15162 2022-05-24 78 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7581 15163 2022-05-24 78 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7581 15164 2022-05-24 78 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7581 15165 2022-05-24 78 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7581 15167 2022-05-24 78 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7581 15168 2022-05-24 78 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7581 15169 2022-05-24 78 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7581 15170 2022-05-24 78 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jeremy Wright - The Conservative Party candidate / Antony James Tucker - The Labour Party candidate / Richard Dickson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alison Firth - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7581 15407 2022-05-24 78 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7580 15162 2022-05-24 81 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7580 15163 2022-05-24 81 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7580 15164 2022-05-24 81 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7580 15165 2022-05-24 81 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7580 15167 2022-05-24 81 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7580 15168 2022-05-24 81 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7580 15169 2022-05-24 81 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7580 15170 2022-05-24 81 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robbie Moore - The Conservative Party candidate / John Grogan - The Labour Party candidate / Thomas Franks - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7580 15406 2022-05-24 81 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7579 15162 2022-05-24 94 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7579 15163 2022-05-24 94 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7579 15164 2022-05-24 94 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7579 15165 2022-05-24 94 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7579 15167 2022-05-24 94 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7579 15168 2022-05-24 94 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7579 15169 2022-05-24 94 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7579 15170 2022-05-24 94 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nick Oliver - The Conservative Party candidate / Kate Osborne - The Labour Party candidate / David Wilkinson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / James Paul Milne - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7579 15405 2022-05-24 94 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7578 15162 2022-05-24 18 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7578 15163 2022-05-24 18 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7578 15164 2022-05-24 18 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7578 15165 2022-05-24 18 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7578 15167 2022-05-24 18 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7578 15168 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7578 15169 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7578 15170 2022-05-24 18 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jason Charalambous - The Conservative Party candidate / Emily Thornberry - The Labour Party candidate / Kate Elizabeth Pothalingam - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Talia Hussain - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7578 15404 2022-05-24 18 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7577 15162 2022-05-24 53 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7577 15163 2022-05-24 53 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7577 15164 2022-05-24 53 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7577 15165 2022-05-24 53 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7577 15167 2022-05-24 53 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7577 15168 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7577 15169 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7577 15170 2022-05-24 53 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Clark - The Conservative Party candidate / The Labour Party candidate / Nick Wakeling - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Caroline Russell - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7577 15403 2022-05-24 53 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7576 15162 2022-05-24 188 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7576 15163 2022-05-24 188 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7576 15164 2022-05-24 188 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7576 15165 2022-05-24 188 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7576 15167 2022-05-24 188 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7576 15168 2022-05-24 188 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7576 15169 2022-05-24 188 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7576 15170 2022-05-24 188 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Bob Seely - The Conservative Party candidate / Richard Quigley - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Vix Lowthion - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7576 15402 2022-05-24 188 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7575 15162 2022-05-24 98 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7575 15163 2022-05-24 98 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7575 15164 2022-05-24 98 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7575 15165 2022-05-24 98 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7575 15167 2022-05-24 98 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7575 15168 2022-05-24 98 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7575 15169 2022-05-24 98 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7575 15170 2022-05-24 98 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tom Hunt - The Conservative Party candidate / Sandy Martin - The Labour Party candidate / Adrian Trett - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Barry Broom - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7575 15401 2022-05-24 98 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7574 15162 2022-05-24 18 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7574 15163 2022-05-24 18 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7574 15164 2022-05-24 18 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7574 15165 2022-05-24 18 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7574 15167 2022-05-24 18 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7574 15168 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7574 15169 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7574 15170 2022-05-24 18 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ali Azeem - The Conservative Party candidate / Sam Tarry - The Labour Party candidate / Ashburn Holder - The Liberal Democrat candidate / RoseMary Warrington - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7574 15400 2022-05-24 18 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7573 15162 2022-05-24 8 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7573 15163 2022-05-24 8 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7573 15164 2022-05-24 8 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7573 15165 2022-05-24 8 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7573 15167 2022-05-24 8 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7573 15168 2022-05-24 8 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7573 15169 2022-05-24 8 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7573 15170 2022-05-24 8 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Howard Berlin - The Conservative Party candidate / Wes Streeting - The Labour Party candidate / Mark Johnson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David Reynolds - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7573 15399 2022-05-24 8 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7572 15162 2022-05-24 68 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7572 15163 2022-05-24 68 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7572 15164 2022-05-24 68 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7572 15165 2022-05-24 68 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7572 15167 2022-05-24 68 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7572 15168 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7572 15169 2022-05-24 68 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7572 15170 2022-05-24 68 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sara Britcliffe - The Conservative Party candidate / Graham Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Adam John Thomas Waller-Slack - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Katrina Brockbank - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7572 15398 2022-05-24 68 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7571 15162 2022-05-24 100 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7571 15163 2022-05-24 100 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7571 15164 2022-05-24 100 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7571 15165 2022-05-24 100 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7571 15167 2022-05-24 100 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7571 15168 2022-05-24 100 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7571 15169 2022-05-24 100 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7571 15170 2022-05-24 100 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jonathan Djanogly - The Conservative Party candidate / Samuel Paul Sweek - The Labour Party candidate / Mark Timothy Argent - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Daniel Laycock - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7571 15397 2022-05-24 100 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7570 15162 2022-05-24 46 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7570 15163 2022-05-24 46 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7570 15164 2022-05-24 46 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7570 15165 2022-05-24 46 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7570 15167 2022-05-24 46 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7570 15168 2022-05-24 46 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7570 15169 2022-05-24 46 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7570 15170 2022-05-24 46 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ken Davy - The Conservative Party candidate / Barry Sheerman - The Labour Party candidate / James Wilkinson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andrew Cooper - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7570 15396 2022-05-24 46 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7569 15162 2022-05-24 123 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7569 15163 2022-05-24 123 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7569 15164 2022-05-24 123 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7569 15165 2022-05-24 123 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7569 15167 2022-05-24 123 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7569 15168 2022-05-24 123 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7569 15169 2022-05-24 123 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7569 15170 2022-05-24 123 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Stuart Nemeth - The Conservative Party candidate / Peter Kyle - The Labour Party candidate / Beatrice Bass - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ollie Sykes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7569 15395 2022-05-24 123 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7568 15162 2022-05-24 51 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7568 15163 2022-05-24 51 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7568 15164 2022-05-24 51 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7568 15165 2022-05-24 51 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7568 15167 2022-05-24 51 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7568 15168 2022-05-24 51 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7568 15169 2022-05-24 51 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7568 15170 2022-05-24 51 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Christopher John Charles Howarth - The Conservative Party candidate / Bridget Phillipson - The Labour Party candidate / Paul Edgeworth - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Richard Peter Bradley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7568 15394 2022-05-24 51 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7567 15162 2022-05-24 110 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7567 15163 2022-05-24 110 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7567 15164 2022-05-24 110 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7567 15165 2022-05-24 110 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7567 15167 2022-05-24 110 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7567 15168 2022-05-24 110 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7567 15169 2022-05-24 110 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7567 15170 2022-05-24 110 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jeremy Quin - The Conservative Party candidate / Michael Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Louise Potter - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Catherine Mary Ross - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7567 15393 2022-05-24 110 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7566 15162 2022-05-24 34 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7566 15163 2022-05-24 34 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7566 15164 2022-05-24 34 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7566 15165 2022-05-24 34 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7566 15167 2022-05-24 34 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7566 15168 2022-05-24 34 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7566 15169 2022-05-24 34 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7566 15170 2022-05-24 34 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ed McGuinness - The Conservative Party candidate / Catherine West - The Labour Party candidate / Dawn Barnes - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jarelle Francis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7566 15392 2022-05-24 34 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7565 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7565 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7565 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7565 15165 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7565 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7565 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7565 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7565 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Julia Lopez - The Conservative Party candidate / Tele Lawal - The Labour Party candidate / Thomas Patrick Clarke - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Peter Caton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7565 15391 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7564 15162 2022-05-24 26 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7564 15163 2022-05-24 26 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7564 15164 2022-05-24 26 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7564 15165 2022-05-24 26 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7564 15167 2022-05-24 26 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7564 15168 2022-05-24 26 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7564 15169 2022-05-24 26 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7564 15170 2022-05-24 26 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alexandra Hayward - The Conservative Party candidate / Keir Starmer - The Labour Party candidate / Matthew Kirk - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kirsten De Keyser - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7564 15390 2022-05-24 26 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7563 15162 2022-05-24 44 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7563 15163 2022-05-24 44 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7563 15164 2022-05-24 44 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7563 15165 2022-05-24 44 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7563 15167 2022-05-24 44 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7563 15168 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7563 15169 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7563 15170 2022-05-24 44 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Bim Afolami - The Conservative Party candidate / Kay Frances Tart - The Labour Party candidate / Sam S Collins - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7563 15389 2022-05-24 44 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7562 15162 2022-05-24 110 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7562 15163 2022-05-24 110 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7562 15164 2022-05-24 110 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7562 15165 2022-05-24 110 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7562 15167 2022-05-24 110 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7562 15168 2022-05-24 110 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7562 15169 2022-05-24 110 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7562 15170 2022-05-24 110 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Largan - The Conservative Party candidate / Ruth George - The Labour Party candidate / David William Lomax - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Robert Hodgetts-Haley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7562 15388 2022-05-24 110 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7561 15162 2022-05-24 120 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7561 15163 2022-05-24 120 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7561 15164 2022-05-24 120 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7561 15165 2022-05-24 120 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7561 15167 2022-05-24 120 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7561 15168 2022-05-24 120 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7561 15169 2022-05-24 120 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7561 15170 2022-05-24 120 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Chris Clarkson - The Conservative Party candidate / Liz McInnes - The Labour Party candidate / Anthony John Smith - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nigel Ian Ainsworth-Barnes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7561 15387 2022-05-24 120 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7560 15162 2022-05-24 72 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7560 15163 2022-05-24 72 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7560 15164 2022-05-24 72 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7560 15165 2022-05-24 72 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7560 15167 2022-05-24 72 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7560 15168 2022-05-24 72 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7560 15169 2022-05-24 72 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7560 15170 2022-05-24 72 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Guy Opperman - The Conservative Party candidate / Penny Grennan - The Labour Party candidate / Stephen Howse - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nick Morphet - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7560 15386 2022-05-24 72 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7559 15162 2022-05-24 67 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7559 15163 2022-05-24 67 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7559 15164 2022-05-24 67 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7559 15165 2022-05-24 67 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7559 15167 2022-05-24 67 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7559 15168 2022-05-24 67 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7559 15169 2022-05-24 67 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7559 15170 2022-05-24 67 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Oliver Dowden - The Conservative Party candidate / Holly Kal-Weiss - The Labour Party candidate / Stephen James Barrett - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John Humphries - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7559 15385 2022-05-24 67 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7558 15162 2022-05-24 121 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7558 15163 2022-05-24 121 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7558 15164 2022-05-24 121 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7558 15165 2022-05-24 121 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7558 15167 2022-05-24 121 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7558 15168 2022-05-24 121 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7558 15169 2022-05-24 121 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7558 15170 2022-05-24 121 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Julie Marson - The Conservative Party candidate / Chris Vince - The Labour Party candidate / Chris Lucas - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lucy Downes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7558 15384 2022-05-24 121 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7557 15162 2022-05-24 85 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7557 15163 2022-05-24 85 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7557 15164 2022-05-24 85 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7557 15165 2022-05-24 85 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7557 15167 2022-05-24 85 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7557 15168 2022-05-24 85 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7557 15169 2022-05-24 85 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7557 15170 2022-05-24 85 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jesse Norman - The Conservative Party candidate / Anna-Maria Coda - The Labour Party candidate / Lucy Hurds - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Diana Toynbee - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7557 15383 2022-05-24 85 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7556 15162 2022-05-24 31 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7556 15163 2022-05-24 31 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7556 15164 2022-05-24 31 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7556 15165 2022-05-24 31 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7556 15167 2022-05-24 31 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7556 15168 2022-05-24 31 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7556 15169 2022-05-24 31 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7556 15170 2022-05-24 31 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio John Howell - The Conservative Party candidate / Zaid Yaqoob Marham - The Labour Party candidate / Laura Coyle - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jo Robb - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7556 15382 2022-05-24 31 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7555 15162 2022-05-24 18 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7555 15163 2022-05-24 18 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7555 15164 2022-05-24 18 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7555 15165 2022-05-24 18 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7555 15167 2022-05-24 18 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7555 15168 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7555 15169 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7555 15170 2022-05-24 18 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Matthew Offord - The Conservative Party candidate / David Pinto-Duschinsky - The Labour Party candidate / Clareine Enderby - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Portia Vincent-Kirby - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7555 15381 2022-05-24 18 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7554 15162 2022-05-24 61 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7554 15163 2022-05-24 61 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7554 15164 2022-05-24 61 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7554 15165 2022-05-24 61 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7554 15167 2022-05-24 61 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7554 15168 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7554 15169 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7554 15170 2022-05-24 61 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Louise Calland - The Conservative Party candidate / Jon Trickett - The Labour Party candidate / James Monaghan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lyn Morton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7554 15380 2022-05-24 61 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7553 15162 2022-05-24 62 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7553 15163 2022-05-24 62 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7553 15164 2022-05-24 62 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7553 15165 2022-05-24 62 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7553 15167 2022-05-24 62 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7553 15168 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7553 15169 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7553 15170 2022-05-24 62 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mike Penning - The Conservative Party candidate / Nabila Ahmed - The Labour Party candidate / Sammy Barry - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sherief Mamoun Hassan - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7553 15379 2022-05-24 62 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7552 15162 2022-05-24 80 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7552 15163 2022-05-24 80 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7552 15164 2022-05-24 80 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7552 15165 2022-05-24 80 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7552 15167 2022-05-24 80 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7552 15168 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7552 15169 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7552 15170 2022-05-24 80 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio William Wragg - The Conservative Party candidate / Tony Wilson - The Labour Party candidate / Lisa Smart - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7552 15378 2022-05-24 80 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7551 15162 2022-05-24 18 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7551 15163 2022-05-24 18 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7551 15164 2022-05-24 18 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7551 15165 2022-05-24 18 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7551 15167 2022-05-24 18 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7551 15168 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7551 15169 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7551 15170 2022-05-24 18 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Wayne Bridges - The Conservative Party candidate / John Martin McDonnell - The Labour Party candidate / Alex Cunliffe - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Christine West - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7551 15377 2022-05-24 18 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7550 15162 2022-05-24 95 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7550 15163 2022-05-24 95 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7550 15164 2022-05-24 95 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7550 15165 2022-05-24 95 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7550 15167 2022-05-24 95 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7550 15168 2022-05-24 95 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7550 15169 2022-05-24 95 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7550 15170 2022-05-24 95 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alan Mak - The Conservative Party candidate / Rosamund Knight - The Labour Party candidate / Paul Gray - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John Colman - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7550 15376 2022-05-24 95 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7549 15162 2022-05-24 91 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7549 15163 2022-05-24 91 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7549 15164 2022-05-24 91 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7549 15165 2022-05-24 91 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7549 15167 2022-05-24 91 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7549 15168 2022-05-24 91 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7549 15169 2022-05-24 91 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7549 15170 2022-05-24 91 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sally-Ann Hart - The Conservative Party candidate / Peter Chowney - The Labour Party candidate / Nick Perry - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7549 15375 2022-05-24 91 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7548 15162 2022-05-24 34 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7548 15163 2022-05-24 34 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7548 15164 2022-05-24 34 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7548 15165 2022-05-24 34 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7548 15167 2022-05-24 34 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7548 15168 2022-05-24 34 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7548 15169 2022-05-24 34 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7548 15170 2022-05-24 34 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Bernard Jenkin - The Conservative Party candidate / Stephen Dennis Rice - The Labour Party candidate / Mike Beckett - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Peter Douglas Cameron Banks - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7548 15374 2022-05-24 34 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7547 15162 2022-05-24 59 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7547 15163 2022-05-24 59 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7547 15164 2022-05-24 59 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7547 15165 2022-05-24 59 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7547 15167 2022-05-24 59 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7547 15168 2022-05-24 59 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7547 15169 2022-05-24 59 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7547 15170 2022-05-24 59 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jill Mortimer - The Conservative Party candidate / The Labour Party candidate / Andy Hagon - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rachel Featherstone - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7547 15373 2022-05-24 59 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7546 15162 2022-05-24 62 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7546 15163 2022-05-24 62 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7546 15164 2022-05-24 62 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7546 15165 2022-05-24 62 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7546 15167 2022-05-24 62 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7546 15168 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7546 15169 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7546 15170 2022-05-24 62 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Anwara Ali - The Conservative Party candidate / Gareth Thomas - The Labour Party candidate / Lisa-Maria Bornemann - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rowan Langley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7546 15372 2022-05-24 62 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7545 15162 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7545 15163 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7545 15164 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7545 15165 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7545 15167 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7545 15168 2022-05-24 9 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7545 15169 2022-05-24 9 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7545 15170 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Bob Blackman - The Conservative Party candidate / Pamela Fitzpatrick - The Labour Party candidate / Adam Bernard - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Emma Jane Wallace - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7545 15371 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7544 15162 2022-05-24 166 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7544 15163 2022-05-24 166 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7544 15164 2022-05-24 166 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7544 15165 2022-05-24 166 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7544 15167 2022-05-24 166 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7544 15168 2022-05-24 166 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7544 15169 2022-05-24 166 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7544 15170 2022-05-24 166 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Jones - The Conservative Party candidate / Mark Sewards - The Labour Party candidate / Judith Rogerson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7544 15370 2022-05-24 166 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7543 15162 2022-05-24 84 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7543 15163 2022-05-24 84 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7543 15164 2022-05-24 84 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7543 15165 2022-05-24 84 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7543 15167 2022-05-24 84 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7543 15168 2022-05-24 84 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7543 15169 2022-05-24 84 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7543 15170 2022-05-24 84 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Halfon - The Conservative Party candidate / Laura Ann McAlpine - The Labour Party candidate / Charlotte Cane - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7543 15369 2022-05-24 84 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7542 15162 2022-05-24 63 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7542 15163 2022-05-24 63 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7542 15164 2022-05-24 63 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7542 15165 2022-05-24 63 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7542 15167 2022-05-24 63 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7542 15168 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7542 15169 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7542 15170 2022-05-24 63 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Neil O'Brien - The Conservative Party candidate / Celia Hibbert - The Labour Party candidate / Zuffar Haq - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Darren Woodiwiss - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7542 15368 2022-05-24 63 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7541 15162 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7541 15163 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7541 15164 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7541 15165 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7541 15167 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7541 15168 2022-05-24 9 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7541 15169 2022-05-24 9 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7541 15170 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Johnny Luk - The Conservative Party candidate / Tulip Siddiq - The Labour Party candidate / Matt Sanders - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David Robert Stansell - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7541 15367 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7540 15162 2022-05-24 26 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7540 15163 2022-05-24 26 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7540 15164 2022-05-24 26 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7540 15165 2022-05-24 26 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7540 15167 2022-05-24 26 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7540 15168 2022-05-24 26 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7540 15169 2022-05-24 26 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7540 15170 2022-05-24 26 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Xingang Wang - The Conservative Party candidate / Andrew Slaughter - The Labour Party candidate / Jessie Venegas - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alex Horn - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7540 15366 2022-05-24 26 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7539 15162 2022-05-24 128 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7539 15163 2022-05-24 128 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7539 15164 2022-05-24 128 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7539 15165 2022-05-24 128 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7539 15167 2022-05-24 128 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7539 15168 2022-05-24 128 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7539 15169 2022-05-24 128 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7539 15170 2022-05-24 128 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Charlie Rowley - The Conservative Party candidate / Derek Twigg - The Labour Party candidate / Stephen Gribbon - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David O'Keefe - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7539 15365 2022-05-24 128 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7538 15162 2022-05-24 71 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7538 15163 2022-05-24 71 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7538 15164 2022-05-24 71 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7538 15165 2022-05-24 71 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7538 15167 2022-05-24 71 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7538 15168 2022-05-24 71 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7538 15169 2022-05-24 71 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7538 15170 2022-05-24 71 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Davis - The Conservative Party candidate / George Alexander Ayre - The Labour Party candidate / Linda Jane Johnson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Angela Catherine Stone - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7538 15364 2022-05-24 71 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7537 15162 2022-05-24 73 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7537 15163 2022-05-24 73 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7537 15164 2022-05-24 73 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7537 15165 2022-05-24 73 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7537 15167 2022-05-24 73 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7537 15168 2022-05-24 73 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7537 15169 2022-05-24 73 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7537 15170 2022-05-24 73 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kashif Ali - The Conservative Party candidate / Holly Lynch - The Labour Party candidate / James Baker - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Bella Jessop - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7537 15363 2022-05-24 73 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7536 15162 2022-05-24 51 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7536 15163 2022-05-24 51 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7536 15164 2022-05-24 51 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7536 15165 2022-05-24 51 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7536 15167 2022-05-24 51 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7536 15168 2022-05-24 51 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7536 15169 2022-05-24 51 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7536 15170 2022-05-24 51 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Morris - The Conservative Party candidate / Ian Gordon Cooper - The Labour Party candidate / Ryan Priest - The Liberal Democrat candidate / James Windridge - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7536 15362 2022-05-24 51 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7535 15162 2022-05-24 18 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7535 15163 2022-05-24 18 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7535 15164 2022-05-24 18 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7535 15165 2022-05-24 18 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7535 15167 2022-05-24 18 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7535 15168 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7535 15169 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7535 15170 2022-05-24 18 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Beckett - The Conservative Party candidate / Meg Hillier - The Labour Party candidate / Dave Raval - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tyrone Scott - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7535 15361 2022-05-24 18 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7534 15162 2022-05-24 19 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7534 15163 2022-05-24 19 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7534 15164 2022-05-24 19 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7534 15165 2022-05-24 19 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7534 15167 2022-05-24 19 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7534 15168 2022-05-24 19 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7534 15169 2022-05-24 19 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7534 15170 2022-05-24 19 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Benjamin Obese-Jecty - The Conservative Party candidate / Diane Abbott - The Labour Party candidate / Ben Mathis - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alex Armitage - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7534 15360 2022-05-24 19 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7533 15162 2022-05-24 20 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7533 15163 2022-05-24 20 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7533 15164 2022-05-24 20 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7533 15165 2022-05-24 20 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7533 15167 2022-05-24 20 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7533 15168 2022-05-24 20 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7533 15169 2022-05-24 20 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7533 15170 2022-05-24 20 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Angela Joy Richardson - The Conservative Party candidate / Anne Rouse - The Labour Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Zöe Franklin - The Liberal Democrat candidate 0 7533 15359 2022-05-24 20 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7532 15162 2022-05-24 52 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7532 15163 2022-05-24 52 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7532 15164 2022-05-24 52 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7532 15165 2022-05-24 52 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7532 15167 2022-05-24 52 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7532 15168 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7532 15169 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7532 15170 2022-05-24 52 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Thomas Turrell - The Conservative Party candidate / Matthew Pennycook - The Labour Party candidate / Rhian O'Connor - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Victoria Rance - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7532 15358 2022-05-24 52 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7531 15162 2022-05-24 111 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7531 15163 2022-05-24 111 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7531 15164 2022-05-24 111 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7531 15165 2022-05-24 111 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7531 15167 2022-05-24 111 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7531 15168 2022-05-24 111 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7531 15169 2022-05-24 111 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7531 15170 2022-05-24 111 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Brandon Lewis - The Conservative Party candidate / Mike Smith-Clare - The Labour Party candidate / James Joyce - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Anne Marie Killett - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7531 15357 2022-05-24 111 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7530 15162 2022-05-24 53 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7530 15163 2022-05-24 53 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7530 15164 2022-05-24 53 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7530 15165 2022-05-24 53 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7530 15167 2022-05-24 53 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7530 15168 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7530 15169 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7530 15170 2022-05-24 53 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Lia Nici - The Conservative Party candidate / Melanie Onn - The Labour Party candidate / Ian Barfield - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Loyd Emmerson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7530 15356 2022-05-24 53 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7529 15162 2022-05-24 52 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7529 15163 2022-05-24 52 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7529 15164 2022-05-24 52 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7529 15165 2022-05-24 52 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7529 15167 2022-05-24 52 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7529 15168 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7529 15169 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7529 15170 2022-05-24 52 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Adam Holloway - The Conservative Party candidate / Lauren Sullivan - The Labour Party candidate / Ukonu Elisha Obasi - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Marna Gilligan - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7529 15355 2022-05-24 52 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7528 15162 2022-05-24 82 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7528 15163 2022-05-24 82 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7528 15164 2022-05-24 82 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7528 15165 2022-05-24 82 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7528 15167 2022-05-24 82 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7528 15168 2022-05-24 82 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7528 15169 2022-05-24 82 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7528 15170 2022-05-24 82 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gareth Davies - The Conservative Party candidate / Kathryn Marie Salt - The Labour Party candidate / Harrish Bisnauthsing - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Anne Elizabeth Gayfer - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7528 15354 2022-05-24 82 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7527 15162 2022-05-24 97 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7527 15163 2022-05-24 97 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7527 15164 2022-05-24 97 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7527 15165 2022-05-24 97 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7527 15167 2022-05-24 97 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7527 15168 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7527 15169 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7527 15170 2022-05-24 97 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Caroline Dinenage - The Conservative Party candidate / Tom Chatwin - The Labour Party candidate / Martin Eric Pepper - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Zoe Aspinall - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7527 15353 2022-05-24 97 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7526 15162 2022-05-24 104 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7526 15163 2022-05-24 104 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7526 15164 2022-05-24 104 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7526 15165 2022-05-24 104 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7526 15167 2022-05-24 104 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7526 15168 2022-05-24 104 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7526 15169 2022-05-24 104 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7526 15170 2022-05-24 104 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Richard Graham - The Conservative Party candidate / Fran Boait - The Labour Party candidate / Rebecca Trimnell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Michael Anthony Byfield - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7526 15352 2022-05-24 104 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7525 15162 2022-05-24 88 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7525 15163 2022-05-24 88 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7525 15164 2022-05-24 88 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7525 15165 2022-05-24 88 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7525 15167 2022-05-24 88 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7525 15168 2022-05-24 88 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7525 15169 2022-05-24 88 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7525 15170 2022-05-24 88 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rehman Chishti - The Conservative Party candidate / Andy Stamp - The Labour Party candidate / Alan Bullion - The Liberal Democrat candidate / George Salomon - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7525 15351 2022-05-24 88 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7524 15162 2022-05-24 97 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7524 15163 2022-05-24 97 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7524 15164 2022-05-24 97 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7524 15165 2022-05-24 97 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7524 15167 2022-05-24 97 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7524 15168 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7524 15169 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7524 15170 2022-05-24 97 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tom Randall - The Conservative Party candidate / Vernon Coaker - The Labour Party candidate / Anita Prabhakar - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jim Norris - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7524 15350 2022-05-24 97 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7523 15162 2022-05-24 85 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7523 15163 2022-05-24 85 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7523 15164 2022-05-24 85 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7523 15165 2022-05-24 85 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7523 15167 2022-05-24 85 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7523 15168 2022-05-24 85 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7523 15169 2022-05-24 85 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7523 15170 2022-05-24 85 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jane Emma Macbean - The Conservative Party candidate / Ian Mearns - The Labour Party candidate / Peter Maughan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rachel Cabral - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7523 15349 2022-05-24 85 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7522 15162 2022-05-24 72 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7522 15163 2022-05-24 72 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7522 15164 2022-05-24 72 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7522 15165 2022-05-24 72 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7522 15167 2022-05-24 72 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7522 15168 2022-05-24 72 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7522 15169 2022-05-24 72 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7522 15170 2022-05-24 72 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Neva Novaky - The Conservative Party candidate / Maria Eagle - The Labour Party candidate / Kris Brown - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jean-Paul Roberts - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7522 15348 2022-05-24 72 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7521 15162 2022-05-24 76 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7521 15163 2022-05-24 76 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7521 15164 2022-05-24 76 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7521 15165 2022-05-24 76 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7521 15167 2022-05-24 76 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7521 15168 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7521 15169 2022-05-24 76 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7521 15170 2022-05-24 76 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Edward Leigh - The Conservative Party candidate / Perry Peter Smith - The Labour Party candidate / Lesley Rollings - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7521 15347 2022-05-24 76 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7520 15162 2022-05-24 124 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7520 15163 2022-05-24 124 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7520 15164 2022-05-24 124 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7520 15165 2022-05-24 124 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7520 15167 2022-05-24 124 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7520 15168 2022-05-24 124 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7520 15169 2022-05-24 124 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7520 15170 2022-05-24 124 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Menzies - The Conservative Party candidate / Martin Mitchell - The Labour Party candidate / Mark Jewell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Gina Dowding - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7520 15346 2022-05-24 124 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7519 15162 2022-05-24 89 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7519 15163 2022-05-24 89 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7519 15164 2022-05-24 89 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7519 15165 2022-05-24 89 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7519 15167 2022-05-24 89 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7519 15168 2022-05-24 89 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7519 15169 2022-05-24 89 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7519 15170 2022-05-24 89 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Harper - The Conservative Party candidate / Di Martin - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Chris McFarling - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7519 15345 2022-05-24 89 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7518 15162 2022-05-24 92 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7518 15163 2022-05-24 92 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7518 15164 2022-05-24 92 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7518 15165 2022-05-24 92 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7518 15167 2022-05-24 92 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7518 15168 2022-05-24 92 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7518 15169 2022-05-24 92 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7518 15170 2022-05-24 92 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Damian Collins - The Conservative Party candidate / Laura Davison - The Labour Party candidate / Simon Bishop - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Georgina Treloar - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7518 15344 2022-05-24 92 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7517 15162 2022-05-24 58 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7517 15163 2022-05-24 58 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7517 15164 2022-05-24 58 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7517 15165 2022-05-24 58 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7517 15167 2022-05-24 58 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7517 15168 2022-05-24 58 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7517 15169 2022-05-24 58 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7517 15170 2022-05-24 58 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mike Freer - The Conservative Party candidate / Ross Semple Houston - The Labour Party candidate / Luciana Berger - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7517 15343 2022-05-24 58 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7516 15162 2022-05-24 122 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7516 15163 2022-05-24 122 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7516 15164 2022-05-24 122 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7516 15165 2022-05-24 122 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7516 15167 2022-05-24 122 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7516 15168 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7516 15169 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7516 15170 2022-05-24 122 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jack Lopresti - The Conservative Party candidate / Mhairi Threlfall - The Labour Party candidate / Louise Anne Harris - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jenny Vernon - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7516 15342 2022-05-24 122 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7515 15162 2022-05-24 35 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7515 15163 2022-05-24 35 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7515 15164 2022-05-24 35 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7515 15165 2022-05-24 35 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7515 15167 2022-05-24 35 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7515 15168 2022-05-24 35 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7515 15169 2022-05-24 35 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7515 15170 2022-05-24 35 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jane Keep - The Conservative Party candidate / Seema Malhotra - The Labour Party candidate / Hina Malik - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tony Firkins - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7515 15341 2022-05-24 35 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7514 15162 2022-05-24 87 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7514 15163 2022-05-24 87 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7514 15164 2022-05-24 87 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7514 15165 2022-05-24 87 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7514 15167 2022-05-24 87 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7514 15168 2022-05-24 87 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7514 15169 2022-05-24 87 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7514 15170 2022-05-24 87 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Helen Whately - The Conservative Party candidate / Jenny Reeves - The Labour Party candidate / Hannah Perkin - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Hannah Temple - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7514 15340 2022-05-24 87 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7513 15162 2022-05-24 142 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7513 15163 2022-05-24 142 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7513 15164 2022-05-24 142 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7513 15165 2022-05-24 142 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7513 15167 2022-05-24 142 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7513 15168 2022-05-24 142 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7513 15169 2022-05-24 142 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7513 15170 2022-05-24 142 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Suella Braverman - The Conservative Party candidate / Matthew James Randall - The Labour Party candidate / Matthew Winnington - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nick Lyle - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7513 15339 2022-05-24 142 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7512 15162 2022-05-24 200 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7512 15163 2022-05-24 200 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7512 15164 2022-05-24 200 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7512 15165 2022-05-24 200 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7512 15167 2022-05-24 200 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7512 15168 2022-05-24 200 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7512 15169 2022-05-24 200 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7512 15170 2022-05-24 200 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio John Nicholas Gray - The Conservative Party candidate / Ben Bradshaw - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Joe Levy - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7512 15338 2022-05-24 200 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7511 15162 2022-05-24 51 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7511 15163 2022-05-24 51 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7511 15164 2022-05-24 51 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7511 15165 2022-05-24 51 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7511 15167 2022-05-24 51 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7511 15168 2022-05-24 51 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7511 15169 2022-05-24 51 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7511 15170 2022-05-24 51 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Dominic Raab - The Conservative Party candidate / Peter Leondard Ashurst - The Labour Party candidate / Monica Harding - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7511 15337 2022-05-24 51 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7510 15162 2022-05-24 36 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7510 15163 2022-05-24 36 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7510 15164 2022-05-24 36 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7510 15165 2022-05-24 36 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7510 15167 2022-05-24 36 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7510 15168 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7510 15169 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7510 15170 2022-05-24 36 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Joe Paul James Robertson - The Conservative Party candidate / Abena Oppong-Asare - The Labour Party candidate / Sam Webber - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Claudine Letsae - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7510 15336 2022-05-24 36 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7509 15162 2022-05-24 75 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7509 15163 2022-05-24 75 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7509 15164 2022-05-24 75 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7509 15165 2022-05-24 75 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7509 15167 2022-05-24 75 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7509 15168 2022-05-24 75 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7509 15169 2022-05-24 75 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7509 15170 2022-05-24 75 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Maggie Throup - The Conservative Party candidate / Catherine Atkinson - The Labour Party candidate / James Martin Archer - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Brent Poland - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7509 15335 2022-05-24 75 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7508 15162 2022-05-24 18 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7508 15163 2022-05-24 18 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7508 15164 2022-05-24 18 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7508 15165 2022-05-24 18 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7508 15167 2022-05-24 18 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7508 15168 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7508 15169 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7508 15170 2022-05-24 18 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Chris Grayling - The Conservative Party candidate / Ed Mayne - The Labour Party candidate / Steve Gee - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Janice Baker - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7508 15334 2022-05-24 18 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7507 15162 2022-05-24 36 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7507 15163 2022-05-24 36 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7507 15164 2022-05-24 36 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7507 15165 2022-05-24 36 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7507 15167 2022-05-24 36 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7507 15168 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7507 15169 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7507 15170 2022-05-24 36 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Eleanor Laing - The Conservative Party candidate / Vicky Ashworth Te Velde - The Labour Party candidate / Jon Whitehouse - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Steven Neville - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7507 15333 2022-05-24 36 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7506 15162 2022-05-24 26 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7506 15163 2022-05-24 26 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7506 15164 2022-05-24 26 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7506 15165 2022-05-24 26 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7506 15167 2022-05-24 26 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7506 15168 2022-05-24 26 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7506 15169 2022-05-24 26 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7506 15170 2022-05-24 26 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Burrowes - The Conservative Party candidate / Bambos Charalambous - The Labour Party candidate / Rob Wilson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Luke Balnave - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7506 15332 2022-05-24 26 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7505 15162 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7505 15163 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7505 15164 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7505 15165 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7505 15167 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7505 15168 2022-05-24 9 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7505 15169 2022-05-24 9 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7505 15170 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Joanne Louise Laban - The Conservative Party candidate / Feryal Clark - The Labour Party candidate / Guy Russo - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Isobel Whittaker - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7505 15331 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7504 15162 2022-05-24 35 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7504 15163 2022-05-24 35 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7504 15164 2022-05-24 35 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7504 15165 2022-05-24 35 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7504 15167 2022-05-24 35 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7504 15168 2022-05-24 35 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7504 15169 2022-05-24 35 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7504 15170 2022-05-24 35 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Louie French - The Conservative Party candidate / Clive Efford - The Labour Party candidate / Charley Hasted - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Matthew Stratford - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7504 15330 2022-05-24 35 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7503 15162 2022-05-24 125 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7503 15163 2022-05-24 125 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7503 15164 2022-05-24 125 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7503 15165 2022-05-24 125 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7503 15167 2022-05-24 125 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7503 15168 2022-05-24 125 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7503 15169 2022-05-24 125 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7503 15170 2022-05-24 125 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alec Shelbrooke - The Conservative Party candidate / David Nagle - The Labour Party candidate / Stewart Golton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Penny Stables - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7503 15329 2022-05-24 125 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7502 15162 2022-05-24 64 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7502 15163 2022-05-24 64 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7502 15164 2022-05-24 64 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7502 15165 2022-05-24 64 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7502 15167 2022-05-24 64 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7502 15168 2022-05-24 64 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7502 15169 2022-05-24 64 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7502 15170 2022-05-24 64 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alison Dawne Rodwell - The Conservative Party candidate / Justin Madders - The Labour Party candidate / Ed Gough - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Chris Copeman - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7502 15328 2022-05-24 64 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7500 15162 2022-05-24 83 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7500 15163 2022-05-24 83 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7500 15164 2022-05-24 83 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7500 15165 2022-05-24 83 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7500 15167 2022-05-24 83 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7500 15168 2022-05-24 83 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7500 15169 2022-05-24 83 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7500 15170 2022-05-24 83 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Edward Timpson - The Conservative Party candidate / Terry Savage - The Labour Party candidate / Antoinette Sandbach - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Louise Jewkes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7500 15326 2022-05-24 83 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7499 15162 2022-05-24 114 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7499 15163 2022-05-24 114 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7499 15164 2022-05-24 114 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7499 15165 2022-05-24 114 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7499 15167 2022-05-24 114 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7499 15168 2022-05-24 114 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7499 15169 2022-05-24 114 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7499 15170 2022-05-24 114 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Paul Holmes - The Conservative Party candidate / Sam Jordan - The Labour Party candidate / Lynda Jane Murphy - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ron Meldrum - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7499 15325 2022-05-24 114 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7498 15162 2022-05-24 150 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7498 15163 2022-05-24 150 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7498 15164 2022-05-24 150 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7498 15165 2022-05-24 150 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7498 15167 2022-05-24 150 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7498 15168 2022-05-24 150 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7498 15169 2022-05-24 150 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7498 15170 2022-05-24 150 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Caroline Ansell - The Conservative Party candidate / Jake Lambert - The Labour Party candidate / Stephen Lloyd - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7498 15324 2022-05-24 150 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7497 15162 2022-05-24 195 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7497 15163 2022-05-24 195 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7497 15164 2022-05-24 195 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7497 15165 2022-05-24 195 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7497 15167 2022-05-24 195 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7497 15168 2022-05-24 195 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7497 15169 2022-05-24 195 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7497 15170 2022-05-24 195 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Greg Knight - The Conservative Party candidate / Catherine Louise Minnis - The Labour Party candidate / Dale Richard Needham - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mike Jackson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7497 15323 2022-05-24 195 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7496 15162 2022-05-24 96 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7496 15163 2022-05-24 96 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7496 15164 2022-05-24 96 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7496 15165 2022-05-24 96 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7496 15167 2022-05-24 96 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7496 15168 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7496 15169 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7496 15170 2022-05-24 96 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tim Loughton - The Conservative Party candidate / Lavinia O'Connor - The Labour Party candidate / Ashley Charles Joe Scott Ridley - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Leslie Groves Williams - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7496 15322 2022-05-24 96 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7495 15162 2022-05-24 106 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7495 15163 2022-05-24 106 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7495 15164 2022-05-24 106 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7495 15165 2022-05-24 106 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7495 15167 2022-05-24 106 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7495 15168 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7495 15169 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7495 15170 2022-05-24 106 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Claire Coryl Julia Coutinho - The Conservative Party candidate / Frances Rehal - The Labour Party candidate / Alex Ehmann - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Joseph Booton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7495 15321 2022-05-24 106 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7494 15162 2022-05-24 106 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7494 15163 2022-05-24 106 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7494 15164 2022-05-24 106 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7494 15165 2022-05-24 106 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7494 15167 2022-05-24 106 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7494 15168 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7494 15169 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7494 15170 2022-05-24 106 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Damian Hinds - The Conservative Party candidate / Gaynor Austin - The Labour Party candidate / David Buxton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Zoe Parker - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7494 15320 2022-05-24 106 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7493 15162 2022-05-24 33 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7493 15163 2022-05-24 33 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7493 15164 2022-05-24 33 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7493 15165 2022-05-24 33 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7493 15167 2022-05-24 33 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7493 15168 2022-05-24 33 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7493 15169 2022-05-24 33 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7493 15170 2022-05-24 33 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Scott Curtis Pattenden - The Conservative Party candidate / Stephen Timms - The Labour Party candidate / Michael Fox - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Michael Spracklin - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7493 15319 2022-05-24 33 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7492 15162 2022-05-24 120 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7492 15163 2022-05-24 120 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7492 15164 2022-05-24 120 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7492 15165 2022-05-24 120 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7492 15167 2022-05-24 120 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7492 15168 2022-05-24 120 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7492 15169 2022-05-24 120 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7492 15170 2022-05-24 120 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Simon Jupp - The Conservative Party candidate / Daniel Wilson - The Labour Party candidate / Eleanor A C Rylance - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Henry Gent - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7492 15318 2022-05-24 120 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7491 15162 2022-05-24 62 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7491 15163 2022-05-24 62 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7491 15164 2022-05-24 62 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7491 15165 2022-05-24 62 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7491 15167 2022-05-24 62 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7491 15168 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7491 15169 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7491 15170 2022-05-24 62 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Clare Ambrosino - The Conservative Party candidate / Grahame Morris - The Labour Party candidate / Dominic Haney - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7491 15317 2022-05-24 62 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7490 15162 2022-05-24 4 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7490 15163 2022-05-24 4 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7490 15164 2022-05-24 4 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7490 15165 2022-05-24 4 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7490 15167 2022-05-24 4 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7490 15168 2022-05-24 4 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7490 15169 2022-05-24 4 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7490 15170 2022-05-24 4 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tom Bennett - The Conservative Party candidate / Virendra Sharma - The Labour Party candidate / Tariq Mahmood - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Darren Moore - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7490 15316 2022-05-24 4 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7489 15162 2022-05-24 44 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7489 15163 2022-05-24 44 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7489 15164 2022-05-24 44 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7489 15165 2022-05-24 44 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7489 15167 2022-05-24 44 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7489 15168 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7489 15169 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7489 15170 2022-05-24 44 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Anthony Pickles - The Conservative Party candidate / James Murray - The Labour Party candidate / Henrietta Bewley - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jeremy Parker - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7489 15315 2022-05-24 44 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7487 15162 2022-05-24 8 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7487 15163 2022-05-24 8 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7487 15164 2022-05-24 8 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7487 15165 2022-05-24 8 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7487 15167 2022-05-24 8 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7487 15168 2022-05-24 8 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7487 15169 2022-05-24 8 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7487 15170 2022-05-24 8 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jane Lyons - The Conservative Party candidate / Helen Hayes - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jonathan Bartley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7487 15313 2022-05-24 8 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7486 15162 2022-05-24 122 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7486 15163 2022-05-24 122 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7486 15164 2022-05-24 122 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7486 15165 2022-05-24 122 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7486 15167 2022-05-24 122 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7486 15168 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7486 15169 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7486 15170 2022-05-24 122 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mike Wood - The Conservative Party candidate / Lucy Caldicott - The Labour Party candidate / Jonathan Bramall - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Cate Mohr - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7486 15312 2022-05-24 122 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7485 15162 2022-05-24 54 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7485 15163 2022-05-24 54 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7485 15164 2022-05-24 54 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7485 15165 2022-05-24 54 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7485 15167 2022-05-24 54 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7485 15168 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7485 15169 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7485 15170 2022-05-24 54 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Marco Longhi - The Conservative Party candidate / Melanie Dudley - The Labour Party candidate / Ian Flynn - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mike Harrison - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7485 15311 2022-05-24 54 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7484 15162 2022-05-24 96 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7484 15163 2022-05-24 96 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7484 15164 2022-05-24 96 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7484 15165 2022-05-24 96 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7484 15167 2022-05-24 96 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7484 15168 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7484 15169 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7484 15170 2022-05-24 96 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Natalie Elphicke - The Conservative Party candidate / Charlotte Cornell - The Labour Party candidate / Simon Dodd - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Beccy Sawbridge - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7484 15310 2022-05-24 96 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7483 15162 2022-05-24 96 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7483 15163 2022-05-24 96 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7483 15164 2022-05-24 96 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7483 15165 2022-05-24 96 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7483 15167 2022-05-24 96 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7483 15168 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7483 15169 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7483 15170 2022-05-24 96 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Katrina Louise Sale - The Conservative Party candidate / Ed Miliband - The Labour Party candidate / Joe Otten - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7483 15309 2022-05-24 96 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7482 15162 2022-05-24 75 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7482 15163 2022-05-24 75 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7482 15164 2022-05-24 75 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7482 15165 2022-05-24 75 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7482 15167 2022-05-24 75 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7482 15168 2022-05-24 75 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7482 15169 2022-05-24 75 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7482 15170 2022-05-24 75 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Roberto Weeden-Sanz - The Conservative Party candidate / Rosie Winterton - The Labour Party candidate / Paul Horton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Frank Sheridan - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7482 15308 2022-05-24 75 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7481 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7481 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7481 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7481 15165 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7481 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7481 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7481 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7481 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nicholas Fletcher - The Conservative Party candidate / Caroline Flint - The Labour Party candidate / Mark Lindsay Alcock - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kate Needham - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7481 15307 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7480 15162 2022-05-24 47 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7480 15163 2022-05-24 47 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7480 15164 2022-05-24 47 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7480 15165 2022-05-24 47 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7480 15167 2022-05-24 47 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7480 15168 2022-05-24 47 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7480 15169 2022-05-24 47 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7480 15170 2022-05-24 47 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Eastwood - The Conservative Party candidate / Paula Sherriff - The Labour Party candidate / John Rossington - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Simon Cope - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7480 15306 2022-05-24 47 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7479 15162 2022-05-24 122 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7479 15163 2022-05-24 122 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7479 15164 2022-05-24 122 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7479 15165 2022-05-24 122 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7479 15167 2022-05-24 122 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7479 15168 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7479 15169 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7479 15170 2022-05-24 122 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Danny Kruger - The Conservative Party candidate / Rachael Katharine Schneider - The Labour Party candidate / Jo Waltham - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Emma Dawnay - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7479 15305 2022-05-24 122 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7478 15162 2022-05-24 96 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7478 15163 2022-05-24 96 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7478 15164 2022-05-24 96 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7478 15165 2022-05-24 96 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7478 15167 2022-05-24 96 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7478 15168 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7478 15169 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7478 15170 2022-05-24 96 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sarah Elizabeth Dines - The Conservative Party candidate / Claire Elizabeth Raw - The Labour Party candidate / Robert Court - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Matthew Buckler - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7478 15304 2022-05-24 96 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7477 15162 2022-05-24 87 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7477 15163 2022-05-24 87 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7477 15164 2022-05-24 87 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7477 15165 2022-05-24 87 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7477 15167 2022-05-24 87 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7477 15168 2022-05-24 87 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7477 15169 2022-05-24 87 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7477 15170 2022-05-24 87 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ed Barker - The Conservative Party candidate / Margaret Beckett - The Labour Party candidate / Joe Naitta - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7477 15303 2022-05-24 87 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7476 15162 2022-05-24 52 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7476 15163 2022-05-24 52 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7476 15164 2022-05-24 52 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7476 15165 2022-05-24 52 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7476 15167 2022-05-24 52 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7476 15168 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7476 15169 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7476 15170 2022-05-24 52 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Amanda Solloway - The Conservative Party candidate / Tony Tinley - The Labour Party candidate / Greg Webb - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Helen Hitchcock - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7476 15302 2022-05-24 52 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7475 15162 2022-05-24 134 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7475 15163 2022-05-24 134 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7475 15164 2022-05-24 134 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7475 15165 2022-05-24 134 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7475 15167 2022-05-24 134 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7475 15168 2022-05-24 134 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7475 15169 2022-05-24 134 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7475 15170 2022-05-24 134 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Iain James Bott - The Conservative Party candidate / Andrew Gwynne - The Labour Party candidate / Dominic FT Hardwick - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Gary Lawson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7475 15301 2022-05-24 134 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7474 15162 2022-05-24 53 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7474 15163 2022-05-24 53 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7474 15164 2022-05-24 53 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7474 15165 2022-05-24 53 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7474 15167 2022-05-24 53 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7474 15168 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7474 15169 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7474 15170 2022-05-24 53 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Chris Heaton-Harris - The Conservative Party candidate / Paul Joyce - The Labour Party candidate / Andrew Simpson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Clare Slater - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7474 15300 2022-05-24 53 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7473 15162 2022-05-24 102 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7473 15163 2022-05-24 102 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7473 15164 2022-05-24 102 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7473 15165 2022-05-24 102 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7473 15167 2022-05-24 102 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7473 15168 2022-05-24 102 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7473 15169 2022-05-24 102 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7473 15170 2022-05-24 102 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gareth Johnson - The Conservative Party candidate / Sacha Gosine - The Labour Party candidate / Kyle Grenville Albert Marsh - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mark Lindop - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7473 15299 2022-05-24 102 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7472 15162 2022-05-24 92 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7472 15163 2022-05-24 92 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7472 15164 2022-05-24 92 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7472 15165 2022-05-24 92 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7472 15167 2022-05-24 92 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7472 15168 2022-05-24 92 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7472 15169 2022-05-24 92 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7472 15170 2022-05-24 92 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Peter Gibson - The Conservative Party candidate / Jenny Chapman - The Labour Party candidate / Anne-Marie Curry - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Matthew Snedker - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7472 15298 2022-05-24 92 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7471 15162 2022-05-24 26 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7471 15163 2022-05-24 26 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7471 15164 2022-05-24 26 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7471 15165 2022-05-24 26 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7471 15167 2022-05-24 26 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7471 15168 2022-05-24 26 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7471 15169 2022-05-24 26 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7471 15170 2022-05-24 26 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Damian John White - The Conservative Party candidate / Jon Cruddas - The Labour Party candidate / Sam Fisk - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Azzees Minott - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7471 15297 2022-05-24 26 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7470 15162 2022-05-24 43 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7470 15163 2022-05-24 43 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7470 15164 2022-05-24 43 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7470 15165 2022-05-24 43 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7470 15167 2022-05-24 43 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7470 15168 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7470 15169 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7470 15170 2022-05-24 43 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Chris Philp - The Conservative Party candidate / Olga FitzRoy - The Labour Party candidate / Anna Clare Jones - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Peter Underwood - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7470 15296 2022-05-24 43 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7469 15162 2022-05-24 43 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7469 15163 2022-05-24 43 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7469 15164 2022-05-24 43 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7469 15165 2022-05-24 43 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7469 15167 2022-05-24 43 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7469 15168 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7469 15169 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7469 15170 2022-05-24 43 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Donald Ekekhomen - The Conservative Party candidate / Steve Reed - The Labour Party candidate / Claire Elizabeth Bonham - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rachel Mary Chance - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7469 15295 2022-05-24 43 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7468 15162 2022-05-24 69 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7468 15163 2022-05-24 69 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7468 15164 2022-05-24 69 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7468 15165 2022-05-24 69 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7468 15167 2022-05-24 69 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7468 15168 2022-05-24 69 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7468 15169 2022-05-24 69 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7468 15170 2022-05-24 69 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mario Creatura - The Conservative Party candidate / Sarah Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Simon Sprague - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Esther Sutton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7468 15294 2022-05-24 69 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7467 15162 2022-05-24 122 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7467 15163 2022-05-24 122 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7467 15164 2022-05-24 122 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7467 15165 2022-05-24 122 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7467 15167 2022-05-24 122 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7467 15168 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7467 15169 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7467 15170 2022-05-24 122 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kieran John Mullan - The Conservative Party candidate / Laura Smith - The Labour Party candidate / Matthew Cameron Theobald - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Te Ata Browne - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7467 15293 2022-05-24 122 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7466 15162 2022-05-24 60 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7466 15163 2022-05-24 60 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7466 15164 2022-05-24 60 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7466 15165 2022-05-24 60 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7466 15167 2022-05-24 60 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7466 15168 2022-05-24 60 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7466 15169 2022-05-24 60 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7466 15170 2022-05-24 60 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Henry Smith - The Conservative Party candidate / Peter Lamb - The Labour Party candidate / Khalil Yousuf - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Iain Dickson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7466 15292 2022-05-24 60 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7465 15162 2022-05-24 35 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7465 15163 2022-05-24 35 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7465 15164 2022-05-24 35 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7465 15165 2022-05-24 35 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7465 15167 2022-05-24 35 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7465 15168 2022-05-24 35 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7465 15169 2022-05-24 35 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7465 15170 2022-05-24 35 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mattie Heaven - The Conservative Party candidate / Zarah Sultana - The Labour Party candidate / Stephen John Richmond - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Becky Finlayson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7465 15291 2022-05-24 35 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7464 15162 2022-05-24 97 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7464 15163 2022-05-24 97 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7464 15164 2022-05-24 97 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7464 15165 2022-05-24 97 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7464 15167 2022-05-24 97 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7464 15168 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7464 15169 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7464 15170 2022-05-24 97 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Clare Golby - The Conservative Party candidate / Taiwo Owatemi - The Labour Party candidate / Greg Paul Judge - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Stephen Gray - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7464 15290 2022-05-24 97 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7463 15162 2022-05-24 80 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7463 15163 2022-05-24 80 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7463 15164 2022-05-24 80 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7463 15165 2022-05-24 80 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7463 15167 2022-05-24 80 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7463 15168 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7463 15169 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7463 15170 2022-05-24 80 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sophie Richards - The Conservative Party candidate / Colleen Fletcher - The Labour Party candidate / Nukey Proctor - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Matthew Handley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7463 15289 2022-05-24 80 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7462 15162 2022-05-24 106 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7462 15163 2022-05-24 106 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7462 15164 2022-05-24 106 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7462 15165 2022-05-24 106 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7462 15167 2022-05-24 106 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7462 15168 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7462 15169 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7462 15170 2022-05-24 106 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tom Pursglove - The Conservative Party candidate / Beth Miller - The Labour Party candidate / Chris Stanbra - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7462 15288 2022-05-24 106 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7461 15162 2022-05-24 62 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7461 15163 2022-05-24 62 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7461 15164 2022-05-24 62 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7461 15165 2022-05-24 62 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7461 15167 2022-05-24 62 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7461 15168 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7461 15169 2022-05-24 62 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7461 15170 2022-05-24 62 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Trudy Harrison - The Conservative Party candidate / Tony Lywood - The Labour Party candidate / John Studholme - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jack Lenox - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7461 15287 2022-05-24 62 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7460 15162 2022-05-24 140 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7460 15163 2022-05-24 140 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7460 15164 2022-05-24 140 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7460 15165 2022-05-24 140 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7460 15167 2022-05-24 140 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7460 15168 2022-05-24 140 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7460 15169 2022-05-24 140 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7460 15170 2022-05-24 140 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Fiona Bruce - The Conservative Party candidate / Jo Dale - The Labour Party candidate / Paul Duffy - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rich McCarthy - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7460 15286 2022-05-24 140 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7459 15162 2022-05-24 124 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7459 15163 2022-05-24 124 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7459 15164 2022-05-24 124 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7459 15165 2022-05-24 124 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7459 15167 2022-05-24 124 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7459 15168 2022-05-24 124 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7459 15169 2022-05-24 124 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7459 15170 2022-05-24 124 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jason McCartney - The Conservative Party candidate / Thelma Walker - The Labour Party candidate / Cahal Burke - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Darryl Paul Anthony Gould - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7459 15285 2022-05-24 124 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7458 15162 2022-05-24 138 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7458 15163 2022-05-24 138 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7458 15164 2022-05-24 138 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7458 15165 2022-05-24 138 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7458 15167 2022-05-24 138 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7458 15168 2022-05-24 138 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7458 15169 2022-05-24 138 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7458 15170 2022-05-24 138 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Will Quince - The Conservative Party candidate / Tina McKay - The Labour Party candidate / Martin Goss - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mark Goacher - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7458 15284 2022-05-24 138 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7457 15162 2022-05-24 80 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7457 15163 2022-05-24 80 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7457 15164 2022-05-24 80 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7457 15165 2022-05-24 80 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7457 15167 2022-05-24 80 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7457 15168 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7457 15169 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7457 15170 2022-05-24 80 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Martin Vickers - The Conservative Party candidate / Ros James - The Labour Party candidate / Roy Horobin - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jodi Shanahan - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7457 15283 2022-05-24 80 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7456 15162 2022-05-24 115 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7456 15163 2022-05-24 115 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7456 15164 2022-05-24 115 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7456 15165 2022-05-24 115 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7456 15167 2022-05-24 115 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7456 15168 2022-05-24 115 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7456 15169 2022-05-24 115 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7456 15170 2022-05-24 115 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Giles Watling - The Conservative Party candidate / Kevin Bonavia - The Labour Party candidate / Callum Robertson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Chris Southall - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7456 15282 2022-05-24 115 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7455 15162 2022-05-24 24 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7455 15163 2022-05-24 24 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7455 15164 2022-05-24 24 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7455 15165 2022-05-24 24 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7455 15167 2022-05-24 24 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7455 15168 2022-05-24 24 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7455 15169 2022-05-24 24 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7455 15170 2022-05-24 24 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio William Harvey Morgan - The Conservative Party candidate / Mary Foy - The Labour Party candidate / Amanda Jayne Hopgood - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jonathan Elmer - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7455 15281 2022-05-24 24 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7454 15162 2022-05-24 126 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7454 15163 2022-05-24 126 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7454 15164 2022-05-24 126 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7454 15165 2022-05-24 126 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7454 15167 2022-05-24 126 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7454 15168 2022-05-24 126 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7454 15169 2022-05-24 126 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7454 15170 2022-05-24 126 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Samantha George - The Conservative Party candidate / Chris Matheson - The Labour Party candidate / Bob Thompson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nicholas James Brown - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7454 15280 2022-05-24 126 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7453 15162 2022-05-24 24 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7453 15163 2022-05-24 24 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7453 15164 2022-05-24 24 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7453 15165 2022-05-24 24 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7453 15167 2022-05-24 24 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7453 15168 2022-05-24 24 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7453 15169 2022-05-24 24 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7453 15170 2022-05-24 24 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nickie Aiken - The Conservative Party candidate / Gordon Nardell - The Labour Party candidate / Chuka Umunna - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Zack Polanski - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7453 15279 2022-05-24 24 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7452 15162 2022-05-24 88 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7452 15163 2022-05-24 88 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7452 15164 2022-05-24 88 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7452 15165 2022-05-24 88 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7452 15167 2022-05-24 88 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7452 15168 2022-05-24 88 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7452 15169 2022-05-24 88 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7452 15170 2022-05-24 88 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Christopher Chope - The Conservative Party candidate / Andrew Dunne - The Labour Party candidate / Michael Francis Cox - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Chris Rigby - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7452 15278 2022-05-24 88 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7451 15162 2022-05-24 154 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7451 15163 2022-05-24 154 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7451 15164 2022-05-24 154 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7451 15165 2022-05-24 154 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7451 15167 2022-05-24 154 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7451 15168 2022-05-24 154 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7451 15169 2022-05-24 154 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7451 15170 2022-05-24 154 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio The Conservative Party candidate / Lindsay Hoyle - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / James Fletcher Melling - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7451 15277 2022-05-24 154 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7450 15162 2022-05-24 63 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7450 15163 2022-05-24 63 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7450 15164 2022-05-24 63 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7450 15165 2022-05-24 63 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7450 15167 2022-05-24 63 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7450 15168 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7450 15169 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7450 15170 2022-05-24 63 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Theresa Villiers - The Conservative Party candidate / Emma Whysall - The Labour Party candidate / Isabelle Amanda Parasram - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Gabrielle Bailey - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7450 15276 2022-05-24 63 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7449 15162 2022-05-24 130 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7449 15163 2022-05-24 130 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7449 15164 2022-05-24 130 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7449 15165 2022-05-24 130 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7449 15167 2022-05-24 130 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7449 15168 2022-05-24 130 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7449 15169 2022-05-24 130 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7449 15170 2022-05-24 130 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Michelle Donelan - The Conservative Party candidate / Martha Patricia Anachury - The Labour Party candidate / Helen Belcher - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7449 15275 2022-05-24 130 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7448 15162 2022-05-24 49 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7448 15163 2022-05-24 49 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7448 15164 2022-05-24 49 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7448 15165 2022-05-24 49 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7448 15167 2022-05-24 49 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7448 15168 2022-05-24 49 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7448 15169 2022-05-24 49 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7448 15170 2022-05-24 49 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Iain Duncan Smith - The Conservative Party candidate / Faiza Shaheen - The Labour Party candidate / Geoff Seeff - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7448 15274 2022-05-24 49 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7447 15162 2022-05-24 85 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7447 15163 2022-05-24 85 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7447 15164 2022-05-24 85 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7447 15165 2022-05-24 85 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7447 15167 2022-05-24 85 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7447 15168 2022-05-24 85 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7447 15169 2022-05-24 85 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7447 15170 2022-05-24 85 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gillian Keegan - The Conservative Party candidate / Jay Morton - The Labour Party candidate / Kate O'Kelly - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Heather Barrie - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7447 15273 2022-05-24 85 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7446 15162 2022-05-24 45 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7446 15163 2022-05-24 45 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7446 15164 2022-05-24 45 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7446 15165 2022-05-24 45 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7446 15167 2022-05-24 45 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7446 15168 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7446 15169 2022-05-24 45 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7446 15170 2022-05-24 45 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Leigh Higgins - The Conservative Party candidate / Toby Perkins - The Labour Party candidate / Emily Jane Coy - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Neil Jackson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7446 15272 2022-05-24 45 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7445 15162 2022-05-24 40 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7445 15163 2022-05-24 40 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7445 15164 2022-05-24 40 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7445 15165 2022-05-24 40 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7445 15167 2022-05-24 40 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7445 15168 2022-05-24 40 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7445 15169 2022-05-24 40 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7445 15170 2022-05-24 40 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Peter Fleet - The Conservative Party candidate / Natasa Pantelic - The Labour Party candidate / Sarah Green - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Carolyne Culver - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7445 15271 2022-05-24 40 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7444 15162 2022-05-24 111 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7444 15163 2022-05-24 111 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7444 15164 2022-05-24 111 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7444 15165 2022-05-24 111 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7444 15167 2022-05-24 111 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7444 15168 2022-05-24 111 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7444 15169 2022-05-24 111 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7444 15170 2022-05-24 111 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alex Chalk - The Conservative Party candidate / George Penny - The Labour Party candidate / Max Wilkinson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7444 15270 2022-05-24 111 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7443 15162 2022-05-24 20 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7443 15163 2022-05-24 20 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7443 15164 2022-05-24 20 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7443 15165 2022-05-24 20 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7443 15167 2022-05-24 20 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7443 15168 2022-05-24 20 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7443 15169 2022-05-24 20 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7443 15170 2022-05-24 20 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Greg Hands - The Conservative Party candidate / Matt Uberoi - The Labour Party candidate / Nicola Horlick - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7443 15269 2022-05-24 20 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7442 15162 2022-05-24 83 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7442 15163 2022-05-24 83 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7442 15164 2022-05-24 83 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7442 15165 2022-05-24 83 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7442 15167 2022-05-24 83 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7442 15168 2022-05-24 83 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7442 15169 2022-05-24 83 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7442 15170 2022-05-24 83 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Vicky Ford - The Conservative Party candidate / Penny Richards - The Labour Party candidate / Marie Goldman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7442 15268 2022-05-24 83 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7441 15162 2022-05-24 36 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7441 15163 2022-05-24 36 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7441 15164 2022-05-24 36 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7441 15165 2022-05-24 36 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7441 15167 2022-05-24 36 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7441 15168 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7441 15169 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7441 15170 2022-05-24 36 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mary Robinson - The Conservative Party candidate / Zahid Chauhan - The Labour Party candidate / Tom Morrison - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7441 15267 2022-05-24 36 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7440 15162 2022-05-24 99 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7440 15163 2022-05-24 99 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7440 15164 2022-05-24 99 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7440 15165 2022-05-24 99 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7440 15167 2022-05-24 99 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7440 15168 2022-05-24 99 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7440 15169 2022-05-24 99 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7440 15170 2022-05-24 99 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tracey Crouch - The Conservative Party candidate / Vince Maple - The Labour Party candidate / David Naghi - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Geoff Wilkinson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7440 15266 2022-05-24 99 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7439 15162 2022-05-24 89 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7439 15163 2022-05-24 89 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7439 15164 2022-05-24 89 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7439 15165 2022-05-24 89 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7439 15167 2022-05-24 89 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7439 15168 2022-05-24 89 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7439 15169 2022-05-24 89 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7439 15170 2022-05-24 89 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Edward Argar - The Conservative Party candidate / Gary Godden - The Labour Party candidate / Kate Tipton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Laurie Needham - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7439 15265 2022-05-24 89 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7438 15162 2022-05-24 35 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7438 15163 2022-05-24 35 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7438 15164 2022-05-24 35 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7438 15165 2022-05-24 35 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7438 15167 2022-05-24 35 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7438 15168 2022-05-24 35 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7438 15169 2022-05-24 35 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7438 15170 2022-05-24 35 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Daniel Poulter - The Conservative Party candidate / Emma Olivia Bonner-Morgan - The Labour Party candidate / James Sandbach - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Dan Pratt - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7438 15264 2022-05-24 35 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7437 15162 2022-05-24 147 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7437 15163 2022-05-24 147 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7437 15164 2022-05-24 147 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7437 15165 2022-05-24 147 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7437 15167 2022-05-24 147 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7437 15168 2022-05-24 147 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7437 15169 2022-05-24 147 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7437 15170 2022-05-24 147 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mel Stride - The Conservative Party candidate / Lisa Robillard Webb - The Labour Party candidate / Alison Eden - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andy Williamson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7437 15263 2022-05-24 147 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7436 15162 2022-05-24 63 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7436 15163 2022-05-24 63 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7436 15164 2022-05-24 63 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7436 15165 2022-05-24 63 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7436 15167 2022-05-24 63 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7436 15168 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7436 15169 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7436 15170 2022-05-24 63 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rebecca Harris - The Conservative Party candidate / Katie Curtis - The Labour Party candidate / John Howson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7436 15262 2022-05-24 63 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7435 15162 2022-05-24 18 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7435 15163 2022-05-24 18 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7435 15164 2022-05-24 18 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7435 15165 2022-05-24 18 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7435 15167 2022-05-24 18 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7435 15168 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7435 15169 2022-05-24 18 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7435 15170 2022-05-24 18 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Elliot Colburn - The Conservative Party candidate / Ahmad Nawaz Wattoo - The Labour Party candidate / Tom Brake - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tracey Hague - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7435 15261 2022-05-24 18 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7434 15162 2022-05-24 101 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7434 15163 2022-05-24 101 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7434 15164 2022-05-24 101 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7434 15165 2022-05-24 101 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7434 15167 2022-05-24 101 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7434 15168 2022-05-24 101 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7434 15169 2022-05-24 101 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7434 15170 2022-05-24 101 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio John Stevenson - The Conservative Party candidate / Ruth Alcroft - The Labour Party candidate / Julia Aglionby - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7434 15260 2022-05-24 101 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7433 15162 2022-05-24 71 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7433 15163 2022-05-24 71 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7433 15164 2022-05-24 71 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7433 15165 2022-05-24 71 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7433 15167 2022-05-24 71 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7433 15168 2022-05-24 71 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7433 15169 2022-05-24 71 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7433 15170 2022-05-24 71 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Anna Firth - The Conservative Party candidate / Rosie Duffield - The Labour Party candidate / Claire Malcomson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7433 15259 2022-05-24 71 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7432 15162 2022-05-24 97 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7432 15163 2022-05-24 97 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7432 15164 2022-05-24 97 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7432 15165 2022-05-24 97 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7432 15167 2022-05-24 97 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7432 15168 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7432 15169 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7432 15170 2022-05-24 97 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Amanda Milling - The Conservative Party candidate / Anne Denise Hobbs - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Paul Woodhead - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7432 15258 2022-05-24 97 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7431 15162 2022-05-24 61 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7431 15163 2022-05-24 61 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7431 15164 2022-05-24 61 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7431 15165 2022-05-24 61 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7431 15167 2022-05-24 61 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7431 15168 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7431 15169 2022-05-24 61 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7431 15170 2022-05-24 61 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Russell Perrin - The Conservative Party candidate / Daniel Zeichner - The Labour Party candidate / Rod Cantrill - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jeremy Caddick - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7431 15257 2022-05-24 61 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7430 15162 2022-05-24 125 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7430 15163 2022-05-24 125 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7430 15164 2022-05-24 125 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7430 15165 2022-05-24 125 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7430 15167 2022-05-24 125 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7430 15168 2022-05-24 125 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7430 15169 2022-05-24 125 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7430 15170 2022-05-24 125 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio George Eustice - The Conservative Party candidate / Paul Lea Farmer - The Labour Party candidate / Florence Elizabeth Macdonald - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Karen Margaret La Borde - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7430 15256 2022-05-24 125 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7429 15162 2022-05-24 27 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7429 15163 2022-05-24 27 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7429 15164 2022-05-24 27 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7429 15165 2022-05-24 27 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7429 15167 2022-05-24 27 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7429 15168 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7429 15169 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7429 15170 2022-05-24 27 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Peter James Quentin - The Conservative Party candidate / Harriet Harman - The Labour Party candidate / Julia Ogiehor - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Claire Sheppard - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7429 15255 2022-05-24 27 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7428 15162 2022-05-24 153 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7428 15163 2022-05-24 153 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7428 15164 2022-05-24 153 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7428 15165 2022-05-24 153 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7428 15167 2022-05-24 153 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7428 15168 2022-05-24 153 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7428 15169 2022-05-24 153 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7428 15170 2022-05-24 153 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Craig Whittaker - The Conservative Party candidate / Joshua Fenton-Glynn - The Labour Party candidate / Javed Bashir - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7428 15254 2022-05-24 153 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7427 15162 2022-05-24 107 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7427 15163 2022-05-24 107 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7427 15164 2022-05-24 107 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7427 15165 2022-05-24 107 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7427 15167 2022-05-24 107 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7427 15168 2022-05-24 107 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7427 15169 2022-05-24 107 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7427 15170 2022-05-24 107 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jo Churchill - The Conservative Party candidate / Cliff Waterman - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Helen Geake - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7427 15253 2022-05-24 107 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7426 15162 2022-05-24 131 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7426 15163 2022-05-24 131 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7426 15164 2022-05-24 131 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7426 15165 2022-05-24 131 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7426 15167 2022-05-24 131 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7426 15168 2022-05-24 131 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7426 15169 2022-05-24 131 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7426 15170 2022-05-24 131 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Christian Wakeford - The Conservative Party candidate / Lucy Burke - The Labour Party candidate / Richard Kilpatrick - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Glyn Heath - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7426 15252 2022-05-24 131 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7425 15162 2022-05-24 88 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7425 15163 2022-05-24 88 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7425 15164 2022-05-24 88 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7425 15165 2022-05-24 88 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7425 15167 2022-05-24 88 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7425 15168 2022-05-24 88 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7425 15169 2022-05-24 88 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7425 15170 2022-05-24 88 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Daly - The Conservative Party candidate / James Frith - The Labour Party candidate / Gareth David Lee Lloyd-Johnson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Charlie Allen - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7425 15251 2022-05-24 88 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7424 15162 2022-05-24 66 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7424 15163 2022-05-24 66 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7424 15164 2022-05-24 66 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7424 15165 2022-05-24 66 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7424 15167 2022-05-24 66 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7424 15168 2022-05-24 66 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7424 15169 2022-05-24 66 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7424 15170 2022-05-24 66 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kate Elizabeth Griffiths - The Conservative Party candidate / Louise Walker - The Labour Party candidate / Adam Wain - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kate Copeland - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7424 15250 2022-05-24 66 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7423 15162 2022-05-24 122 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7423 15163 2022-05-24 122 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7423 15164 2022-05-24 122 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7423 15165 2022-05-24 122 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7423 15167 2022-05-24 122 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7423 15168 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7423 15169 2022-05-24 122 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7423 15170 2022-05-24 122 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Antony Higginbotham - The Conservative Party candidate / Julie Cooper - The Labour Party candidate / Gordon Birtwistle - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Laura Fisk - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7423 15249 2022-05-24 122 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7422 15162 2022-05-24 27 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7422 15163 2022-05-24 27 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7422 15164 2022-05-24 27 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7422 15165 2022-05-24 27 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7422 15167 2022-05-24 27 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7422 15168 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7422 15169 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7422 15170 2022-05-24 27 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Greg Smith - The Conservative Party candidate / David Morgan - The Labour Party candidate / Stephen Dorrell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7422 15248 2022-05-24 27 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7421 15162 2022-05-24 130 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7421 15163 2022-05-24 130 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7421 15164 2022-05-24 130 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7421 15165 2022-05-24 130 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7421 15167 2022-05-24 130 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7421 15168 2022-05-24 130 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7421 15169 2022-05-24 130 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7421 15170 2022-05-24 130 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Darren George Henry - The Conservative Party candidate / Greg Marshall - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kat Boettge - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7421 15247 2022-05-24 130 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7420 15162 2022-05-24 30 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7420 15163 2022-05-24 30 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7420 15164 2022-05-24 30 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7420 15165 2022-05-24 30 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7420 15167 2022-05-24 30 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7420 15168 2022-05-24 30 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7420 15169 2022-05-24 30 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7420 15170 2022-05-24 30 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Charles Walker - The Conservative Party candidate / Sean Michael Waters - The Labour Party candidate / Julia Bird - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nicholas John Cox - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7420 15246 2022-05-24 30 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7419 15162 2022-05-24 65 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7419 15163 2022-05-24 65 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7419 15164 2022-05-24 65 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7419 15165 2022-05-24 65 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7419 15167 2022-05-24 65 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7419 15168 2022-05-24 65 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7419 15169 2022-05-24 65 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7419 15170 2022-05-24 65 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sajid Javid - The Conservative Party candidate / Rory James Shannon - The Labour Party candidate / David Nicholl - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kevin White - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7419 15245 2022-05-24 65 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7418 15162 2022-05-24 44 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7418 15163 2022-05-24 44 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7418 15164 2022-05-24 44 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7418 15165 2022-05-24 44 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7418 15167 2022-05-24 44 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7418 15168 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7418 15169 2022-05-24 44 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7418 15170 2022-05-24 44 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Bob Neill - The Conservative Party candidate / Angela Wilkins - The Labour Party candidate / Julie Ireland - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mary Elizabeth Ion - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7418 15244 2022-05-24 44 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7417 15162 2022-05-24 129 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7417 15163 2022-05-24 129 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7417 15164 2022-05-24 129 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7417 15165 2022-05-24 129 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7417 15167 2022-05-24 129 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7417 15168 2022-05-24 129 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7417 15169 2022-05-24 129 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7417 15170 2022-05-24 129 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jerome Mayhew - The Conservative Party candidate / Jess Barnard - The Labour Party candidate / Ben Goodwin - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andrew Boswell - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7417 15243 2022-05-24 129 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7416 15162 2022-05-24 97 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7416 15163 2022-05-24 97 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7416 15164 2022-05-24 97 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7416 15165 2022-05-24 97 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7416 15167 2022-05-24 97 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7416 15168 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7416 15169 2022-05-24 97 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7416 15170 2022-05-24 97 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Suria Aujla - The Conservative Party candidate / Thangam Debbonaire - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Carla Denyer - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7416 15242 2022-05-24 97 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7415 15162 2022-05-24 66 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7415 15163 2022-05-24 66 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7415 15164 2022-05-24 66 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7415 15165 2022-05-24 66 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7415 15167 2022-05-24 66 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7415 15168 2022-05-24 66 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7415 15169 2022-05-24 66 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7415 15170 2022-05-24 66 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Richard Andrew Morgan - The Conservative Party candidate / Karin Smyth - The Labour Party candidate / Andrew Charles Brown - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tony Dyer - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7415 15241 2022-05-24 66 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7414 15162 2022-05-24 103 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7414 15163 2022-05-24 103 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7414 15164 2022-05-24 103 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7414 15165 2022-05-24 103 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7414 15167 2022-05-24 103 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7414 15168 2022-05-24 103 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7414 15169 2022-05-24 103 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7414 15170 2022-05-24 103 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Weston - The Conservative Party candidate / Darren Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Chris Coleman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Heather Mack - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7414 15240 2022-05-24 103 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7413 15162 2022-05-24 81 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7413 15163 2022-05-24 81 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7413 15164 2022-05-24 81 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7413 15165 2022-05-24 81 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7413 15167 2022-05-24 81 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7413 15168 2022-05-24 81 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7413 15169 2022-05-24 81 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7413 15170 2022-05-24 81 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sarah Dawn Codling - The Conservative Party candidate / Kerry McCarthy - The Labour Party candidate / Nicholas Coombes - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Conan Connolly - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7413 15239 2022-05-24 81 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7412 15162 2022-05-24 52 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7412 15163 2022-05-24 52 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7412 15164 2022-05-24 52 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7412 15165 2022-05-24 52 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7412 15167 2022-05-24 52 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7412 15168 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7412 15169 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7412 15170 2022-05-24 52 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Emma Louise Hogan - The Conservative Party candidate / Adam Imanpour - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Caroline Lucas - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7412 15238 2022-05-24 52 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7411 15162 2022-05-24 56 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7411 15163 2022-05-24 56 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7411 15164 2022-05-24 56 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7411 15165 2022-05-24 56 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7411 15167 2022-05-24 56 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7411 15168 2022-05-24 56 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7411 15169 2022-05-24 56 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7411 15170 2022-05-24 56 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Joe Miller - The Conservative Party candidate / Lloyd Russell-Moyle - The Labour Party candidate / Ben Thomas - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alexandra Phillips - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7411 15237 2022-05-24 56 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7410 15162 2022-05-24 70 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7410 15163 2022-05-24 70 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7410 15164 2022-05-24 70 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7410 15165 2022-05-24 70 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7410 15167 2022-05-24 70 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7410 15168 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7410 15169 2022-05-24 70 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7410 15170 2022-05-24 70 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Percy - The Conservative Party candidate / Majid Khan - The Labour Party candidate / David Dobbie - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jo Baker - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7410 15236 2022-05-24 70 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7409 15162 2022-05-24 99 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7409 15163 2022-05-24 99 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7409 15164 2022-05-24 99 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7409 15165 2022-05-24 99 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7409 15167 2022-05-24 99 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7409 15168 2022-05-24 99 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7409 15169 2022-05-24 99 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7409 15170 2022-05-24 99 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ian Liddell-Grainger - The Conservative Party candidate / Oliver Thornton - The Labour Party candidate / Bill Revans - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mickie Ritchie - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7409 15235 2022-05-24 99 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7408 15162 2022-05-24 27 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7408 15163 2022-05-24 27 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7408 15164 2022-05-24 27 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7408 15165 2022-05-24 27 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7408 15167 2022-05-24 27 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7408 15168 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7408 15169 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7408 15170 2022-05-24 27 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alex Burghart - The Conservative Party candidate / Oliver Durose - The Labour Party candidate / David Kendall - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Paul Jeater - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7408 15234 2022-05-24 27 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7407 15162 2022-05-24 53 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7407 15163 2022-05-24 53 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7407 15164 2022-05-24 53 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7407 15165 2022-05-24 53 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7407 15167 2022-05-24 53 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7407 15168 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7407 15169 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7407 15170 2022-05-24 53 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Seena Shah - The Conservative Party candidate / Ruth Cadbury - The Labour Party candidate / Helen Cross - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Daniel Goldsmith - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7407 15233 2022-05-24 53 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7406 15162 2022-05-24 34 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7406 15163 2022-05-24 34 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7406 15164 2022-05-24 34 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7406 15165 2022-05-24 34 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7406 15167 2022-05-24 34 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7406 15168 2022-05-24 34 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7406 15169 2022-05-24 34 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7406 15170 2022-05-24 34 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Anjana Patel - The Conservative Party candidate / Barry Gardiner - The Labour Party candidate / Paul Lorber - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Simon David Rebbitt - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7406 15232 2022-05-24 34 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7405 15162 2022-05-24 30 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7405 15163 2022-05-24 30 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7405 15164 2022-05-24 30 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7405 15165 2022-05-24 30 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7405 15167 2022-05-24 30 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7405 15168 2022-05-24 30 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7405 15169 2022-05-24 30 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7405 15170 2022-05-24 30 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Brescia - The Conservative Party candidate / Dawn Butler - The Labour Party candidate / Deborah Unger - The Liberal Democrat candidate / William Relton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7405 15231 2022-05-24 30 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7404 15162 2022-05-24 118 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7404 15163 2022-05-24 118 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7404 15164 2022-05-24 118 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7404 15165 2022-05-24 118 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7404 15167 2022-05-24 118 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7404 15168 2022-05-24 118 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7404 15169 2022-05-24 118 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7404 15170 2022-05-24 118 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Cleverly - The Conservative Party candidate / Joshua Garfield - The Labour Party candidate / Dominic Graham - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7404 15230 2022-05-24 118 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7403 15162 2022-05-24 32 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7403 15163 2022-05-24 32 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7403 15164 2022-05-24 32 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7403 15165 2022-05-24 32 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7403 15167 2022-05-24 32 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7403 15168 2022-05-24 32 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7403 15169 2022-05-24 32 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7403 15170 2022-05-24 32 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mohammed Afzal - The Conservative Party candidate / Naseem Shah - The Labour Party candidate / Mark Christie - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Darren Parkinson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7403 15229 2022-05-24 32 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7402 15162 2022-05-24 89 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7402 15163 2022-05-24 89 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7402 15164 2022-05-24 89 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7402 15165 2022-05-24 89 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7402 15167 2022-05-24 89 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7402 15168 2022-05-24 89 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7402 15169 2022-05-24 89 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7402 15170 2022-05-24 89 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Narinder Singh Sekhon - The Conservative Party candidate / Judith Cummins - The Labour Party candidate / Alun Griffiths - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Matthew Clive Edwards - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7402 15228 2022-05-24 89 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7401 15162 2022-05-24 31 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7401 15163 2022-05-24 31 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7401 15164 2022-05-24 31 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7401 15165 2022-05-24 31 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7401 15167 2022-05-24 31 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7401 15168 2022-05-24 31 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7401 15169 2022-05-24 31 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7401 15170 2022-05-24 31 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Linden Mary Kemkaran - The Conservative Party candidate / Imran Hussain - The Labour Party candidate / Jeanette Sunderland - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andy Stanford - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7401 15227 2022-05-24 31 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7400 15162 2022-05-24 93 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7400 15163 2022-05-24 93 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7400 15164 2022-05-24 93 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7400 15165 2022-05-24 93 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7400 15167 2022-05-24 93 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7400 15168 2022-05-24 93 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7400 15169 2022-05-24 93 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7400 15170 2022-05-24 93 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Sunderland - The Conservative Party candidate / Paul Bidwell - The Labour Party candidate / Kaweh Beheshtizadeh - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Derek Florey - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7400 15226 2022-05-24 93 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7399 15162 2022-05-24 161 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7399 15163 2022-05-24 161 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7399 15164 2022-05-24 161 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7399 15165 2022-05-24 161 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7399 15167 2022-05-24 161 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7399 15168 2022-05-24 161 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7399 15169 2022-05-24 161 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7399 15170 2022-05-24 161 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Conor Burns - The Conservative Party candidate / David Stokes - The Labour Party candidate / Jon Nicholas - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Simon Bull - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7399 15225 2022-05-24 161 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7398 15162 2022-05-24 148 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7398 15163 2022-05-24 148 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7398 15164 2022-05-24 148 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7398 15165 2022-05-24 148 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7398 15167 2022-05-24 148 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7398 15168 2022-05-24 148 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7398 15169 2022-05-24 148 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7398 15170 2022-05-24 148 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tobias Ellwood - The Conservative Party candidate / Corrie Drew - The Labour Party candidate / Philip Dunn - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alasdair Keddie - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7398 15224 2022-05-24 148 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7397 15162 2022-05-24 130 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7397 15163 2022-05-24 130 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7397 15164 2022-05-24 130 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7397 15165 2022-05-24 130 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7397 15167 2022-05-24 130 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7397 15168 2022-05-24 130 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7397 15169 2022-05-24 130 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7397 15170 2022-05-24 130 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Luke Evans - The Conservative Party candidate / Rick Middleton - The Labour Party candidate / Michael Mullaney - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mick Gregg - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7397 15223 2022-05-24 130 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7396 15162 2022-05-24 94 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7396 15163 2022-05-24 94 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7396 15164 2022-05-24 94 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7396 15165 2022-05-24 94 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7396 15167 2022-05-24 94 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7396 15168 2022-05-24 94 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7396 15169 2022-05-24 94 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7396 15170 2022-05-24 94 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Matt Warman - The Conservative Party candidate / Ben Cook - The Labour Party candidate / Hilary Jones - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7396 15222 2022-05-24 94 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7395 15162 2022-05-24 104 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7395 15163 2022-05-24 104 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7395 15164 2022-05-24 104 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7395 15165 2022-05-24 104 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7395 15167 2022-05-24 104 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7395 15168 2022-05-24 104 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7395 15169 2022-05-24 104 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7395 15170 2022-05-24 104 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tarsilo Onuluk - The Conservative Party candidate / Peter Dowd - The Labour Party candidate / Rebecca Hanson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mike Carter - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7395 15221 2022-05-24 104 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7394 15162 2022-05-24 54 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7394 15163 2022-05-24 54 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7394 15164 2022-05-24 54 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7394 15165 2022-05-24 54 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7394 15167 2022-05-24 54 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7394 15168 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7394 15169 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7394 15170 2022-05-24 54 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Chris Green - The Conservative Party candidate / Julie Hilling - The Labour Party candidate / Rebecca Forrest - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Paris Hayes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7394 15220 2022-05-24 54 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7393 15162 2022-05-24 81 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7393 15163 2022-05-24 81 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7393 15164 2022-05-24 81 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7393 15165 2022-05-24 81 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7393 15167 2022-05-24 81 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7393 15168 2022-05-24 81 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7393 15169 2022-05-24 81 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7393 15170 2022-05-24 81 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Johno Lee - The Conservative Party candidate / Yasmin Qureshi - The Labour Party candidate / Kevin John Walsh - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David Figgins - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7393 15219 2022-05-24 81 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7392 15162 2022-05-24 71 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7392 15163 2022-05-24 71 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7392 15164 2022-05-24 71 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7392 15165 2022-05-24 71 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7392 15167 2022-05-24 71 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7392 15168 2022-05-24 71 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7392 15169 2022-05-24 71 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7392 15170 2022-05-24 71 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Logan - The Conservative Party candidate / David Crausby - The Labour Party candidate / Warren Fox - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Liz Spencer - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7392 15218 2022-05-24 71 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7391 15162 2022-05-24 78 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7391 15163 2022-05-24 78 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7391 15164 2022-05-24 78 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7391 15165 2022-05-24 78 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7391 15167 2022-05-24 78 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7391 15168 2022-05-24 78 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7391 15169 2022-05-24 78 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7391 15170 2022-05-24 78 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Fletcher - The Conservative Party candidate / Dennis Skinner - The Labour Party candidate / David Hancock - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David Kesteven - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7391 15217 2022-05-24 78 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7390 15162 2022-05-24 125 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7390 15163 2022-05-24 125 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7390 15164 2022-05-24 125 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7390 15165 2022-05-24 125 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7390 15167 2022-05-24 125 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7390 15168 2022-05-24 125 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7390 15169 2022-05-24 125 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7390 15170 2022-05-24 125 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nick Gibb - The Conservative Party candidate / Alan Butcher - The Labour Party candidate / Francis Oppler - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Carol Jane Birch - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7390 15216 2022-05-24 125 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7389 15162 2022-05-24 95 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7389 15163 2022-05-24 95 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7389 15164 2022-05-24 95 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7389 15165 2022-05-24 95 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7389 15167 2022-05-24 95 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7389 15168 2022-05-24 95 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7389 15169 2022-05-24 95 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7389 15170 2022-05-24 95 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ian Levy - The Conservative Party candidate / Susan Elizabeth Dungworth - The Labour Party candidate / Thom Chapman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Dawn Furness - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7389 15215 2022-05-24 95 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7388 15162 2022-05-24 101 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7388 15163 2022-05-24 101 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7388 15164 2022-05-24 101 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7388 15165 2022-05-24 101 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7388 15167 2022-05-24 101 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7388 15168 2022-05-24 101 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7388 15169 2022-05-24 101 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7388 15170 2022-05-24 101 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Adrian Pepper - The Conservative Party candidate / Liz Twist - The Labour Party candidate / Victoria Louise Anderson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Diane Cadman - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7388 15214 2022-05-24 101 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7387 15162 2022-05-24 168 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7387 15163 2022-05-24 168 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7387 15164 2022-05-24 168 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7387 15165 2022-05-24 168 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7387 15167 2022-05-24 168 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7387 15168 2022-05-24 168 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7387 15169 2022-05-24 168 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7387 15170 2022-05-24 168 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Scott Lloyd Benton - The Conservative Party candidate / Gordon Marsden - The Labour Party candidate / Bill Greene - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rebecca Daniels - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7387 15213 2022-05-24 168 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7386 15162 2022-05-24 240 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7386 15163 2022-05-24 240 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7386 15164 2022-05-24 240 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7386 15165 2022-05-24 240 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7386 15167 2022-05-24 240 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7386 15168 2022-05-24 240 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7386 15169 2022-05-24 240 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7386 15170 2022-05-24 240 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Paul Maynard - The Conservative Party candidate / Chris Webb - The Labour Party candidate / Sue Close - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Duncan Royle - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7386 15212 2022-05-24 240 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7385 15162 2022-05-24 113 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7385 15163 2022-05-24 113 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7385 15164 2022-05-24 113 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7385 15165 2022-05-24 113 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7385 15167 2022-05-24 113 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7385 15168 2022-05-24 113 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7385 15169 2022-05-24 113 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7385 15170 2022-05-24 113 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alexander Victor Elias - The Conservative Party candidate / Graham Stringer - The Labour Party candidate / Iain Donaldson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David Jones - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7385 15211 2022-05-24 113 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7384 15162 2022-05-24 51 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7384 15163 2022-05-24 51 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7384 15164 2022-05-24 51 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7384 15165 2022-05-24 51 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7384 15167 2022-05-24 51 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7384 15168 2022-05-24 51 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7384 15169 2022-05-24 51 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7384 15170 2022-05-24 51 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Claire Rosalyn Gill - The Conservative Party candidate / Kate Hollern - The Labour Party candidate / Beth Waller-Slack - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Reza Hossain - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7384 15210 2022-05-24 51 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7383 15162 2022-05-24 79 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7383 15163 2022-05-24 79 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7383 15164 2022-05-24 79 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7383 15165 2022-05-24 79 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7383 15167 2022-05-24 79 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7383 15168 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7383 15169 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7383 15170 2022-05-24 79 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Dehenna Davison - The Conservative Party candidate / Helen Goodman - The Labour Party candidate / Ray Georgeson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7383 15209 2022-05-24 79 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7382 15162 2022-05-24 53 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7382 15163 2022-05-24 53 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7382 15164 2022-05-24 53 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7382 15165 2022-05-24 53 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7382 15167 2022-05-24 53 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7382 15168 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7382 15169 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7382 15170 2022-05-24 53 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Vincent Robert Pountain Garrington - The Conservative Party candidate / Jess Phillips - The Labour Party candidate / Roger Harmer - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Christopher Garghan - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7382 15208 2022-05-24 53 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7381 15162 2022-05-24 106 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7381 15163 2022-05-24 106 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7381 15164 2022-05-24 106 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7381 15165 2022-05-24 106 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7381 15167 2022-05-24 106 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7381 15168 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7381 15169 2022-05-24 106 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7381 15170 2022-05-24 106 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Hannah Campbell - The Conservative Party candidate / Steve McCabe - The Labour Party candidate / Dave Radcliffe - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Joe Peacock - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7381 15207 2022-05-24 106 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7380 15162 2022-05-24 35 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7380 15163 2022-05-24 35 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7380 15164 2022-05-24 35 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7380 15165 2022-05-24 35 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7380 15167 2022-05-24 35 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7380 15168 2022-05-24 35 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7380 15169 2022-05-24 35 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7380 15170 2022-05-24 35 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Raaj Shamji - The Conservative Party candidate / Khalid Mahmood - The Labour Party candidate / Gerard Jerome - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kefentse Dennis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7380 15206 2022-05-24 35 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7379 15162 2022-05-24 133 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7379 15163 2022-05-24 133 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7379 15164 2022-05-24 133 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7379 15165 2022-05-24 133 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7379 15167 2022-05-24 133 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7379 15168 2022-05-24 133 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7379 15169 2022-05-24 133 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7379 15170 2022-05-24 133 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gary Sambrook - The Conservative Party candidate / Richard Burden - The Labour Party candidate / Jamie Christian Scott - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Eleanor Masters - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7379 15205 2022-05-24 133 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7378 15162 2022-05-24 36 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7378 15163 2022-05-24 36 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7378 15164 2022-05-24 36 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7378 15165 2022-05-24 36 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7378 15167 2022-05-24 36 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7378 15168 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7378 15169 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7378 15170 2022-05-24 36 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mary Noone - The Conservative Party candidate / Shabana Mahmood - The Labour Party candidate / Lee Dargue - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alexander Nettle - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7378 15204 2022-05-24 36 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7377 15162 2022-05-24 42 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7377 15163 2022-05-24 42 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7377 15164 2022-05-24 42 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7377 15165 2022-05-24 42 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7377 15167 2022-05-24 42 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7377 15168 2022-05-24 42 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7377 15169 2022-05-24 42 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7377 15170 2022-05-24 42 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Akaal Sidhu - The Conservative Party candidate / Liam Byrne - The Labour Party candidate / Waheed Rafiq - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sylvia Jane McKears - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7377 15203 2022-05-24 42 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7376 15162 2022-05-24 36 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7376 15163 2022-05-24 36 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7376 15164 2022-05-24 36 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7376 15165 2022-05-24 36 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7376 15167 2022-05-24 36 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7376 15168 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7376 15169 2022-05-24 36 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7376 15170 2022-05-24 36 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Penny-Anne O'Donnell - The Conservative Party candidate / Tahir Ali - The Labour Party candidate / Izzy Knowles - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Patrick Cox - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7376 15202 2022-05-24 36 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7375 15162 2022-05-24 100 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7375 15163 2022-05-24 100 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7375 15164 2022-05-24 100 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7375 15165 2022-05-24 100 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7375 15167 2022-05-24 100 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7375 15168 2022-05-24 100 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7375 15169 2022-05-24 100 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7375 15170 2022-05-24 100 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Alden - The Conservative Party candidate / Paulette Hamilton - The Labour Party candidate / Lee Dargue - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Siobhan Harper-Nunes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7375 15201 2022-05-24 100 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7374 15162 2022-05-24 42 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7374 15163 2022-05-24 42 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7374 15164 2022-05-24 42 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7374 15165 2022-05-24 42 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7374 15167 2022-05-24 42 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7374 15168 2022-05-24 42 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7374 15169 2022-05-24 42 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7374 15170 2022-05-24 42 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alex Wan Yip - The Conservative Party candidate / Preet Kaur Gill - The Labour Party candidate / Colin Green - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Phil Simpson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7374 15200 2022-05-24 42 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7373 15162 2022-05-24 64 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7373 15163 2022-05-24 64 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7373 15164 2022-05-24 64 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7373 15165 2022-05-24 64 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7373 15167 2022-05-24 64 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7373 15168 2022-05-24 64 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7373 15169 2022-05-24 64 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7373 15170 2022-05-24 64 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Claire Rowles - The Conservative Party candidate / Mick Whitley - The Labour Party candidate / Stuart Kelly - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Pat Cleary - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7373 15199 2022-05-24 64 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7372 15162 2022-05-24 27 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7372 15163 2022-05-24 27 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7372 15164 2022-05-24 27 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7372 15165 2022-05-24 27 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7372 15167 2022-05-24 27 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7372 15168 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7372 15169 2022-05-24 27 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7372 15170 2022-05-24 27 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Evennett - The Conservative Party candidate / Anna Day - The Labour Party candidate / David McBride - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Anthony Ball - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7372 15198 2022-05-24 27 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7371 15162 2022-05-24 138 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7371 15163 2022-05-24 138 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7371 15164 2022-05-24 138 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7371 15165 2022-05-24 138 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7371 15167 2022-05-24 138 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7371 15168 2022-05-24 138 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7371 15169 2022-05-24 138 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7371 15170 2022-05-24 138 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Huw Merriman - The Conservative Party candidate / Christine Bayliss - The Labour Party candidate / Martin Saunders - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jonathan Kent - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7371 15197 2022-05-24 138 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7370 15162 2022-05-24 115 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7370 15163 2022-05-24 115 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7370 15164 2022-05-24 115 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7370 15165 2022-05-24 115 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7370 15167 2022-05-24 115 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7370 15168 2022-05-24 115 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7370 15169 2022-05-24 115 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7370 15170 2022-05-24 115 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Graham Stuart - The Conservative Party candidate / Chloe Hopkins - The Labour Party candidate / Denis Healy - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Isabel Pires - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7370 15196 2022-05-24 115 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7369 15162 2022-05-24 54 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7369 15163 2022-05-24 54 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7369 15164 2022-05-24 54 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7369 15165 2022-05-24 54 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7369 15167 2022-05-24 54 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7369 15168 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7369 15169 2022-05-24 54 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7369 15170 2022-05-24 54 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nicholas Stovold - The Conservative Party candidate / Rushanara Ali - The Labour Party candidate / Josh Babarinde - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Shahrar Ali - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7369 15195 2022-05-24 54 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7368 15162 2022-05-24 79 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7368 15163 2022-05-24 79 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7368 15164 2022-05-24 79 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7368 15165 2022-05-24 79 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7368 15167 2022-05-24 79 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7368 15168 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7368 15169 2022-05-24 79 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7368 15170 2022-05-24 79 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Anne-Marie Trevelyan - The Conservative Party candidate / Trish Williams - The Labour Party candidate / Tom Hancock - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Thomas Leslie Stewart - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7368 15194 2022-05-24 79 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7367 15162 2022-05-24 72 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7367 15163 2022-05-24 72 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7367 15164 2022-05-24 72 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7367 15165 2022-05-24 72 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7367 15167 2022-05-24 72 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7367 15168 2022-05-24 72 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7367 15169 2022-05-24 72 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7367 15170 2022-05-24 72 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew George Scott Baker - The Conservative Party candidate / The Labour Party candidate / Humaira Ali - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7367 15193 2022-05-24 72 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7366 15162 2022-05-24 63 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7366 15163 2022-05-24 63 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7366 15164 2022-05-24 63 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7366 15165 2022-05-24 63 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7366 15167 2022-05-24 63 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7366 15168 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7366 15169 2022-05-24 63 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7366 15170 2022-05-24 63 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ryan Henson - The Conservative Party candidate / Mohammad Yasin - The Labour Party candidate / Henry Vann - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Adrian Spurrell - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7366 15192 2022-05-24 63 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7365 15162 2022-05-24 52 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7365 15163 2022-05-24 52 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7365 15164 2022-05-24 52 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7365 15165 2022-05-24 52 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7365 15167 2022-05-24 52 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7365 15168 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7365 15169 2022-05-24 52 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7365 15170 2022-05-24 52 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Bob Stewart - The Conservative Party candidate / Marina Ahmad - The Labour Party candidate / Chloe-Jane Ross - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ruth Fabricant - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7365 15191 2022-05-24 52 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7364 15162 2022-05-24 53 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7364 15163 2022-05-24 53 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7364 15164 2022-05-24 53 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7364 15165 2022-05-24 53 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7364 15167 2022-05-24 53 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7364 15168 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7364 15169 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7364 15170 2022-05-24 53 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Joy Morrissey - The Conservative Party candidate / Alexa Collins - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Zoe Hatch - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7364 15190 2022-05-24 53 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7363 15162 2022-05-24 23 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7363 15163 2022-05-24 23 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7363 15164 2022-05-24 23 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7363 15165 2022-05-24 23 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7363 15167 2022-05-24 23 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7363 15168 2022-05-24 23 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7363 15169 2022-05-24 23 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7363 15170 2022-05-24 23 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kim Caddy - The Conservative Party candidate / Marsha de Cordova - The Labour Party candidate / Mark Gitsham - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lois Davis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7363 15189 2022-05-24 23 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7362 15162 2022-05-24 145 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7362 15163 2022-05-24 145 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7362 15164 2022-05-24 145 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7362 15165 2022-05-24 145 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7362 15167 2022-05-24 145 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7362 15168 2022-05-24 145 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7362 15169 2022-05-24 145 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7362 15170 2022-05-24 145 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ryan Stephenson - The Conservative Party candidate / Kim Leadbeater - The Labour Party candidate / John Lawson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ty Akram - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7362 15188 2022-05-24 145 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7361 15162 2022-05-24 33 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7361 15163 2022-05-24 33 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7361 15164 2022-05-24 33 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7361 15165 2022-05-24 33 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7361 15167 2022-05-24 33 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7361 15168 2022-05-24 33 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7361 15169 2022-05-24 33 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7361 15170 2022-05-24 33 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Annabel Tall - The Conservative Party candidate / Mike Davies - The Labour Party candidate / Wera Hobhouse - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7361 15187 2022-05-24 33 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7360 15162 2022-05-24 94 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7360 15163 2022-05-24 94 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7360 15164 2022-05-24 94 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7360 15165 2022-05-24 94 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7360 15167 2022-05-24 94 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7360 15168 2022-05-24 94 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7360 15169 2022-05-24 94 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7360 15170 2022-05-24 94 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Brendan Clarke-Smith - The Conservative Party candidate / Keir Alexander Morrison - The Labour Party candidate / Helen Tamblyn-Saville - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7360 15186 2022-05-24 94 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7359 15162 2022-05-24 96 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7359 15163 2022-05-24 96 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7359 15164 2022-05-24 96 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7359 15165 2022-05-24 96 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7359 15167 2022-05-24 96 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7359 15168 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7359 15169 2022-05-24 96 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7359 15170 2022-05-24 96 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Maria Miller - The Conservative Party candidate / Kerena Marchant - The Labour Party candidate / Sashi Mylvaganam - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jonathan Edward Jenkin - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7359 15185 2022-05-24 96 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7358 15162 2022-05-24 69 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7358 15163 2022-05-24 69 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7358 15164 2022-05-24 69 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7358 15165 2022-05-24 69 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7358 15167 2022-05-24 69 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7358 15168 2022-05-24 69 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7358 15169 2022-05-24 69 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7358 15170 2022-05-24 69 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio John Baron - The Conservative Party candidate / Andrew Gordon - The Labour Party candidate / Edward Sainsbury - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Stewart Goshawk - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7358 15184 2022-05-24 69 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7357 15162 2022-05-24 72 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7357 15163 2022-05-24 72 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7357 15164 2022-05-24 72 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7357 15165 2022-05-24 72 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7357 15167 2022-05-24 72 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7357 15168 2022-05-24 72 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7357 15169 2022-05-24 72 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7357 15170 2022-05-24 72 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Simon Fell - The Conservative Party candidate / Chris Altree - The Labour Party candidate / Loraine Birchall - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Chris Loynes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7357 15183 2022-05-24 72 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7356 15162 2022-05-24 43 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7356 15163 2022-05-24 43 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7356 15164 2022-05-24 43 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7356 15165 2022-05-24 43 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7356 15167 2022-05-24 43 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7356 15168 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7356 15169 2022-05-24 43 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7356 15170 2022-05-24 43 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Adam Gregg - The Conservative Party candidate / Stephanie Peacock - The Labour Party candidate / Sophie Thornton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Richard Thomas James Trotman - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7356 15182 2022-05-24 43 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7355 15162 2022-05-24 75 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7355 15163 2022-05-24 75 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7355 15164 2022-05-24 75 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7355 15165 2022-05-24 75 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7355 15167 2022-05-24 75 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7355 15168 2022-05-24 75 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7355 15169 2022-05-24 75 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7355 15170 2022-05-24 75 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Iftikhar Ahmed - The Conservative Party candidate / Dan Jarvis - The Labour Party candidate / Will Sapwell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tom Heyes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7355 15181 2022-05-24 75 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7354 15162 2022-05-24 22 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7354 15163 2022-05-24 22 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7354 15164 2022-05-24 22 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7354 15165 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7354 15167 2022-05-24 22 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7354 15168 2022-05-24 22 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7354 15169 2022-05-24 22 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7354 15170 2022-05-24 22 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tamkeen Akhterrasul Shaikh - The Conservative Party candidate / Margaret Hodge - The Labour Party candidate / Ann Mary Haigh - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Shannon Elizabeth Butterfield - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7354 15180 2022-05-24 22 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7353 15162 2022-05-24 89 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7353 15163 2022-05-24 89 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7353 15164 2022-05-24 89 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7353 15165 2022-05-24 89 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7353 15167 2022-05-24 89 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7353 15168 2022-05-24 89 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7353 15169 2022-05-24 89 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7353 15170 2022-05-24 89 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Victoria Prentis - The Conservative Party candidate / Suzette Elizabeth Watson - The Labour Party candidate / Tim Bearder - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ian Michael Middleton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7353 15179 2022-05-24 89 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7352 15162 2022-05-24 80 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7352 15163 2022-05-24 80 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7352 15164 2022-05-24 80 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7352 15165 2022-05-24 80 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7352 15167 2022-05-24 80 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7352 15168 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7352 15169 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7352 15170 2022-05-24 80 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rob Butler - The Conservative Party candidate / Liz Hind - The Labour Party candidate / Steven Lambert - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Coral Simpson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7352 15178 2022-05-24 80 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7351 15162 2022-05-24 98 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7351 15163 2022-05-24 98 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7351 15164 2022-05-24 98 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7351 15165 2022-05-24 98 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7351 15167 2022-05-24 98 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7351 15168 2022-05-24 98 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7351 15169 2022-05-24 98 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7351 15170 2022-05-24 98 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Dan Costello - The Conservative Party candidate / Angela Rayner - The Labour Party candidate / George Rice - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lee Huntbach - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7351 15177 2022-05-24 98 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7350 15162 2022-05-24 80 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7350 15163 2022-05-24 80 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7350 15164 2022-05-24 80 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7350 15165 2022-05-24 80 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7350 15167 2022-05-24 80 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7350 15168 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7350 15169 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7350 15170 2022-05-24 80 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Damian Green - The Conservative Party candidate / Dara Farrell - The Labour Party candidate / Adrian Gee-Turner - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mandy Rossi - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7350 15176 2022-05-24 80 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7349 15162 2022-05-24 116 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7349 15163 2022-05-24 116 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7349 15164 2022-05-24 116 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7349 15165 2022-05-24 116 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7349 15167 2022-05-24 116 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7349 15168 2022-05-24 116 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7349 15169 2022-05-24 116 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7349 15170 2022-05-24 116 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Lee Anderson - The Conservative Party candidate / Natalie Fleet - The Labour Party candidate / Rebecca Wain - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rosemary Cerridwen Gray Woods - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7349 15175 2022-05-24 116 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7348 15162 2022-05-24 53 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7348 15163 2022-05-24 53 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7348 15164 2022-05-24 53 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7348 15165 2022-05-24 53 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7348 15167 2022-05-24 53 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7348 15168 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7348 15169 2022-05-24 53 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7348 15170 2022-05-24 53 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Griffith - The Conservative Party candidate / Bella Sankey - The Labour Party candidate / Alison Elizabeth Bennett - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Isabel Thurston - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7348 15174 2022-05-24 53 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7347 15162 2022-05-24 80 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7347 15163 2022-05-24 80 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7347 15164 2022-05-24 80 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7347 15165 2022-05-24 80 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7347 15167 2022-05-24 80 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7347 15168 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7347 15169 2022-05-24 80 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7347 15170 2022-05-24 80 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nigel Mills - The Conservative Party candidate / Adam Thompson - The Labour Party candidate / Kate Smith - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lian Pizzey - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7347 15173 2022-05-24 80 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7346 15162 2022-05-24 57 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7346 15163 2022-05-24 57 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7346 15164 2022-05-24 57 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7346 15165 2022-05-24 57 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7346 15167 2022-05-24 57 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7346 15168 2022-05-24 57 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7346 15169 2022-05-24 57 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7346 15170 2022-05-24 57 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Graham Brady - The Conservative Party candidate / Andrew Western - The Labour Party candidate / Angela Smith - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Geraldine Coggins - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7346 15172 2022-05-24 57 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7345 15162 2022-05-24 24 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7345 15163 2022-05-24 24 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7345 15164 2022-05-24 24 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7345 15165 2022-05-24 24 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7345 15167 2022-05-24 24 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7345 15168 2022-05-24 24 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7345 15169 2022-05-24 24 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7345 15170 2022-05-24 24 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Wendy Morton - The Conservative Party candidate / David Huw Morgan - The Labour Party candidate / Ian Garrett - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Bill McComish - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 7345 15171 2022-05-24 24 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7343 15162 2022-09-26 55 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7343 15163 2022-09-26 55 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 7343 15164 2022-09-26 55 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7343 15165 2022-09-26 55 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Leo Docherty - The Conservative Party candidate / Howard James Kaye - The Labour Party candidate / Alan Hilliar - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Donna Wallace - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7343 15166 2022-09-26 55 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7343 15167 2022-09-26 55 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7343 15168 2022-09-26 55 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Raising the minimum wage to £15 per hour." For context: the current minimum wage is £9.50 per hour for people aged 23 or above. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7343 15169 2022-09-26 55 0
Here are some policies that have been discussed at recent elections. "Retaining all EU laws on workers’ rights." For context: when the UK left the EU we retained EU laws on workers’ rights such as paid holiday, equal pay for women and men, rest breaks, safe limits on working time and rights for temporary and agency workers. Please tell us whether it is something you would generally support or oppose. radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7343 15170 2022-09-26 55 0
Would your organisation consider engaging a self-employed/independent IT management consultant to assist with any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox System selection (e.g. requirements gathering and tendering process for CRMs, ERPs, HRMs etc.) / Disaster Recovery (DR) planning / Digital strategy formation or review / Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG)/Sustainable IT management framework formation or review / Operating model analysis and design (e.g. document "as-is", and propose "to-be") / Enterprise architecture formation or review / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7341 15160 2022-09-25 450 0
You told us you work in the IT industry, do you consider yourself an IT professional? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7341 15161 2022-09-25 450 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 7340 15157 2022-09-23 1,596 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any would you vote for? radio Labour / Conservative / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK / Liberal Democrat / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7340 15158 2022-09-23 1,596 0
What did you think of the mini-budget on Friday which made unfunded tax cuts to try to boost growth? radio Very good / Good / Neither good nor bad / Bad / Very bad / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7340 15159 2022-09-23 1,596 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 7339 15154 2022-09-23 3,015 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK / Green / SNP / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7339 15155 2022-09-23 3,015 0
What did you think of the mini-budget on Friday which made unfunded tax cuts to try to boost growth? radio Very good / Good / Neither good nor bad / Bad / Very bad / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7339 15156 2022-09-23 3,015 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 7338 15151 2022-09-23 26,901 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7338 15152 2022-09-23 26,901 0
What did you think of the mini-budget on Friday which made unfunded tax cuts to try to boost growth? radio Very good / Good / Neither good nor bad / Bad / Very bad / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7338 15153 2022-09-23 26,901 0
The new government wants to cut taxes, a move it says will boost economic growth. To what extent do you agree with this plan? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 7336 15148 2022-09-22 4,904 0
Of the following taxes, which would you say the Government should cut the most, and which the least, in order to boost economic growth? maxdiff Stamp duty (new homes) / Inheritance / National insurance / Income tax / Corporation tax / Capital gains tax / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7336 15149 2022-09-22 4,904 0
Do you currently have/have you ever had a profile on an online dating app/website? radio Yes / No 0 7335 15147 2022-09-22 205 0
Have you been to see Magic Mike LIVE in theatre? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7333 15144 2022-09-21 106,110 0
Have you watched any of the following films? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Magic Mike / Magic Mike XXL / Hustlers / Burlesque / Coyote Ugly / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7333 15145 2022-09-21 106,110 0
How do you use Pinterest to make interior design decisions? (Tick all that apply) checkbox To discover new interior inspiration / To help me visually narrow down my options / To find things that fit with my style / theme / To collate and remember all my potential options / To reduce anxiety around decision making / To update seasonal styles / Other / I don't use Pinterest to make interior design decisions / Prefer not to say 0 7332 15138 2022-09-21 7,220 0
How many pins of an item / colour / piece furniture do you have before you make decision? radio Less than 10 pins / 11-50 pins / 51-100 pins / 100+ pins / Prefer not to say 0 7332 15139 2022-09-21 7,220 0
On average, how long does it take you to make an interior design decision (E.g. choose a particular colour, swatch, piece of furniture etc?) radio Less than 1 month / 1-6 months / 7-12 months / More than 1 year / Prefer not to say 0 7332 15140 2022-09-21 7,220 0
How likely are you to end up regretting an interior design decision? radio Very likely / Likely / Neither likely or unlikely / Unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 7332 15141 2022-09-21 7,220 0
Which room do you have the most difficulty making decisions for? radio Bedroom / Bathroom / Lounge / Dining room / Kitchen / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7332 15142 2022-09-21 7,220 0
Which of these situations do you find easier than making an interior design decision? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Choosing a baby name / Choosing a car / Choosing a new house / Choosing a holiday destination / Choosing something to watch on Netflix / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7332 15143 2022-09-21 7,220 0
You told us that you have experienced fraudulent behaviour from your online dating matches. Which of the following did you share with them? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Personal information / Money / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7331 15135 2022-09-21 1,691 0
Did you tell anyone about the fraudulent behaviour you experienced? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7331 15136 2022-09-21 1,691 0
Which of the following emotions did you feel most strongly after you were a victim of fraud?" (Tick the emotion that you felt the strongest) radio Angry / Ashamed / Embarrassed / Stupid / Naive / Sad / Upset / Fearful and scared / Vulnerable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7331 15137 2022-09-21 1,691 0
Have you ever had a profile on an online dating website/app? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7329 15127 2022-09-21 24,178 0
Would you ever tell anyone about your dating app/website use, if so, who? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Close friends / Acquaintances / Colleagues / Family / Other / I would never tell anyone / Prefer not to say 0 7329 15128 2022-09-21 24,178 0
Which of the following prevents you from telling people about your dating app/website use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I don't want to appear desperate / I find it embarrassing / I don't want people to worry / I fear other people would disapprove / Other / I would happily admit I am on a dating website / Prefer not to say 0 7329 15129 2022-09-21 24,178 0
Would you tell anyone if you were scammed on dating app/website? (Tick all that apply) checkbox No, people would think I am desperate / No, people would think I am stupid / No, for other reason(s) / I would happily admit I was scammed on a dating website / Prefer not to say 0 7329 15130 2022-09-21 24,178 0
Which of the following has happened to you, or friends / family members over the age of 50? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Met someone on a dating website who wasn’t who they claimed to be / Sent money to someone you/they met through a dating website / Found happiness through a dating website / Have given out personal information to a scammer/fraudster through an online dating website / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7329 15131 2022-09-21 24,178 0
When it comes to fraudulent signs that you should look out for while dating online and the help available, which of the following statements do you agree with (Tick all that apply)? checkbox I am confident that I know what signs to look out for / I know some signs that I should look out for but I need to learn more about them / I don’t know what signs to look out for / I feel that I need more help when facing concerns while dating online / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7329 15132 2022-09-21 24,178 0
During your online dating experience, have you experienced any kind of fraudulent behaviour from your matches? (Fraudulent behaviour includes, asking for personal details such as address, postcode, bank provider, date of birth, asking questions about your financial situation, asking for money, asking to borrow money, asking for access to your online accounts such as emails and social media, and similar) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7329 15133 2022-09-21 24,178 0
If you ever experienced fraudulent behaviour, or fell victim to fraudulent behaviour while online dating, would you report it? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 7329 15134 2022-09-21 24,178 0
What would put you off signing up to a dating app/website? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Embarrassing / Worried about being scammed / Too shy / Feels desperate / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7329 15150 2022-09-21 24,178 0
What's the first word that comes to mind when you think of Etihad? textarea textarea 0 7328 15125 2022-09-21 584 0
Of the following airlines, which is your favourite to fly with? radio Etihad / Emirates / Singapore Airlines / British Airways / Easy Jet / Ryanair / Jet2 / Turkish Airlines / Qatar Airways / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7328 15126 2022-09-21 584 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 7327 15124 2022-09-21 10,001 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means that you would not vote and 10 means that you would certainly vote, how likely would you be to vote if there were a general election tomorrow? radio 0 (Certainly will not vote) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 (Certain to vote) / Prefer not to say 0 7326 15118 2022-09-21 7,552 0
If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK / Some other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7326 15119 2022-09-21 7,552 0
To what extent, if at all, do you have a favourable or unfavourable opinion of Liz Truss? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7326 15120 2022-09-21 7,552 0
To what extent, if at all, do you have a favourable or unfavourable opinion of Keir Starmer? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7326 15121 2022-09-21 7,552 0
The government is planning to scrap the current cap on bankers' bonuses which it argues will help drive economic growth. To what extent, if at all, do you support this policy? radio Strongly support / Tend to support / Neither support nor oppose / Tend to oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7326 15122 2022-09-21 7,552 0
To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose Britain reducing the overall level of net migration from its current level of 250,000 a year to have a maximum upper limit of 100,000 a year? radio Strongly support / Tend to support / Neither support nor oppose / Tend to oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7326 15123 2022-09-21 7,552 0
Do you currently have/have you ever had a profile on an online dating site? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7325 15117 2022-09-20 349 0
What is your annual household income in pounds (£), before tax and bills? number 0 7323 15114 2022-09-20 45,654 0
What is your personal monthly income in pounds (£), after tax and bills (rent, mortgage, utilities)? number 0 7323 15115 2022-09-20 45,654 0
You told us you work in the IT industry, do you consider yourself to be an IT professional? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7322 15110 2022-09-20 661 0
What features do you think are most important in a document management system? (Select your top 3) checkbox Interface & Usability (devices/browsers/standards) / Security (access control, policies, encryption) / Configuration (templates, file structures, metadata) / Import (MS Office integration, OCR/automatic data entry) / Search (using doc type/comments/version, save searches) / Download/printing/exporting (collation, redaction, security options) / Document/Record management (files types supported, version control, retention/deletion) / Workflows/Forms (ease of configuration, integration with e-signature software) / Tasks (reminders, status notifications, user/team allocation) / Reports (dashboards, client/department/project aggregation, audit) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7322 15111 2022-09-20 661 0
Are there any other features you deem to be important in a document management system? textarea textarea 0 7322 15112 2022-09-20 661 0
Do you agree of disagree that higher energy bills are a price worth paying for defending Ukraine against the Russian invasion? radio Agree / Disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7321 15109 2022-09-20 211 0
Which of the following do you think are to blame for rising energy costs? (Select all those which apply) checkbox Ukraine-Russia conflict / UK measures to get to net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 / Over-reliance on fossil fuels / UK Government / Energy companies / Other causes / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7318 15104 2022-09-16 5,548 0
Do you agree or disagree that higher energy bills are a price worth paying for supporting Ukraine in its conflict with Russia? radio Disagree strongly / Disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Agree / Agree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7318 15105 2022-09-16 5,548 0
How likely do you think it is that the Conservatives will win the next General Election? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not very likely / Not likely at all / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7317 15102 2022-09-15 518 0
What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Liz Truss? textarea textarea 0 7317 15103 2022-09-15 518 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 7316 15101 2022-09-13 10,003 0
Has the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II made you more or less likely to engage with the Royal Family in future? radio Much more / Somewhat more / No change / Somewhat less / Much less / Prefer not to say 0 7315 15099 2022-09-13 5,355 0
Apart from the late Queen. which member of the Royal Family do you feel represents the nation's values best? radio King Charles (Formerly Prince Charles) / Prince William / Prince Harry / Prince Andrew / Prince Edward / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7315 15100 2022-09-13 5,355 0
If Theresa May was your neighbour and you had to be absent for several days, would you give her the keys to your house? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7314 15098 2022-09-13 1,013 0
If Boris Johnson was your neighbour and you had to be absent for several days, would you give him the keys to your house? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7313 15097 2022-09-13 1,034 0
If Sir Keir Starmer was your neighbour and you had to be absent for several days, would you give him the keys to your house? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7312 15096 2022-09-13 1,196 0
If Liz Truss was your neighbour and you had to be absent for several days, would you give her the keys to your house? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7311 15095 2022-09-13 1,061 0
What was the last soap you watched on TV? textarea textarea 0 7308 15086 2022-09-12 638 0
Which of the following soaps do you think is the best? radio Eastenders / Coronation Street / Emmerdale / Hollyoaks / Doctors / Home & Away / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7308 15087 2022-09-12 638 0
You told us you own a Tesla Model 3, how would you rate its value for money? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 0 7306 15084 2022-09-09 129 0
You told us you own a Tesla Model 3, how would you rate its comfortability? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 0 7305 15083 2022-09-09 131 0
You told us you own a Tesla Model 3, how would you rate its range (battery life)? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 0 7304 15082 2022-09-09 126 0
You told us you own a Tesla Model S, how would you rate its value for money? radio 0 - poor / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 0 7303 15081 2022-09-09 39 0
You told us you own a Tesla Model S, how would you rate its comfortability? radio 0 - poor / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 0 7302 15080 2022-09-09 36 0
You told us you own a Tesla Model S, how would you rate its range (battery life)? radio 0 - poor / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 0 7301 15079 2022-09-09 34 0
Are you responsible for your organisation's utility bills? radio Yes, jointly or solely responsible / No, not responsible / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7300 15076 2022-09-08 1,910 0
Approximately how many employees work at your organisation (all locations)? radio 1-10 / 11-50 / 51-100 / More than 100 / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7300 15077 2022-09-08 1,910 0
Do you receive any form of discount on your Council Tax Bill either because of the number of people living in your property or because of your financial situation? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7300 15085 2022-09-08 1,910 0
Do you currently have home improvements or maintenance tasks within your home that require a skilled tradesperson? (Gas engineer, electrician, builder etc)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7299 15070 2022-09-08 6,764 0
Are these improvements urgent? i.e they need to be done before Christmas? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7299 15071 2022-09-08 6,764 0
Is the current cost of living crisis deterring you from carrying out these improvements or maintenance? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7299 15072 2022-09-08 6,764 0
If so why? radio Cost - I don’t have the money right now / Cost - I have the money but I want to save it because of the cost of living / Other / I am not deterred by the cost of living crisis / Prefer not to say 0 7299 15073 2022-09-08 6,764 0
Do you currently have DIY home improvements or maintenance tasks within your home? (Tasks you can carry out yourself) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7299 15074 2022-09-08 6,764 0
The average person spends £783 per year on DIY, will you be spending more or less on DIY due to the current cost of living crisis? radio More / Less / The same / Prefer not to say 0 7299 15075 2022-09-08 6,764 0
Are you responsible for water supply bills for your organization? radio Yes, solely responsible / Yes, jointly responsible / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7298 15069 2022-09-08 205 0
How do you use Pinterest to make interior design decisions? (Tick all that apply) checkbox To discover new interior inspiration / To help me visually narrow down my options / To find things that fit with my style / theme / To collate and remember all my potential options / To reduce anxiety around decision making / To update seasonal styles / Other / I don't use Pinterest to make interior design decisions / I don't use Pinterest / Prefer not to say 0 7296 15067 2022-09-07 226 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: “The European Court of Human Rights should be able to override decisions that are made in Britain.” radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7295 15061 2022-09-07 3,739 0
The European Court of Human Rights recently blocked efforts by the British government to send people who were seeking asylum in the UK to Rwanda. One anonymous judge of the European Court of Human Rights intervened to block the first flight to Rwanda. Do you support or oppose this intervention? radio Completely support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Completely oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7295 15062 2022-09-07 3,739 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: “If it were necessary in order to prevent illegal migrants and asylum-seekers crossing the English Channel on small boats, the UK should withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights.” radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7295 15063 2022-09-07 3,739 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: “The European Court of Human Rights should be able to block the United Kingdom from deporting foreign criminals.” radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7295 15064 2022-09-07 3,739 0
In 2020, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that Britain had “acted disproportionately” when it deported a Nigerian man who had been convicted of multiple serious criminal offences and whose three children were registered as UK citizens. To what extent do you support or oppose the Court's ruling? radio Completely support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Completely oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7295 15065 2022-09-07 3,739 0
To what extent do you agree or disagree that the UK should be able to deport a violent foreign criminal who is receiving NHS care even if this is to a country where the standards of medical care are lower than those in the UK? radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7295 15066 2022-09-07 3,739 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: “The European Court of Human Rights should be able to override decisions that are made in Britain.” radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7294 15055 2022-09-07 7,313 0
The European Court of Human Rights recently blocked efforts by the British government to send people who were seeking asylum in the UK to Rwanda. One anonymous judge of the European Court of Human Rights intervened to block the first flight to Rwanda. Do you support or oppose this intervention? radio Completely support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Completely oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7294 15056 2022-09-07 7,313 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: “If it were necessary in order to prevent illegal migrants and asylum-seekers crossing the English Channel on small boats, the UK should withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights.” radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7294 15057 2022-09-07 7,313 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: “The European Court of Human Rights should be able to block the United Kingdom from deporting foreign criminals.” radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7294 15058 2022-09-07 7,313 0
In 2020, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that Britain had “acted disproportionately” when it deported a Nigerian man who had been convicted of multiple serious criminal offences and whose three children were registered as UK citizens. To what extent do you support or oppose the Court's ruling? radio Completely support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Completely oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7294 15059 2022-09-07 7,313 0
To what extent do you agree or disagree that the UK should be able to deport a violent foreign criminal who is receiving NHS care even if this is to a country where the standards of medical care are lower than those in the UK? radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7294 15060 2022-09-07 7,313 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means that you would not vote and 10 means that you would certainly vote, how likely would you be to vote if there were a general election tomorrow? radio 0 (Certainly will not vote) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 (Certain to vote) / Prefer not to say 0 7293 15049 2022-09-07 7,052 0
If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK / Some other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7293 15050 2022-09-07 7,052 0
What word or phrase first comes to mind when you think about the Conservative Party? textarea textarea 0 7293 15051 2022-09-07 7,052 0
To what extent, if at all, do you have a favourable or unfavourable opinion of Liz Truss? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7293 15052 2022-09-07 7,052 0
Energy bills for a typical household are forecast to rise considerably over the next few months to more than £3,500. It has been suggested that the government cap the typical energy bill at around £2,500 at an overall cost of £150 billion to taxpayers. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose this plan? radio Completely support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Completely oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7293 15053 2022-09-07 7,052 0
The total number of illegal migrants who have crossed the English Channel in small boats this year has reached 22,560, compared to 12,500 at the same point last year, and 299 in 2018. What is your opinion of the government’s current approach to managing this issue? radio The current approach is too soft / The current approach is about right / The current approach is too harsh / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7293 15054 2022-09-07 7,052 0
If you could sign up to private healthcare for £4.50 a month, would you? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 7290 15046 2022-09-06 1,045 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 7289 15045 2022-09-06 10,016 0
The UK’s biggest oil company Shell say their target is to become a net-zero emissions energy business by 2050. To what extent do you think Shell, and other oil companies, are sincere about their environmental concerns and intentions? radio Very sincere / Somewhat sincere / Not very sincere / Not at all sincere / Prefer not to say 0 7288 15044 2022-09-06 2,586 0
Boris Johnson will formally resign as Prime Minister today. What job, if any, would you suggest he does now? textarea textarea 0 7287 15043 2022-09-06 206 0
Does your local pub have a flat roof? radio Yes / No / I don't know / I don't drink in a local pub / Prefer not to say 0 7286 15042 2022-09-05 1,193 0
Which of the following frozen products, if any, have you bought in the last month? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Frozen poultry e.g. chicken nuggets/strips/dippers / Frozen fish e.g. fish fingers, coated fish, natural fish / Frozen vegetables / Frozen potatoes e.g. chips, roast potatoes, / Frozen prepared meals / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7285 15040 2022-09-05 6,019 0
Does watching sport inspire you to do sport? radio Very much / Somewhat / A little bit / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 7284 15038 2022-09-03 2,067 0
Where is the next summer Olympic Games being held? textarea textarea 0 7284 15039 2022-09-03 2,067 0
In normal times, roughly how many times per year do you take flights abroad for either work or leisure? (Please don't count return flights) radio None / Fewer than 1 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 or more / Prefer not to say 0 7283 15035 2022-09-03 632 0
What do you think the term 'stopover' means when you’re flying? radio Stopping for the plane to refuel / Short stop to change planes on a long flight / Staying in a hotel for a few nights to break up a long journey / Something else / Prefer not to say 0 7283 15036 2022-09-03 632 0
Had you heard of the term 'stopover' before the previous question? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 7283 15037 2022-09-03 632 0
Are you driving less because of high fuel prices? radio I don't drive / Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7282 15031 2022-09-01 11,466 0
What areas of spending do you think you will cut back on due to rising fuel costs? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Holidays / Eating out / Food shopping / Christmas / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7282 15032 2022-09-01 11,466 0
Roughly how much more a month are you spending on fuel compared to last year? radio £0-£49.99 / £50-£99.99 / £100-£149.99 / £150 or more / Prefer not to say 0 7282 15033 2022-09-01 11,466 0
Do higher electricity costs/energy bills mean you are less likely to switch to an electric vehicle? radio I have already switched / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7282 15034 2022-09-01 11,466 0
Does any of the following apply to you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Unemployed / Just finished education / On career break / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7280 15028 2022-09-01 184 0
Which of the following careers interest you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Marketing / Data / General office-based occupations / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7280 15029 2022-09-01 184 0
Do you receive any of the following for your retirement income? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Annuity / State pension / Defined benefit pension / Private pension / Other / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7279 15027 2022-09-01 133 0
You told us you own a Hyundai electric car, which of the following models do you own? (Tick all that apply) radio KONA Electric / IONIQ 3 / IONIQ 5 / IONIQ 6 / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7277 15025 2022-08-31 296 0
You told us you own a Tesla electric car, which of the following models do you own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Model S / Model 3 / Model X / Model Y / Roadster / Cybertruck / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7276 15024 2022-08-31 275 0
You told us you own WF-XB700 wireless earbuds by Sony, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 0 7275 15023 2022-08-31 46 0
You told us you own WF-XB700 wireless earbuds by Sony, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 0 7274 15022 2022-08-31 49 0
You told us you own WF-XB700 wireless earbuds by Sony, how would you rate their sound quality? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 0 7273 15021 2022-08-31 51 0
Who is your preferred choice to be the new leader of the Conservative party and Prime Minister? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7272 15020 2022-08-31 2,245 0
Are you any of the following? radio Veterinary Nurse / Veterinarian / Veterinary Surgeon / Veterinary Assistant / Veterinary Technician / Veterinary Business Manager / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7270 15018 2022-08-30 3,059 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 7269 15017 2022-08-30 10,006 0
Which of the following best describe your living situation? radio I own (with/without mortgage) / I rent / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7268 15015 2022-08-30 15,888 0
Are you a homeowner, with or without a mortgage? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7266 15011 2022-08-30 114 0
Which, if any, of the following green home upgrades do you definitely have installed in your home? checkbox Solar panels / Heat pump / Floor insulation / Double glazed windows / Wall insulation / Loft insulation / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7266 15012 2022-08-30 114 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means that you would not vote and 10 means that you would certainly vote, how likely would you be to vote if there were a general election tomorrow? radio 0 (Certainly will not vote) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 (Certain to vote) / Prefer not to say 0 7265 15005 2022-08-30 7,217 0
If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK / Some other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7265 15006 2022-08-30 7,217 0
What word or phrase first comes to mind when you think about Keir Starmer? textarea textarea 0 7265 15007 2022-08-30 7,217 0
Grassroots campaigns are encouraging households to cancel their direct debits to energy companies and refuse to pay until prices are brought down. Do you support or oppose this campaign? radio Completely support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Completely oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7265 15008 2022-08-30 7,217 0
Do you agree or disagree that violent crime in Britain is “out of control”? radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7265 15009 2022-08-30 7,217 0
Which of the following statements do you believe to be true? radio Princess Diana was assassinated / Princess Diana died in an accident / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7265 15010 2022-08-30 7,217 0
What forms of support do you think employers should offer to employees who work from home? (tick any that apply) checkbox Advice on the best ways to reduce their energy costs / Financial support for improvements to their home that will lower energy costs (such as solar panels or better insulation) / Financial support with the cost of energy / Free home energy assessments to help understand how to make their homes ore energy efficient / Support to ensure their homes can be powered by renewable electricity / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7263 15003 2022-08-26 222 0
Have you sold a car (or part exchange for vehicle) to a any of the following company/dealer in the past 6 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Arnold Clark / We Buy Any Car / Evans Halshaw / Motorway / Autotrader / Other / I didn't sell a car in the past 6 months / Prefer not to say 0 7262 15001 2022-08-26 5,720 0
Thinking about the last 12 months, have you made any of the following journeys in either direction? (Tick all that apply) checkbox London to Crewe / London to Birmingham / London to Manchester / London to Liverpool / London to Glasgow/Edinburgh / Birmingham to Manchester / Birmingham to Liverpool / Birmingham to Glasgow/Edinburgh / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7261 15000 2022-08-26 1,009 0
Thinking about the last 12 months, which of the following rail services did you use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Weekday peak / Weekday off-peak / Weekend / I didn't use rail services in the last 12 months / Prefer not to say 0 7260 14998 2022-08-26 561 0
Which of the following rail services have you ever used? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Weekday peak / Weekday off-peak / Weekend / I never used any rail services / Prefer not to say 0 7260 14999 2022-08-26 561 0
Do you work in any of the following industries? radio Agro-food / Retail / Media / Telecommunications / Government / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7257 14994 2022-08-24 51 0
Which of the following are you at least moderately familiar with? (Tick all that apply) checkbox CP Group / Cargill Inc / Armour-Eckrich / Elle & Vire / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7257 14995 2022-08-24 51 0
When did you last seek legal advice? radio Less than 1 year ago / 1-3 years ago / 4 years or more ago / I never sought legal advice / Prefer not to say 0 7255 14992 2022-08-24 95 0
Thinking about your personal mobile phone, what type of tariff is it currently on? radio Pay as you Go credit (i.e. top up using vouchers, cards etc.) / Pay as you Go bundles (i.e. you buy a bundle of text, minutes and data that lasts 30 days and isn’t a contract) / SIM Only (e.g. you are on a rolling 30 day, 12, or 24-month contract and did not get a handset as part of your deal) / Monthly Contract / bill pay (i.e. you pay a monthly bill and you got a handset as part of your deal) / Split tariff (i.e. you got a monthly contract deal that came with a handset and you can see and pay off the cost of the handset separately from the usage/air time charges on your bill) / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7254 14989 2022-08-23 39,865 0
And which of the following tariffs would you consider for your next mobile deal? checkbox Pay as you Go credit (i.e. top up using vouchers, cards etc.) / Pay as you Go bundles (i.e. you buy a bundle of text, minutes and data that lasts 30 days and isn’t a contract) / SIM Only (e.g. you are on a rolling 30 day, 12, or 24-month contract and did not get a handset as part of your deal) / Monthly Contract / bill pay (i.e. you pay a monthly bill and you got a handset as part of your deal) / Split tariff (i.e. you got a monthly contract deal that came with a handset and you can see and pay off the cost of the handset separately from the usage/air time charges on your bill) / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7254 14990 2022-08-23 39,865 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 7253 14988 2022-08-23 8,199 0
Have you sold a car (or part exchange or vehicle) to a any of the following company/dealer in the past 6 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cazoo / We Buy Any Car / Motorway / Wizzle / Autotrader / Arnold Clark / Cinch / Evans Halshaw / Other / I didn't sell a car in the past 6 months / Prefer not to say 0 7252 14987 2022-08-23 1,028 0
You told us you own WF-SP800N wireless earbuds by Sony, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 7251 14986 2022-08-22 26 0
You told us you own WF-SP800N wireless earbuds by Sony, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7250 14985 2022-08-22 26 0
You told us you own WF-SP800N wireless earbuds by Sony, how would you rate their sound quality? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7249 14984 2022-08-22 26 0
You told us you own WF-C500 wireless earbuds by Sony, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 7248 14983 2022-08-22 80 0
You told us you own WF-C500 wireless earbuds by Sony, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7247 14982 2022-08-22 85 0
You told us you own WF-C500 wireless earbuds by Sony, how would you rate their sound quality? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7246 14981 2022-08-22 88 0
Are you any of the following healthcare practitioner? radio Doctor / Nurse / Optician / Other healthcare practicioner / I am not a healthcare practitioner / Prefer not to say 0 7245 14980 2022-08-22 1,022 0
How many days a week do you work from home? radio Not applicable / 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 or more / Prefer not to say 0 7243 14974 2022-08-22 12,188 0
Will the increase in energy bills make it difficult for you to work from home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7243 14975 2022-08-22 12,188 0
If you had the option, would you sometimes work from a workspace near your home to save on energy costs? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7243 14976 2022-08-22 12,188 0
Do you think your employer has a responsibility to provide flexible working options if it becomes too expensive to work from home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7243 14977 2022-08-22 12,188 0
Which of the following do you feel you will have to cut back on to continue working from home in the next 6 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Food / Heating / Lifestyle (gym, TV subscription etc) / Clothing / Eating at a restaurant/takeaways / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7243 14978 2022-08-22 12,188 0
Who are you planning on buying presents for this Christmas? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Partner / Children / Friends / Family / Other / I don't plan on buying presents for this Christmas / Prefer not to say 0 7242 14972 2022-08-22 65,186 0
What are the ages of children are you planning to buy Christmas for this year? (Tick all that apply) checkbox 1 or under / 2-6 / 7-9 / 10-12 / 13-16 / 17+ / Prefer not to say 0 7242 14973 2022-08-22 65,186 0
Will the increase in energy bills make it difficult for you to work from home? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7241 14968 2022-08-22 446 0
If you had the option, would you sometimes work from a workspace near your home to save on energy costs? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7241 14969 2022-08-22 446 0
Do you think your employer has a responsibility to provide flexible working options if it becomes too expensive to work from home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7241 14970 2022-08-22 446 0
Which of the following do you feel you will have to cut back on to continue working from home in the next 6 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Food / Heating / Lifestyle (gym, TV subscription, etc) / Clothing / Eating at a restaurant/takeaways / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7241 14971 2022-08-22 446 0
Which of the following products have you seen an online advert for recently? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Seven Seas Pregnancy Vitamins / Pregnacare / Boots Pregnancy Essential Vitamins / Bassetts Pregnancy Vitamins / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7240 14967 2022-08-22 1,009 0
Which of the following products have you seen an online advert for recently? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Seven Seas Pregnancy Vitamins / Pregnacare / Boots Pregnancy Essential Vitamins / Bassetts Pregnancy Vitamins / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7239 14966 2022-08-22 1,002 0
On a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means that you would not vote and 10 means that you would certainly vote, how likely would you be to vote if there were a general election tomorrow? radio 0 (Certainly will not vote) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 (Certain to vote) / Prefer not to say 0 7238 14960 2022-08-22 7,203 0
If there were to be a general election tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / LIberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK / Some other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7238 14961 2022-08-22 7,203 0
If you had to choose, would you rather have: radio A Conservative government with Liz Truss as Prime Minister / A Labour government with Keir Starmer as Prime Minister / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7238 14962 2022-08-22 7,203 0
If you had to choose, would you rather have: radio A Conservative government with Rishi Sunak as Prime Minister / A Labour government with Keir Starmer as Prime Minister / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7238 14963 2022-08-22 7,203 0
What word or phrase first comes to mind when you think about Liz Truss? textarea textarea 0 7238 14964 2022-08-22 7,203 0
Have you heard of GB News, the free-to-air television and radio news channel? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7238 14965 2022-08-22 7,203 0
Do you commute to any of the following cities for office work? (Tick all that apply) checkbox London / Bristol / Manchester / Other / I don't work in an office / Prefer not to say 0 7236 14951 2022-08-19 7,156 0
When you do go into the office, what do you find valuable about the experience? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Comfortable desk & working environment / Unstructured social time with colleagues / Collaboration with colleagues that wouldn’t happen remotely / Office perks, eg. food, fitness facilities, wellness / Time to read, work, think, etc. during commute / Access to services and shops in the city / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7236 14952 2022-08-19 7,156 0
How would you say increased working from home since 2020 has affected the strength of your relationships with the people you work with? radio I feel less close to the people I work with / I feel more close to the people I work with / There’s been no change / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7236 14953 2022-08-19 7,156 0
How many days a week are you currently spending at the office, on average (as opposed to working from home)? radio 5 days / 4 days / 3 days / 2 days / 1 day / None / Prefer not to say 0 7236 14954 2022-08-19 7,156 0
What would your preferred number of days in the office be, per week? radio 5 days / 4 days / 3 days / 2 days / 1 day / None / Prefer not to say 0 7236 14955 2022-08-19 7,156 0
If you answered four days or fewer to the last question, what are the factors limiting your desire to go back to the office full-time? (Mark up to two) checkbox Cost of commute / Duration of commute / Cost of childcare / Flexibility around family commitments / Flexibility around social commitments / Greater productivity away from the office / Cost of lunch / Lack of variation / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7236 14956 2022-08-19 7,156 0
Which of the following services do you use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Car Rental / Truck Rental / Ride Sharing / Vanpooling / P2P Car Sharing / Car Sharing / Ride Hailing / Vehicle Subscription / Car Purchase/Lease / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7235 14950 2022-08-19 1,117 0
Do you bank with any of the following banks? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Lloyds Bank / Halifax / Bank of Scotland / Scottish Widows / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7234 14948 2022-08-19 6,286 0
Which of these statements best matches your current situation? radio I have a pantry in my house / I don't have a pantry in my house, but I would like one / I don't have a pantry in my house and I don't want one / Prefer not to say 0 7233 14944 2022-08-19 8,542 0
What benefits does owning a pantry provide? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Reduce food wastage / Save money on food bill / Reduce plastic usage / Become more eco-friendly at home / Switch from plastic to glass storage jars / Improve tidiness of kitchen organisation / Encouraged use of refill stores / zero waste shop options where you can fill your own containers / Prevents unnecessary purchases as you can easily see stock levels / Increases property value / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7233 14945 2022-08-19 8,542 0
Which of the following factors has prevented you from installing a pantry? (Tick all that apply) checkbox The cost of pantry installation / Not having enough space to install a pantry / Something else / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7233 14946 2022-08-19 8,542 0
Which of the following statements do you agree with most? radio Pantry ownership is seen as a middle-class status symbol / I would be more inclined to purchase a property with a pantry / Property with a pantry is more appealing to me than property in close proximity to a Waitrose / A house with a pantry is more appealing to me than a house with a utility or boot room / Prefer not to say 0 7233 14947 2022-08-19 8,542 0
Do you think your employer has a responsibility to provide flexible working options if it becomes too expensive to work from home? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7232 14943 2022-08-18 201 0
What are you most concerned you will lose if you can no longer afford to work from home? radio Flexibility of working / Less/no commute time / Workspace comfort / Productivity / Overall work/life balance / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7231 14942 2022-08-18 202 0
How much of your income do you predict will need to go towards energy costs? radio 0-5% / 6-10% / 11-15% / 16-20% / 21-30% / 31-40% / 41%+ / Prefer not to say 0 7230 14941 2022-08-18 205 0
Do you feel your employer has a duty of care to ensure you can keep your home workspace warm/cool during cold snaps and heat waves? radio Yes and they will / Yes but they won’t / No but they do / No and they won’t / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7229 14940 2022-08-18 204 0
If you work for someone else, how could your employer help you manage the rising cost of working from home? (Tick all that apply) checkbox A pay rise / A one-off bonus to tackle costs / Pay for membership of a close-to-home coworking space / Pay expenses to commute back to the office / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7228 14939 2022-08-18 204 0
How much extra do you expect to have to pay to work from home due to the energy crisis? (£) number 0 7227 14938 2022-08-18 208 0
Which of the following would you consider doing to mitigate the cost of working from home? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Starting a side business/hustle / Changing job / Try to negotiate a pay rise / Commute back to the main office / Work from a workspace closer to home (coworking, cafe etc) / Ask an employer for financial support to continue working from home / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7226 14937 2022-08-18 202 0
Which of the following do you feel you will have to cut back on to continue working from home? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Food / Heating / Lifestyle (gym, subscription television etc) / Eating at a restaurant/going out / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7225 14936 2022-08-18 201 0
Will the rising cost of living make it too expensive for you to work from home? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7224 14935 2022-08-18 205 0
Would you consider changing jobs if it becomes too expensive to work from home? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7223 14934 2022-08-18 201 0
Do you feel the cost of energy might force you to commute back to the office? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7222 14933 2022-08-18 200 0
Would you sometimes work from a workspace closer to your home if you had the option? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7221 14932 2022-08-18 201 0
Is the rising cost of living making you rethink working from home? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7220 14931 2022-08-18 200 0
Which month do you do most of your Christmas shopping for your chil(ren)? radio January / February / March / April / May / June / July / August / September / October / November / December / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7219 14925 2022-08-18 12,060 0
Do you predominantly buy Christmas gifts for your child(ren) in store or online? radio Online / In-store / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7219 14926 2022-08-18 12,060 0
Do your child(ren) usually write a list of gifts they would like for christmas to share with family/ friends? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7219 14927 2022-08-18 12,060 0
How has your child(ren) decided what presents they would like for christmas this year? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Online adverts / TV adverts / Out Of Home (OOH) Adverts / Catalogues / In-store shops/windows / Word of mouth - through friends / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7219 14928 2022-08-18 12,060 0
What are you looking to purchase for your chil(ren) this year? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Action figures / Dolls / Construction toys / Educational toys / Creative Toys / Puzzles / Board games / Electronic toys / Pretend play sets / Other toys / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7219 14929 2022-08-18 12,060 0
How much do you anticipate you’ll spend on christmas presents this year for your child(ren)? radio £0-50 / £51-100 / £101-150 / £151-200 / £201-250 / £251-300 / £301-350 / £351-400 / £401-450 / £451-500 / £501+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7219 14930 2022-08-18 12,060 0
Does any of the following apply to you? radio My child(ren) has applied for 2022 university entry / My child(ren) is applying for 2023 university entry / My child(ren) is an undergraduate student now / Not applicbale / Prefer not to say 0 7218 14924 2022-08-18 1,067 0
When was the last time you visited a motorway service area (MSA)? radio Less than a month ago / 1 - 2 months ago / 3 months ago or more / I have never visited an MSA / Prefer not to say 0 7217 14923 2022-08-18 1,038 0
Are you any of the following? radio My child(ren) has applied for university for 2022 entry / My child(ren) is applying for university for 2023 entry / I am an undergraduate university student / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7216 14922 2022-08-18 2,012 0
You told us you were a member of the Conservative Party, are you still a member of the Conservative Party? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7214 14918 2022-08-17 1,795 0
Would you feel more or less favorable towards a leadership candidate who proposed policies to transfer more power to local communities? radio More favorable / Less favorable / No difference either way / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7214 14919 2022-08-17 1,795 0
How far do you agree with the following statement: ‘In order to deliver on the spirit of the Brexit vote and people’s desire to “take back control”, the government needs to give people more of a say over the decisions that shape their communities’? radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 7214 14920 2022-08-17 1,795 0
What do you think the average salary is for a UK estate agent? radio £0-15,000 / £15,001 - £25,000 / £25,001 - £35,000 / £35,001 - £45,000 / £45,001 - £55,000 / £55,001 - £65,000 / £65,001 and above / Prefer not to say 0 7213 14911 2022-08-17 8,724 0
The current average house price is £286,397, how much commission do you think the average estate agent earns when selling a property? radio £1,000 / £2,000 / £3,000 / £4,000 / £5,000 / £6,000+ / Prefer not to say 0 7213 14912 2022-08-17 8,724 0
How quickly do you think an estate agent should find a buyer for a property? radio 1 week / 2 weeks / 3-5 weeks / 5-7 weeks / 8-10 weeks / 10-15 weeks / 16 weeks or longer / Prefer not to say 0 7213 14913 2022-08-17 8,724 0
Do you think estate agents should work a nine to five working day? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7213 14914 2022-08-17 8,724 0
Do you think estate agents should dress professionally? E.g shirt and tie radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7213 14915 2022-08-17 8,724 0
What percentage of asking price do you think agents should achieve when selling a home? radio Less than 90% / At least 90% / 90%-95% / 95%-97% / 98%-99% / Over 100% / Prefer not to say 0 7213 14916 2022-08-17 8,724 0
Do you think agents should be allowed to use sole agency agreements, whereby they will charge you a fee to sell your home, even if another agent finds a buyer? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7213 14917 2022-08-17 8,724 0
Inflation is currently increasing at a forty year high, are you worried about the current rate of inflation? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7212 14907 2022-08-17 4,856 0
What area of your household finances are you most worried about? radio Fuel costs / Mortgage costs / Food costs / Utility bills / Cost associated with your car / Lifestyle costs such as entertainment / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7212 14908 2022-08-17 4,856 0
Are you worried that the value of your home is going to fall in the coming months? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7212 14909 2022-08-17 4,856 0
If the value of your home starts to fall, would you be more or less likely to sell it? radio More likely / Less likely / Neither more nor less likely / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7212 14910 2022-08-17 4,856 0
When purchasing your last property, did your estate agent ask you to prove your identity by providing your driving licence or passport? radio Yes I provided my passport / Yes I provided my driving licence / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7211 14903 2022-08-17 6,003 0
When purchasing your last property, did your estate agent ask you to prove your place of residence by a utility bill? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7211 14904 2022-08-17 6,003 0
When purchasing your last property, did your lawyer ask for proof of identification (Passport/Driving licence)? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7211 14905 2022-08-17 6,003 0
When purchasing your last property, did your mortgage broker ask for proof of identification (Passport/Driving licence)? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7211 14906 2022-08-17 6,003 0
How often do you buy fuel for your vehicle? radio More than once a month / Once a month / Once every couple/few months / Less than once every couple/few months / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7210 14902 2022-08-17 125 0
You told us you were a member of the Conservative Party, are you still a member of the Conservative Party? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7209 14898 2022-08-17 1,989 0
If you voted in the 2019 Conservative leadership contest, how did you vote? radio I was a member and voted for Jeremy Hunt / I was a member and voted for Boris Johnson / I was a member and did not vote / I was not a member / Prefer not to say 0 7209 14899 2022-08-17 1,989 0
Who are you supporting in the Conservative leadership election? If you have already voted please select the candidate you voted for. radio Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / Prefer not to say 0 7209 14900 2022-08-17 1,989 0
And will you definitely vote that way, or might you still change your mind? radio I have already voted for that individual / I will definitely vote that way / I am still thinking and might change my mind / Prefer not to say 0 7209 14901 2022-08-17 1,989 0
Which of the following films have you watched? (Tick all that apply) checkbox 127 hours / 7500 / Survival Box / Oxygen / Meader / Buried / Everest / Open Water / Frozen / Capsized / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 7208 14896 2022-08-17 132,377 0
Which of the following actors are you a fan of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Grace Caroline Currey / Virginia Gardner / Scott Mann / Jonathan Frank / Jeffrey Dean Morgan / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 7208 14897 2022-08-17 132,377 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 7207 14895 2022-08-16 10,004 0
What is the most crucial component to a Sunday Roast? radio Meat / Stuffing / Roast potatoes / Mash / Vegetables / Gravy / Yorkshire pudding / Pig in blankets / Prefer not to say 0 7206 14894 2022-08-16 1,506 0
Have you ever banked with any of the following banks? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Virgin Money / Metro Bank / Co-op Bank / Sainsbury's Bank / Tesco Bank / Yorkshire Building Society / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7205 14892 2022-08-16 2,077 0
Have you used any of the following services with your bank? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Open a new personal current account / Apply for mortgage / Get help for a payment blocked for suspected fraud / Report a bereavement / Struggling financially (pre arrears) / Close an account / Amend my existing mortgage / Change my personal details / Other / Query a transaction / report a fraud / Borrow flexibly (overdraft / credit card) / Open a savings account / Amend / make a payment / Make a complaint / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7205 14893 2022-08-16 2,077 0
Thinking about the business you own or work for, are you responsible for making decisions about business banking and finance? radio Yes, solely responsible / Yes, jointly responsible / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7204 14889 2022-08-16 3,103 0
Do you have access to your business' business bank account(s)? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7204 14890 2022-08-16 3,103 0
What is your business' turnover per annum? radio £0-£249,999 / £250,000-£499,999 / £500,000-£749,999 / £750,000+ / Don't know / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7204 14891 2022-08-16 3,103 0
Do you own electric cars from any of the following brands? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Ford / Hyundai / Jaguar / Kia / Nissan / Polestar / Porsche / Renault / Skoda / Tesla / Volkswagen / Volvo / Other electric car brand / I don't own an electric car / Prefer not to say 1 7203 14888 2022-08-16 121,453 365
You told us you own Sony WF-1000XM3 wireless earbuds, how would you rate their affordability on a scale of 1 to 10? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 7202 14887 2022-08-16 109 0
You told us you own Sony WF-1000XM3 wireless earbuds, how would you rate their battery life on a scale of 1 to 10? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7201 14886 2022-08-16 114 0
You told us you own Sony WF-1000XM3 wireless earbuds, how would you rate their sound quality on a scale of 1 to 10? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7200 14885 2022-08-16 114 0
You told us you own Sony WF-1000XM4 wireless earbuds, how would you rate their affordability on a scale of 1 to 10? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 7199 14884 2022-08-16 77 0
You told us you own Sony WF-1000XM4 wireless earbuds, how would you rate their battery life on a scale of 1 to 10? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7198 14883 2022-08-16 80 0
You told us you own Sony WF-1000XM4 wireless earbuds, how would you rate their sound quality on a scale of 1 to 10? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7197 14882 2022-08-16 81 0
Do you provide sensitive personal information online when purchasing goods or products, or registering for services? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7195 14874 2022-08-15 9,689 0
Have you ever been the victim of an attempt of online fraud? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7195 14875 2022-08-15 9,689 0
Do you worry about your safety when providing sensitive information online? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7195 14876 2022-08-15 9,689 0
Are you aware of how many third party companies have access to your personal information? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7195 14877 2022-08-15 9,689 0
Do you find it time consuming having to provide personal data to multiple third party companies? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7195 14878 2022-08-15 9,689 0
Do you trust that all third party companies are compliant with respect to GDPR rules and regulations? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7195 14879 2022-08-15 9,689 0
Do you think a government framework to control this area of online activity is a good idea? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7195 14880 2022-08-15 9,689 0
Do you think having one verified government Digital ID, much like a passport, would be a good way to improve security and save time? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7195 14881 2022-08-15 9,689 0
Do you smoke tobacco? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7194 14871 2022-08-15 112 0
How often do you smoke tobacco? radio 5+ times per day / 2-4 times per day / Once a day / 3-6 times a week / 1-2 times a week / Less then once a week / Prefer not to say 0 7194 14872 2022-08-15 112 0
How do you smoke tobacco? checkbox Pre-rolled cigarettes / Self-rolled cigarettes / Cigars / Pipe / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7194 14873 2022-08-15 112 0
Do you use any vape products? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7193 14868 2022-08-15 58 0
How often do you use vape products? radio 5+ times per day / 2-4 times per day / Once a day / Less than once a day / Prefer not to say 0 7193 14869 2022-08-15 58 0
Which of the following vape brands do you use? checkbox Vaporesso / Vype (now Vuse) / Innokin / Smok / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7193 14870 2022-08-15 58 0
Do you use heated tobacco products? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7192 14865 2022-08-15 10 0
How often do you use these types of products? radio 5+ sticks per day / 2-4 sticks per day / Once a day / Less often than once a day / Prefer not to say 0 7192 14866 2022-08-15 10 0
Which of the following heated tobacco brands do you use? checkbox IQOS / Ploom / glo / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7192 14867 2022-08-15 10 0
Which of the following would you be mostly likely to use to search for a place to have lunch? radio Google / Instagram / TikTok / Maps (i.e. Apple or Google) / Facebook / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7191 14863 2022-08-12 5,024 0
Which of the following would you be mostly likely to use to search for energy saving advice? radio Google / Instagram / TikTok / Maps (i.e. Apple or Google) / Facebook / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7191 14864 2022-08-12 5,024 0
Do you work in any of the following places? radio Care home / Retail store / Factory / Office / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7190 14861 2022-08-11 202 0
Are you any of the following? radio Care home manager / Care agency manager / Team Leader / Director / Owner / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7190 14862 2022-08-11 202 0
In your opinion, was it appropriate that the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Nadhim Zahawi, was “working remotely” while “away with his family while they have a few days break” on the day interest rates had their largest increase in 27 years, and did not address the nation or take part in any interviews? radio Definitely yes / Probably yes / Probably not / Definitely not / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7189 14859 2022-08-11 4,514 0
In your opinion, was it appropriate that Boris Johnson was also away on holiday at this time? radio Definitely yes / Probably yes / Probably not / Definitely not / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7189 14860 2022-08-11 4,514 0
In your opinion, how appropriate is it that the UK's Chancellor of the Exchequer, Nadhim Zahawi, is currently on holiday (with his family)? radio Entirely appropriate / Somewhat appropriate / Not very appropriate / Not at all appropriate / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7188 14855 2022-08-11 187 0
In your view, should the Chancellor, Nadhim Zahawi, cancel his holiday and return to work? radio Definitely yes / Probably yes / Probably not / Definitely not / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7188 14856 2022-08-11 187 0
In your opinion, how appropriate is it that the UK's Prime Minster, Boris Johnson, is currently on holiday (with his family)? radio Entirely appropriate / Somewhat appropriate / Not very appropriate / Not at all appropriate / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7188 14857 2022-08-11 187 0
In your view, should the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, cancel his holiday and return to work? radio Definitely yes / Probably yes / Probably not / Definitely not / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7188 14858 2022-08-11 187 0
What are the biggest motivating factors in what movies you watch as a family? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Narrative/Storyline / Catchy Music/ Soundtrack / Cast (Actors/ Actresses) / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7186 14852 2022-08-11 2,030 0
What aspects of films do your kids most enjoy? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Narrative/ Storyline / Catchy Music/ Soundtrack / Characters within the movie / Cast (Actors/ Actresses) / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7186 14853 2022-08-11 2,030 0
Who is your broadband provider? radio BT / Virgin / Sky / Now / Vodafone / TalkTalk / EE / Other / I don't know / I don't have broadband / Prefer not to say 0 7185 14850 2022-08-10 4,163 0
How satisfied are you with your current broadband service? radio Very satisfied / Somewhat satisfied / Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied / Somewhat dissatisfied / Very dissatisfied / Prefer not to say 0 7185 14851 2022-08-10 4,163 0
Which of the following product reviews websites have you visited in the past 12 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Trusted Reviews / Tech Radar / Expert Reviews / Pocket Lint / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7181 14835 2022-08-10 55,114 0
Which network do you use? radio BT Mobile / O2 / iD Mobile / Sky Mobile / Tesco Mobile / Three / Virgin Mobile / Vodafone / EE / I don't have a mobile phone/I don't use a mobile network / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7181 14836 2022-08-10 55,114 0
Would you recommend your network to others? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7181 14837 2022-08-10 55,114 0
How would you rate your overall experience with the network? radio Very good / Good / Neutral / Poor / Very poor / Prefer not to say 0 7181 14838 2022-08-10 55,114 0
How would you rate your network's customer service? radio Very good / Good / Neutral / Poor / Very poor / Prefer not to say 0 7181 14839 2022-08-10 55,114 0
How would you rate your network's overall coverage? radio Very good / Good / Neutral / Poor / Very poor / Prefer not to say 0 7181 14840 2022-08-10 55,114 0
How would you rate your network's 5G coverage? radio Very good / Good / Neutral / Poor / Very poor / I don't know/I don't use 5G / Prefer not to say 0 7181 14841 2022-08-10 55,114 0
How would you rate your network's roaming packages? radio Very good / Good / Neutral / Poor / Very poor / Prefer not to say 0 7181 14842 2022-08-10 55,114 0
How would you rate your network for reliability? radio Very good / Good / Neutral / Poor / Very poor / Prefer not to say 0 7181 14843 2022-08-10 55,114 0
How good is your network's connection speed? radio Very good / Good / Neutral / Poor / Very poor / Prefer not to say 0 7181 14844 2022-08-10 55,114 0
How would you rate your network's value for money? radio Very good / Good / Neutral / Poor / Very poor / Prefer not to say 0 7181 14845 2022-08-10 55,114 0
How would you rate your network's rewards scheme/benefits? radio Very good / Good / Neutral / Poor / Very poor / Prefer not to say 0 7181 14846 2022-08-10 55,114 0
Did the estate agent visit your property promptly to take photos and floorpans once you interacted them? radio Not applicable / Within 1 day / 1-2 days / 3-7 days / 1-2 weeks / 2 weeks or more / Prefer not to say 0 7180 14829 2022-08-10 6,024 0
How quickly was your property advertised online once they had visited? radio Not applicable / Within 1 day / 1-2 days / 3-7 days / 1-2 weeks / 2 weeks or more / Prefer not to say 0 7180 14830 2022-08-10 6,024 0
In terms of the quality of these photos, how would you rate your estate agent? radio Professional / Acceptable / Mediocre / Poor / Awful / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7180 14831 2022-08-10 6,024 0
What equipment did the agent use for your property photos? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Smartphone / Professional photography equipment / Third party media provider / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7180 14832 2022-08-10 6,024 0
Did the take the agent required time and care to showcase your home and its best features? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7180 14833 2022-08-10 6,024 0
Thinking about the agent's visit to your home, were any of the below an issue? (Tick all that apply) checkbox They didn’t remove their shoes / They left doors open after leaving a room / They took too long / They didn’t take long enough / They moved furniture without asking / They made negative comments about your home / They didn’t look at or photograph the entire property / They didn’t look at or photograph the external areas (garden) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7180 14834 2022-08-10 6,024 0
Do you think Britain should continue to have a monarchy in the future, or replace the monarchy with an elected head of state? radio Should continue to have a monarchy / Should replace the monarchy with an elected head of state / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7179 14823 2022-08-10 3,294 0
It has been suggested that Britain should hold a referendum on its commitment to reach ‘Net Zero’ carbon emissions by 2050, to let people decide whether they want to pay the taxes and subsidies required to support this commitment. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose this idea? radio Strongly support / Tend to support / Neither support nor oppose / Tend to oppose / Strongly oppose / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 7179 14824 2022-08-10 3,294 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Parents should be able to see any materials used to teach their children about sex, gender, race, and relationships in school” radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 7179 14825 2022-08-10 3,294 0
Which of the following statements come closest to your view? radio Brexit has been delivered and we need to move on to other things / Brexit has NOT been delivered and we need to keep working on it / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7179 14826 2022-08-10 3,294 0
It has been suggested that Britain should hold a national referendum on reducing the overall level of net immigration into the country from its current level of 300,000 a year to have a maximum upper limit of 100,000 a year. To what extent if at all would you support or oppose this idea? radio Strongly support / Tend to support / Neither support nor oppose / Tend to oppose / Strongly oppose / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 7179 14827 2022-08-10 3,294 0
Which of the following statements come closest to your view? radio I'm proud of my country most of the time / I'm ashamed of my country most of the time / I'm often proud of my country, but I'm often ashamed of it as well / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7179 14828 2022-08-10 3,294 0
Do you think Britain should continue to have a monarchy in the future, or replace the monarchy with an elected head of state? radio Should continue to have a monarchy / Should replace the monarchy with an elected head of state / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7178 14817 2022-08-10 6,654 0
It has been suggested that Britain should hold a referendum on its commitment to reach ‘Net Zero’ carbon emissions by 2050, to let people decide whether they want to pay the taxes and subsidies required to support this commitment. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose this idea? radio Strongly support / Tend to support / Neither support nor oppose / Tend to oppose / Strongly oppose / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 7178 14818 2022-08-10 6,654 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Parents should be able to see any materials used to teach their children about sex, gender, race, and relationships in school” radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 7178 14819 2022-08-10 6,654 0
Which of the following statements come closest to your view? radio Brexit has been delivered and we need to move on to other things / Brexit has NOT been delivered and we need to keep working on it / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 7178 14820 2022-08-10 6,654 0
It has been suggested that Britain should hold a national referendum on reducing the overall level of net immigration into the country from its current level of 300,000 a year to have a maximum upper limit of 100,000 a year. To what extent if at all would you support or oppose this idea? radio Strongly support / Tend to support / Neither support nor oppose / Tend to oppose / Strongly oppose / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 7178 14821 2022-08-10 6,654 0
Which of the following statements come closest to your view? radio I'm proud of my country most of the time / I'm ashamed of my country most of the time / I'm often proud of my country, but I'm often ashamed of it as well / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7178 14822 2022-08-10 6,654 0
Which of the following product reviews websites have you visited in the past 12 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Trusted Reviews / Tech Radar / Expert Reviews / Pocket Lint / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7177 14816 2022-08-10 225 0
Which of the following cities have you visited for tourism trips in the last year? (Tick all that apply) checkbox London / Birmingham / Manchester / Leeds / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7176 14815 2022-08-10 207 0
Which of the following review websites have you used in the last 12 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Trusted Reviews / Trustpilot / Yelp / Tripadvisor / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7175 14814 2022-08-10 1,054 0
Are you a decision maker for any of the following heritage organisations? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Museum / Gallery / Theatre / Stately home / Castle / Heritage hotel / Preservation trust / Historic garden / Other Heritage organisation / I am not a decision maker for heritage organisations / Prefer not to say 0 7172 14811 2022-08-09 1,078 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 7171 14810 2022-08-09 10,015 0
Do you drink any of the following types of alcohol? checkbox Beer / Spirits / Liqueurs / Wine / I don't drink alcohol / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7170 14807 2022-08-09 130 0
How often do you drink beer? (at the pub or at home) radio Less than once a month / At least once a month / 2-3 times a month / Once a week / More than once a week / Prefer not to say 0 7170 14808 2022-08-09 130 0
Do you live in an urban metropolitan area? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7170 14809 2022-08-09 130 0
You told us you own Galaxy Buds 2 by Samsung, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 7169 14806 2022-08-08 273 0
You told us you own Galaxy Buds 2 by Samsung, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7168 14805 2022-08-08 284 0
You told us you own Galaxy Buds 2 by Samsung, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their sound quality? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7167 14804 2022-08-08 288 0
Which of the following appliances have you purchased in the last 6 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Large screen TV / Vacuum cleaner, carpet cleaner, steam cleaner, or hard floor cleaner / Free-standing fridge, freezer, or fridge-freezer / Free-standing washing machine, tumble dryer, or washer dryer / Laptop / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7165 14803 2022-08-08 32,503 0
You told us you were a member of the Conservative Party, are you still a member of the Conservative Party? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7163 14794 2022-08-08 4,032 0
Who will you vote for in the Conservative leadership election? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / I will not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7163 14795 2022-08-08 4,032 0
And what’s the main reason that’s your preferred candidate? textarea textarea 0 7163 14796 2022-08-08 4,032 0
And will you definitely vote that way, or might you still change your mind? radio I have already voted / I will definitely vote that way / I might still change my mind / Prefer not to say 0 7163 14797 2022-08-08 4,032 0
Ideally, which of these would you prefer? radio Boris Johnson remains leader of the Conservatives / Liz Truss becomes leader of the Conservatives / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 7163 14798 2022-08-08 4,032 0
Ideally, which of these would you prefer? radio Boris Johnson remains leader of the Conservatives / Rishi Sunak becomes leader of the Conservatives / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7163 14799 2022-08-08 4,032 0
Thinking back to the last Conservative leadership election in 2019, who did you vote for? radio Boris Johnson / Jeremy Hunt / I was a member then but did not vote / I was not a member then / Prefer not to say 0 7163 14800 2022-08-08 4,032 0
When did you join the Conservative party? if you have left and re-joined the party, please put the date you most recently joined. radio Before the 2017 General election / After the 2017 General Election but before Boris Johnson became leader / After Boris Johnson became leader but before the 2019 General Election / After the 2019 General Election / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 7163 14801 2022-08-08 4,032 0
You told us you own Galaxy Buds Pro by Samsung, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 7162 14793 2022-08-05 422 0
You told us you own Galaxy Buds Pro by Samsung, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7161 14792 2022-08-05 443 0
You told us you own Galaxy Buds Pro by Samsung, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their sound quality? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7160 14791 2022-08-05 453 0
Which of the following appliances have you purchased in the last 6 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox TV / Fridge/freezer / Oven / Electric fan / Dishwasher / Other / I didn't buy any appliances in the last 6 months / Prefer not to say 0 7159 14789 2022-08-05 443 0
Were you responsible for making the decision of purchasing the appliance(s)? radio Yes, solely responsible / Yes, jointly responsible / No / Prefer not to say 0 7159 14790 2022-08-05 443 0
Did you watch any of the Sky News Conservative leadership debate on Thursday 4th August and, if so, which candidate do you think came across better? radio I did not see the debate / I saw some of the debate and thought Rishi Sunak came across better / I saw some of the debate and thought Liz Truss came across better / Prefer not to say 0 7158 14788 2022-08-05 424 0
Would you trust financial advice that was written by AI? (ie computer generated) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7157 14787 2022-08-05 404 0
Which of the following seniority best describe your role in your business? radio Owner, partner, executive members or equivalent / Senior/intermediate manage or above / Junior manager / Non managerial employee / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7155 14783 2022-08-04 4,309 0
You told us you were a member of the Conservative Party, are you still a member of the Conservative Party? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7153 14776 2022-08-04 2,759 0
If you had to vote, who would you currently vote for IN THE Conservative leadership election? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Prefer not to say 0 7153 14777 2022-08-04 2,759 0
Which of the following best describes your view on Rishi Sunak’s recent announcement to cut income tax to 16p by the end of the next Parliament (2028)? radio I have not seen anything about this / I saw this and support the policy / I saw this and oppose the policy / Prefer not to say 0 7153 14778 2022-08-04 2,759 0
Which candidate do you think would better tackle the crises we face like gripping inflation, getting people the cost of living support they need, and cutting NHS waiting times? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Prefer not to say 0 7153 14779 2022-08-04 2,759 0
Imagine you were reading about the economic situation and you read “The economic situation is deteriorating, the energy price cap will reach over £4,000, and inflation will hit a record high.” Would this influence how you plan to vote, if at all? radio It would not change my vote / It would make me more likely to support Liz Truss / It would make me more likely to support Rishi Sunak / Prefer not to say 0 7153 14780 2022-08-04 2,759 0
It is currently reported that Liz Truss is the front runner in the Conservative leadership race. What, if anything, most concerns you about the idea of Liz Truss as Prime Minister or what, if anything, makes you think Rishi Sunak deserves a chance as Prime Minister? textarea textarea 0 7153 14781 2022-08-04 2,759 0
You told us you were a member of the Conservative Party, are you still a member of the Conservative Party? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7149 14768 2022-08-03 1,940 0
Who was the Conservative Party leader when you first joined the party? radio Boris Johnson / Theresa May / David Cameron / Michael Howard / Iain Duncan Smith / William Hague / John Major / Margaret Thatcher / Someone else / Can't remember / Prefer not to say 0 7149 14769 2022-08-03 1,940 0
Thinking back to the Conservative Party Leadership election in 2019, which candidate, if any, did you vote for? radio Boris Johnson / Jeremy Hunt / I did not vote or was not eligible to vote. / I joined the party after the 2019 leadership contest / Can't remember / Prefer not to say 0 7149 14770 2022-08-03 1,940 0
Which candidate will you vote for as the next Leader of the Conservative Party? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Don’t know / Will not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7149 14771 2022-08-03 1,940 0
You said you don't know which candidate you will vote for, is there a candidate you're leaning towards voting for as the next Leader of the Conservative Party? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 7149 14772 2022-08-03 1,940 0
If you saw precision-bred food products for sale, what is the likelihood that you would purchase and consume them? radio Very likely / Likely / Unlikely / Very unlikely / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7148 14767 2022-08-03 304 0
Which of the following do you think best describes the term ‘precision breeding’? radio Where modern techniques are used to insert functional DNA from an unrelated species into another species to produce desirable characteristics. / A range of breeding technologies that enable DNA to be changed much more efficiently and precisely than current breeding techniques by making targeted genetic changes to produce desirable characteristics that can also occur through traditional breeding, grafting and other natural processes. / Choosing two organisms (from the same species) with particular characteristics to breed together and produce offspring with more desirable characteristics. / Techniques used to join tissues from two or more plants (sometimes from different species) so that they appear to grow as a single plant with desirable characteristics. / I don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 7147 14766 2022-08-03 227 0
Which of the following do you think best describes the term ‘gene editing’? radio Where modern techniques are used to insert functional DNA from an unrelated species into another species to produce desirable characteristics. / A range of breeding technologies that enable DNA to be changed much more efficiently and precisely than current breeding techniques by making targeted genetic changes to produce desirable characteristics. / Choosing two organisms (from the same species) with particular characteristics to breed together and produce offspring with more desirable characteristics. / Techniques used to join tissues from two or more plants (sometimes from different species) so that they appear to grow as a single plant with desirable characteristics. / I don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 7146 14765 2022-08-03 215 0
Which of the following do you think best describes the term ‘genetic modification’? radio Where modern techniques are used to insert functional DNA from an unrelated species into another species to produce desirable characteristics. / A range of breeding technologies that enable DNA to be changed much more efficiently and precisely than current breeding techniques by making targeted genetic changes to produce desirable characteristics that can also occur through traditional breeding, grafting and other natural processes. / Choosing two organisms (from the same species) with particular characteristics to breed together and produce offspring with more desirable characteristics. / Techniques used to join tissues from two or more plants (sometimes from different species) so that they appear to grow as a single plant with desirable characteristics. / I don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 7145 14764 2022-08-03 231 0
There is currently a Conservative leadership contest taking place, with Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak going for the job. Regardless of your own views of the candidates, which of the two do you think Labour and Keir Starmer would *most easily beat* in a general election? radio Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7144 14763 2022-08-02 5,377 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 7143 14762 2022-08-02 10,001 0
Have you ever applied for a personal loan? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7142 14761 2022-08-02 268 0
With the costs of living rising, and many having to cut back their spending, which of the following are you most likely to reduce your spending on? (Tick all that apply) radio Entertainment and social life (going out for food and drinks, sports, other recreational activities) / Personal effects (clothes, accessories, self-care) / Pension contributions / Childcare hours / Cash savings / Consciously reducing gas and electricity usage / Investments (stocks and shares, ISAs, bonds etc.) / Holidays / Other / I am not adjusting my spending / Prefer not to say 0 7141 14754 2022-08-02 7,488 0
Which of the following do you spend the most on after paying the essential bills? radio I don’t have any money left after paying the essential bills / Entertainment and social life (going out for food and drinks, sports, other recreational activities) / Personal effects (clothes, accessories, self-care) / Pension contributions / Cash savings / Investments (stocks and shares, ISAs, bonds etc.) / Holidays / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7141 14755 2022-08-02 7,488 0
Which of the following life events have you delayed, due to higher prices? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Retirement / Getting married / Having children / Moving or buying a new home / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7141 14756 2022-08-02 7,488 0
Do you agree or disagree with this statement - "I have reduced my spending on large purchases such as holidays, vehicles and house renovations etc?" radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 7141 14757 2022-08-02 7,488 0
Are you likely to stop or reduce your pension contributions, investments, or cash savings in order to pay your bills in the next 12 months? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all - contributions will stay the same / Not likely at all - contributes will increase / Prefer not to say 0 7141 14758 2022-08-02 7,488 0
Are you likely to stop or reduce your level of insurance coverage for any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Critical illness / Life insurance / Home and contents insurance / Pet insurance / Car insurance / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7141 14759 2022-08-02 7,488 0
Which of the following financial concerns affects you the most? radio Paying bills / Paying off debt / Having a pension that will last / Setting my children up for the future / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7141 14760 2022-08-02 7,488 0
Would you trust a sports match-report that was written by AI? (ie computer generated) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7140 14753 2022-08-02 336 0
You told us you were retired, are you still retired? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7139 14748 2022-08-02 651 0
Are you struggling with the increase in cost of living and financial commitments? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7139 14749 2022-08-02 651 0
How would you describe your attitude to finances? (Please select all that apply) checkbox I prefer to live for today / I think it’s important to keep track of income and expenditure / I like to shop around to make money go further / I try to save whatever I can / I am confident managing my money / My parents are/were good at managing money, so am I / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7139 14750 2022-08-02 651 0
What are your long-term financial goals and aspirations? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Cut back or save money / Putting a bit extra into my pension / Save money to make a big purchase e.g. buy a house or a car / Live debt free / Retire early / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7139 14751 2022-08-02 651 0
How open are you to receiving paid or unpaid financial advice? radio I am already receiving financial advice / Extremely open / Moderately open / I don’t think I need it / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 7139 14752 2022-08-02 651 0
You told us you were self-employed, are you still self-employed? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7138 14743 2022-08-02 558 0
Are you struggling with financial challenges on reduced income or squeezed budgets? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7138 14744 2022-08-02 558 0
How would you describe your attitude to finances? (Please select all that apply) checkbox I prefer to live for today / I think it’s important to keep track of income and expenditure / I like to shop around to make money go further / I try to save whatever I can / I am confident managing my money / My parents are/were good at managing money, so am I / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7138 14745 2022-08-02 558 0
What are your long-term financial goals and aspirations? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Cut back or save money / Putting a bit extra into my pension / Save money to make a big purchase e.g. buy a house or a car / Live debt free / Retire early / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7138 14746 2022-08-02 558 0
How open are you to receiving paid or unpaid financial advice? radio I am already receiving financial advice / Extremely open / Moderately open / I don’t think I need it / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 7138 14747 2022-08-02 558 0
You told us you were single, are you still single? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7137 14738 2022-08-02 1,686 0
Are you facing redundancy or job loss? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7137 14739 2022-08-02 1,686 0
How would you describe your attitude to finances? (Please select all that apply) checkbox I prefer to live for today / I think it’s important to keep track of income and expenditure / I like to shop around to make money go further / I try to save whatever I can / I am confident managing my money / My parents are/were good at managing money, so am I / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7137 14740 2022-08-02 1,686 0
What are your long-term financial goals and aspirations? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Cut back or save money / Putting a bit extra into my pension / Save money to make a big purchase e.g. buy a house or a car / Live debt free / Retire early / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7137 14741 2022-08-02 1,686 0
How open are you to receiving paid or unpaid financial advice? radio I am already receiving financial advice / Extremely open / Moderately open / I don’t think I need it / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 7137 14742 2022-08-02 1,686 0
How would you describe your attitude to finances? (Please select all that apply) checkbox I prefer to live for today / I think it’s important to keep track of income and expenditure / I like to shop around to make money go further / I try to save whatever I can / I am confident managing my money / My parents are/were good at managing money, so am I / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7136 14735 2022-08-02 300 0
What are your long-term financial goals and aspirations? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Cut back or save money / Putting a bit extra into my pension / Save money to make a big purchase e.g. buy a house or a car / Live debt free / Retire early / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7136 14736 2022-08-02 300 0
How open are you to receiving paid or unpaid financial advice? radio I am already receiving financial advice / Extremely open / Moderately open / I don’t think I need it / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 7136 14737 2022-08-02 300 0
Which of the following best describes your industry? radio Automotive / Consumer packaged goods (CPG) / Energy, mining, or utilities / Financial services / Healthcare / High tech / Insurance / Life sciences / Logistics or supply chain / Manufacturing / Retail or hospitality / Telecommunications / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7135 14730 2022-08-02 33,302 0
Which of the following best describes your job function? radio Accounting or finance / Operations or supply chain / Sales or marketing / Information technology (IT) / Human resources (HR) / Research and development (R&D) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7135 14731 2022-08-02 33,302 0
Which best describes your role for data, analytics, or AI in your company? radio Strategy: I set the vision and direction for data, analytics, or AI initiatives / Evaluation: I plan, design, or evaluate data, analytics, or AI initiatives / Implementation: I implement data, analytics, or AI initiatives / Not involved / Prefer not to say 0 7135 14732 2022-08-02 33,302 0
What was your company's revenue for the last fiscal year? radio Less than $500 million / $500 million to $999 million / $1 billion to $3 billion / $3 billion to $5 billion / More than $5 billion / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7135 14733 2022-08-02 33,302 0
Would you trust a film review that was written by AI (ie computer generated) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7134 14729 2022-08-02 280 0
You told us you were a member of the Labour Party, are you still a member of the Labour Party? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7129 14723 2022-08-01 1,104 0
There is currently a leadership election happening to decide the next leader of the Conservative party. Which leader do you think would be most likely to win the next election for the Conservatives? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Both equally likely to win the next election / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7129 14724 2022-08-01 1,104 0
If you have a baby, or in an imaginery scenario that you do, would you be open to using formula milk for your baby? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7127 14720 2022-08-01 441 0
Do you currently use any of the following formula milk brands? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Aptamil / Cow & Gate / Kendamil / Enfamil / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7127 14721 2022-08-01 441 0
Do you work in any of the following sectors? radio Energy, water, hydrogen, sustainable energy / Accountancy, banking and finance / Creative arts and design / Hospitality and events management / I don't work/retired / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7126 14717 2022-08-01 8 0
Which of the following best describes your job title? radio C-level role (eg. CEO, CFO, COO) / Influencer role (eg. Decision-maker, budget-holder) / Senior management role / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7126 14718 2022-08-01 8 0
Are you an investor or partner to the organisation? radio Investor / Partner / Both / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7126 14719 2022-08-01 8 0
Are you a corporate professional working in any of the following sectors? radio Banking / Finance / Law / Accounting / Estate agency / Other corporate professional / I am not a corporate professional / Prefer not to say 0 7125 14715 2022-07-29 417 0
Do you travel into and around Bristol for your work? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7125 14716 2022-07-29 417 0
Thinking about the rising costs of living and energy bills, which of the following have you started spending less on? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Personal Styling (clothing, accessories, salon trips, hairdresser, cosmetics) / Entertainment & social life (drinks in pub, meals out, dinners and lunches, takeaways) / Health and wellbeing (gym membership, healthy food, personal trainer, gym membership) / The supermarket shop / Culture (books, theatre, galleries, cinema, and concerts / gigs, TV subscriptions) / Saving & investing / Pension / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7124 14709 2022-07-29 657 0
Which of the following do you spend the most on after paying the essential bills? radio Entertainment and social life (going out for food and drinks, sports, other recreational activities) / Personal effects (clothes, accessories, self-care) / Pension contributions / Cash savings / Investments (stocks and shares, ISAs, bonds etc.) / Holidays / I don’t have any money left after paying the essential bills / Prefer not to say 0 7124 14710 2022-07-29 657 0
Which of the following life events have you delayed, due to higher prices? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Retirement / Getting married / Having children / Moving or buying a new home / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7124 14711 2022-07-29 657 0
Do you agree or disagree with this statement - "I have reduced my spending on large purchases such as holidays, vehicles and house renovations etc?" radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat diagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 7124 14712 2022-07-29 657 0
Are you likely to stop or reduce your pension contributions, investments, or cash savings in order to pay your bills in the next 12 months? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all - contributions will stay the same / Not likely at all - contributes will increase / Prefer not to say 0 7124 14713 2022-07-29 657 0
Which of the following concerns you financially? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Paying bills / Paying off debt / Having a pension that will last / Setting my children up for the future / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7124 14714 2022-07-29 657 0
Which title best represents your role? radio Chief information officer (CIO) / Chief technology officer (CTO) / Director / Executive vice president of technology / Director / Executive vice president / Vice president of Cloud / Chief financial officer (CFO) / Chief executive officer (CEO) / Chief operating officer (COO) / Line of business Executive vice president / Vice president / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7123 14706 2022-07-29 8 0
What was your organisation’s annual global revenue for the most recent fiscal year? radio Less than $1 billion / $1 - $4.9 billion / $5 - $9.9 billion / $10 billion or more / Prefer not to say 0 7123 14707 2022-07-29 8 0
Which of the following best describes your industry? radio Banking / Capital markets / Chemicals / Communications & media / Consumer good & services / Electronics & high tech / Energy / Healthcare / Insurance / Life sciences / Retail / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7123 14708 2022-07-29 8 0
You told us you own Galaxy Buds Plus by Samsung, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 7122 14705 2022-07-28 378 0
Which of the following products have you seen an online advert for recently? checkbox Oreo Twists / McVities Digestives / Jaffa Cakes / Maryland Cookies / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7121 14704 2022-07-28 1,002 0
Which of the following products have you seen an online advert for recently? checkbox Oreo Twists / McVities Digestives / Jaffa Cakes / Maryland Cookies / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7120 14703 2022-07-28 1,001 0
Which of the following products have you seen an online advert for recently? checkbox Oreo Twists / McVities Digestives / Jaffa Cakes / Maryland Cookies / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7119 14702 2022-07-28 1,001 0
Which of the following products have you seen an online advert for recently? checkbox Oreo Twists / McVities Digestives / Jaffa Cakes / Maryland Cookies / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7118 14701 2022-07-28 1,000 0
Which of the following products have you seen an online advert for recently? checkbox Oreo Twists / McVities Digestives / Jaffa Cakes / Maryland Cookies / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7117 14700 2022-07-28 1,005 0
Which of the following products have you seen an online advert for recently? checkbox Oreo Twists / McVities Digestives / Jaffa Cakes / Maryland Cookies / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7116 14699 2022-07-28 1,001 0
Which of the following products have you seen an online advert for recently? checkbox Oreo Twists / McVities Digestives / Jaffa Cakes / Maryland Cookies / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7115 14698 2022-07-28 493 0
Which of the following products have you seen an online advert for recently? checkbox Oreo Twists / McVities Digestives / Jaffa Cakes / Maryland Cookies / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7114 14697 2022-07-28 913 0
Are you a member of the Conservative Party? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7112 14689 2022-07-27 4,031 0
If you had to vote, who would you currently vote for? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Prefer not to say 0 7112 14690 2022-07-27 4,031 0
Which of the following best describes your view on Rishi Sunak’s recent announcement that he would scrap VAT on energy bills for the next year? radio I have not seen anything about this / I saw this and support the policy / I saw this and oppose the policy / Prefer not to say 0 7112 14691 2022-07-27 4,031 0
Some argue we will not be able to illegal immigration and deport foreign criminals like those who have been in grooming gangs until we have left the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). Others argue that leaving the ECHR would undermine the Belfast Agreement and give other countries a licence to undermine human rights. Do you think the United Kingdom should remain or leave the European Court of Human Rights? radio Should remain in the ECHR / Should leave the ECHR / Prefer not to say 0 7112 14692 2022-07-27 4,031 0
Would you support or oppose a referendum on the United Kingdom staying in or leaving the ECHR? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 7112 14693 2022-07-27 4,031 0
Would you support or oppose the re-introduction of a new net migration target that is linked to the capacity of our public services like the NHS and the availability of housing? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7112 14694 2022-07-27 4,031 0
Would you support or oppose the Government forcing all big social media companies (Facebook, Instagram, etc) to prevent those under 16 from using their platforms by requiring robust age verification? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7112 14695 2022-07-27 4,031 0
How efficient, well run, and in need of reform do you think the government and our public services are? Which of the following best represents your view? radio Very inefficient and in need of major of reform / They work okay but it’s more funding that’s really needed to improve them / Very efficient and well run – few, if any, reforms are needed / Prefer not to say 0 7112 14696 2022-07-27 4,031 0
You told us you own Galaxy Buds Plus by Samsung, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7111 14688 2022-07-27 388 0
To what extent do you think recent extreme temperatures in the UK are a result of climate change? radio Very much / Somewhat / Not much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 7109 14680 2022-07-27 14,199 0
To what extent has the recent heatwave made you more concerned about the impacts of climate change? radio Very much / Somewhat / Not much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 7109 14681 2022-07-27 14,199 0
To what extent has experiencing the heatwave made you more likely to consider reducing carbon emissions from your daily life – like flying less, driving less or eating less meat? radio Very much / Somewhat / Not much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 7109 14682 2022-07-27 14,199 0
Do you think the UK government is doing enough to tackle climate change? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 7109 14683 2022-07-27 14,199 0
Do you think big companies are doing enough to tackle climate change? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 7109 14684 2022-07-27 14,199 0
Which of the following Conservative party leadership candidates do you feel care the most about the environment? radio Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7109 14685 2022-07-27 14,199 0
How do you feel about the following statement? “The government’s focus has to be on the cost of living crisis, dealing with climate change will have to wait. “ radio Agree / Disagree / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 7109 14686 2022-07-27 14,199 0
How do you feel about the following statement? "Pushing climate change down the list of government priorities will bring more problems in the longer term" radio Agree / Disagree / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 7109 14687 2022-07-27 14,199 0
Which of the following credit cards have you heard of? checkbox American Express / Halifax / Aqua / Marbles / Capital One / First Direct / Bip / British Airways / Tesco / Origin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7108 14679 2022-07-27 215 0
Do you work in any of the following career fields? radio Sales / Health and medicine / Law / Business development / Engineering / I don't work/retired / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7106 14676 2022-07-27 14 0
Out of the following titles, which best describes your role? radio Manager or above / Manager or above with purchasing decision making power / Non-manager role / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7106 14677 2022-07-27 14 0
Which of the following best describes your job title? radio Director / C-level role (e.g. CEO, COO) / Information technology decision maker (ITDM) / Business development manager (BDM) / Senior management role / None of the above / Prefer not to say / I don't work/retired 0 7105 14675 2022-07-27 205 0
Are you a member of the Conservative Party? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7104 14669 2022-07-27 3,201 0
Generally, how would you describe the level of taxes in Britain today? (By taxes we mean all taxes together, including national insurance, income tax, VAT, and all the rest) radio Taxes are much too low / Taxes are somewhat low / Taxes are about rght / Taxes are somewhat high / Taxes are much too high / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7104 14670 2022-07-27 3,201 0
Which of the following comes closest to your view? radio Government should cut the amount of tax people pay and spend less / Government should increase the amount of tax people pay and spend more / Government should keep the amount of tax and spending as they are now / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7104 14671 2022-07-27 3,201 0
It has been estimated that the government spends millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money to fund politically motivated groups. For example, UK Research and Innovation, the academic funding body, spends more than £4 million a year on the distribution of Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion grants to universities. Do you agree or disagree that the government should give less money to these kinds of groups to help deliver tax cuts? radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7104 14672 2022-07-27 3,201 0
Both the candidates to be Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister have said they want to cut taxes. If you had to choose how the government delivers these tax cuts, which of the following would you choose? radio Government should lower taxes by reducing the amount of money it spends on public services / Government should lower taxes by increasing the amount of money Britain borrows and adding it to our national debt / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7104 14673 2022-07-27 3,201 0
The Office for Budget Responsibility recently forecast that Britain’s public finances are on an unsustainable long-term path with a debt burden that could more than treble in fifty years’ time. How concerned are you that excessive government borrowing and spending could bankrupt Britain in the years ahead? radio Not concerned at all / Slightly concerned / Somewhat concerned / Very concerned / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7104 14674 2022-07-27 3,201 0
A brand, Bip, has been launched. What do think it provides? radio Credit / Beds / Sofas / Coffee / Shoes / Beauty products / Travel / Prefer not to say 0 7097 14662 2022-07-26 254 0
Have the rising costs of living and energy bills impacted your day-to-day spending habits? If so, please share examples of how you have had to adjust your spending, e.g. saving less into a pension to free up cash to pay bills. textarea textarea 0 7096 14661 2022-07-26 258 0
Do you vape? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7095 14659 2022-07-26 434 0
Do you use any of the following vape products? checkbox Juul 2 / Smok Solus / Vaporesso XROS 2 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7095 14660 2022-07-26 434 0
Do you smoke? radio Yes / I smoke and vape / No / Prefer not to say 0 7094 14657 2022-07-26 408 0
Would you consider using a vape product in the next 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7094 14658 2022-07-26 408 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 7093 14656 2022-07-26 10,000 0
Are you currently using or are considering assisted living services? radio I am using assisted living services / I am considering assisted living services / No / Prefer not to say 0 7090 14653 2022-07-26 513 0
Interest rates are the cost of borrowing and the reward paid to savers. Currently interest rates are around 1.25% and UK inflation is around 9%. Do you think interest rates are about right, too high or too low? radio Interest rates are about right / Interest rates are too high and should be reduced / Interest rates are too low and should be increased / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7089 14649 2022-07-26 14,842 0
Interest rates are currently around 1.25%. If you could choose, what do you think interest rates should be? (Enter a number of percentage points, such as “2” to mean an interest rate of 2%) number 0 7089 14650 2022-07-26 14,842 0
Which, if any, of these financial products do you currently have? (Please choose all that apply) checkbox Mortgage on a property / Credit card or store card with an outstanding balance which you pay interest on / Personal loan from a bank or building society / Hire purchase agreement / Overdraft on a bank account / Student loan from the Student Loan Company / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7089 14651 2022-07-26 14,842 0
And which, if any, of these investments do you currently have? (Please choose all that apply) checkbox Property owner (with or without a mortgage) / Bank or building society savings account / Stocks and shares, including investment trusts and exchange-traded funds / Investment funds, managed funds or unit trusts / Government bonds or corporate bonds / Private pension / Premium bonds / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7089 14652 2022-07-26 14,842 0
Which of the following economic prospects for the UK economy worries you the most? radio Inflation / Recession / They worry me equally / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7089 14655 2022-07-26 14,842 0
We are looking for participants for a medical study. If you would like to take part, please tick any conditions that you, or someone you provide care for have been diagnosed with from from the list below. Your answer will be used to assess your suitability for the study and will not be shared with 3rd parties. Please click 'Prefer not to say' if you do not wish to take part. checkbox Headaches/migraines / Cancer / Cystic fibrosis / Arthritis / Diabetes / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7088 14648 2022-07-26 205 0
Are you any of the following? radio Plumber / Kitchen and bathroom fitter / White van man / handyman / Joiner / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7087 14646 2022-07-26 67 0
Do you use sealants and adhesives in your line of work? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7087 14647 2022-07-26 67 0
How many cars do you run in your household? radio 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4+ / Prefer not to say 0 7086 14641 2022-07-26 8,871 0
To what extent do you agree that car ownership has become unaffordable due to rising cost of cars? (Car price / fuel / maintenance costs) radio Strongly agree / Agree / Slightly agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Slightly disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 7086 14642 2022-07-26 8,871 0
Which of the following factors make it difficult to afford a car? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Rising fuel prices / Rising purchase price of vehicle / Rising cost of car maintenance / repairs / Cost of insurance / Cost of road tax / Rising cost of car finance (unsure whether to include this) / Debt or credit rating make it difficult to secure car finance / Not being able to afford monthly payments (HP / PCP / Leasing) / Not being able to afford a deposit / I have no difficulty affording a car / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7086 14643 2022-07-26 8,871 0
Has the rising cost of cars caused you to do any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Use your car less often to save money / Reduce the number of cars you own as a household / Gone down to a 1 car household / Choosing to work remotely to save on fuel costs / Cancelled UK holiday plans due to cost of fuel / Doing online food shops to save on fuel / Avoiding servicing your car / Car share with others. / Take public transport instead / Let broken parts or dents on your car go unfixed / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7086 14644 2022-07-26 8,871 0
In your opinion, which car brand is the most reliable? radio Volvo / Volkswagen / BMW / Ford / Vauxhall / Kia / Hyundai / Nissan / MINI / Tesla / Other / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7086 14645 2022-07-26 8,871 0
Do you work in any of the following sectors? radio Finance / Information Technology / Marketing and PR / Law / I don't work/retired / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7085 14639 2022-07-26 18 0
Do you consider yourself to be any of the following? radio Chief executive officer (CEO) / Chief risk and compliance officer (CRO) / Chief human resources manager (CHRM) / Chief analytics officer (CAO) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7085 14640 2022-07-26 18 0
Are you currently watching or listening to the Conservative Party leadership debate between Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7084 14637 2022-07-25 326 0
Who do you think is winning the debate? radio Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7084 14638 2022-07-25 326 0
What is your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 7083 14635 2022-07-25 576 0
How many films do you watch a month? checkbox 1-2 / 3-4 / 5-6 / More than 6 / Prefer not to say 0 7083 14636 2022-07-25 576 0
Think about the Chief Income Earner in your household (the person with the largest income). This may be you or someone else. Please indicate to which occupational group they belong, or which group fits best. radio Semi or unskilled manual work / Skilled manual worker / Supervisory or clerical/junior managerial/professional/adminstrative / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative / Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative / Student / Casual worker - not in permanent employment / Housewife/Househusband/Homemaker / Retired and living on state/company pension / Unemployed or not working due to long-term sickness / Full-time carer of other household member / Prefer not to say 0 7082 14633 2022-07-25 81,091 0
You told us you were a Conservative Party member, are you still a Conservative Party member? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7081 14628 2022-07-25 2,670 0
Who was the Conservative Party leader when you first joined the party? radio Boris Johnson / Theresa May / David Cameron / Michael Howard / Iain Duncan Smith / William Hague / John Major / Margaret Thatcher / Someone else / Can't remember / Prefer not to say 0 7081 14629 2022-07-25 2,670 0
Thinking about the current Conservative Party leadership election: If you had the choice, which of the following candidates would you have voted for? radio Rishi Sunak / Penny Mourdant / Liz Truss / Kemi Badenoch / Tom Tugendhat / Suella Braverman / Nadhim Zahawi / Sajid Javid / Jeremy Hunt / Grant Shapps / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7081 14630 2022-07-25 2,670 0
Which candidate will you vote for as the next Leader of the Conservative Party? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7081 14631 2022-07-25 2,670 0
Thinking back to the Conservative Party Leadership election in 2019, which candidate, if any, did you vote for? radio Boris Johnson / Jeremy Hunt / I did not vote or was not eligible to vote / Can't remember / Prefer not to say 0 7081 14632 2022-07-25 2,670 0
When considering sweet based products which of the following flavour options do you prefer? (Tick all the apply) checkbox Caramel / Raspberry / Strawberry / Chocolate / Coffee / Mint / Vanilla / Pistachio / Cookie Dough / Cookies N’ Cream / Hazelnut / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7080 14627 2022-07-25 69,568 0
Which of the following best describes your current job title? radio HR Director (Director of People Ops/Employee Experience) / Payroll specialist / Compensation and benefits manager / Wellness manager / I don't work/retired / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7079 14625 2022-07-25 48 0
Approximately how many employees work at your organisation? radio 1 / 2-50 / 51-100 / 101-500 / 501-1000 / 1000 or greater / Prefer not to say 0 7079 14626 2022-07-25 48 0
Have you visited Kew in the last year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7078 14622 2022-07-25 1,625 0
Are you planning on visiting Kew in the next two years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7078 14623 2022-07-25 1,625 0
Please select any applicable reasons as to why you would not visit Kew in the next two years. checkbox It's too expensive / Not interested / Would rather visit different places / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7078 14624 2022-07-25 1,625 0
Which of the following best describes your current job title? radio Dentist / Pharmacist / Doctor / Nurse / I don't work/retired / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7077 14621 2022-07-25 206 0
Do you work in any of the following industries? radio Logging and forestry / Fishing / Agriculture / Mining / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7076 14619 2022-07-25 4 0
Are you responsible or jointly responsible for any major decision making on behalf of the company? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7076 14620 2022-07-25 4 0
Did you visit the video draw page today? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7075 14616 2022-07-24 693 0
How much of the video on the video draw page did you watch? radio 0-24% / 25-49% / 50-74% / 75-99% / 100% / Prefer not to say 0 7075 14617 2022-07-24 693 0
Did you have the volume on so that you could hear it? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7075 14618 2022-07-24 693 0
You told us you were a Conservative Party member, are you still a conservative party member? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7073 14605 2022-07-24 4,300 0
Do you know who you will vote for in the Conservative leadership election? radio I definitely know how I am going to vote / I probably know how I’m going to vote, but might change my mind / I can definitely see myself voting for either candidate at this point / Prefer not to say 0 7073 14606 2022-07-24 4,300 0
Who are you currently intending to vote for? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7073 14607 2022-07-24 4,300 0
And If you had to vote and we ask you without a ‘don’t know’ option, who would you vote for? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Prefer not to say 0 7073 14608 2022-07-24 4,300 0
What is the main reason you’re voting for this candidate? Select up to 2 options. checkbox Would be stronger and more competent leader better at tackling crises we face / Would govern in more conservative manner / Is more honest / Prefer how they handled the end of Boris Johnson’s time as prime minister / Most likely to win a general election / Their tax and economic policies / Would be better at handling legal and illegal immigration / Prefer their stance on Brexit and the EU / Their NHS and health policies / Their stance and policies towards climate change / Best at defending Britain from threats / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7073 14609 2022-07-24 4,300 0
What is the main reason you’re NOT voting for the other candidate? Select up to 2 options. checkbox Would be weaker and less competent leader less able to tackle crises we face / Would govern in less conservative manner / Is more dishonest / Dislike how they handled the end of Boris Johnson’s time as prime minister / Less likely to win a general election / Their tax and economic policies / Would be worse at handling legal and illegal immigration / Dislike their stance on Brexit and the EU / Their NHS and health policies / Their stance and policies towards climate change / Worse at defending Britain from threats / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7073 14610 2022-07-24 4,300 0
Some argue that significantly cutting taxes now would stoke inflation which is already at record levels and would increase borrowing we cannot afford to undertake. Others argue that cutting taxes right now is needed to stimulate growth, wouldn’t be inflationary, and we can afford the extra borrowing. Which of the following is closer to your view? radio Significantly cutting taxes now is the right thing to do / Significantly cutting taxes right now is the wrong thing to do / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7073 14611 2022-07-24 4,300 0
Please select the top three policy issues that are most important to you in this leadership election? Select up to three that apply. checkbox Tackling illegal immigration / Reducing net migration / Achieving net zero and fighting climate change / Ditching the net zero target / Cutting bureaucracy and undertaking reforms to help grow our economy / Tackling inflation and the cost of living / Seizing the benefits of Brexit / Shrinking the size of the state / Improving NHS waiting times & GP accessibility / Standing up for our culture and opposing the ‘woke’ agenda / Cutting taxes / Getting Ukraine the support they need / Fundamentally reforming how our dysfunctional government and inefficient public services work / Cutting the levels of crime and anti social behaviour / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7073 14612 2022-07-24 4,300 0
Which of the following Conservatives backing one of Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak would make you more likely to support the candidate they endorse? You can select up to 4 options. checkbox Kemi Badenoch / Michael Gove / Dominic Raab / Jacob ReesMog / William Hague / Priti Patel / Jeremy Hunt / Ben Wallace / Penny Mordaunt / David Cameron / Boris Johnson / Tom Tugendhat / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7073 14613 2022-07-24 4,300 0
How do you think Liz Truss voted in the 2016 Brexit referendum? radio Remain / Leave / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7073 14614 2022-07-24 4,300 0
And finally, could you select the top two outlets you get most of your news from? For the magazines and newspapers, this can be either online or in print. For the news channels, this can be either online or on TV. checkbox Daily Mail / Mail on Sunday / Daily Telegraph / Sunday Telegraph / The Times / Sunday Times / Daily Express / Sunday Express / The Guardian / The Observer / The Financial Times / Conservative Home / The Spectator / New Statesman / The Economist / BBC / ITV / Channel 4 / Twitter / Facebook / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7073 14615 2022-07-24 4,300 0
Do you ever read the comments on Pick My Postcode, located lower down on the pages? radio Yes, regularly / Yes, occasionally / Yes, rarely / Never / I don't know what you mean / Prefer not to say 0 7071 14601 2022-07-22 1,345 0
How would you describe the comments sections on PMP (Please tick all that apply, if any) checkbox Friendly / Fun / Nasty / Bullying / Confrontational / Informative / Helpful / Unwelcoming / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7071 14602 2022-07-22 1,345 0
What do you suggest we should do to improve the comments sections on PMP? textarea textarea 0 7071 14603 2022-07-22 1,345 0
Do you work from home? radio Yes, I work from home fully / Yes, I work from home partly (hybrid working) / No, I don't work from home / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7070 14599 2022-07-22 2,149 0
Do you commute to any of the following cities for office work? (Tick all that apply) checkbox London / Bristol / Manchester / Other / I don't work in an office / Prefer not to say 0 7070 14600 2022-07-22 2,149 0
Which of the following types of vehicle do you own? checkbox Audi / BMW / SEAT / Skoda / Cupra / Volkswagen / Other / I don't own a vehicle / Volkswagen van / Prefer not to say 0 7069 14595 2022-07-21 105 0
Have you ever bought a new car? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7069 14596 2022-07-21 105 0
Have you ever bought a used car? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7069 14597 2022-07-21 105 0
Do you get your used car serviced at the dealership? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7069 14598 2022-07-21 105 0
You told us you own Galaxy Buds Plus by Samsung, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their sound quality? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7067 14593 2022-07-20 396 0
Have you ever taken out an equity release plan (such as a lifetime mortgage or home reversion plan) radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7064 14587 2022-07-20 4,252 0
Is equity release an option you would take (or have taken) to help achieve life goals or provide a more comfortable retirement? radio Yes / No / Not applicablel / Prefer not to say 0 7064 14588 2022-07-20 4,252 0
In your opinion, what would be (or has been) the most important reason for taking out an equity release plan? radio Home and garden renovations or improvement / Mortgage repayment / Debt repayment / Holiday / Major purchase (car, boat, luxury item etc) / Gifting / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7064 14589 2022-07-20 4,252 0
Are you aware of the outcomes/what happens to your equity release plan if you die or go into long-term care? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7064 14590 2022-07-20 4,252 0
Do you currently own a copy of mario kart 8 deluxe? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7063 14585 2022-07-20 3,283 0
Have you played previous versions of Mario Kart on older consoles? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7063 14586 2022-07-20 3,283 0
Do you work in the Health Industry? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7062 14583 2022-07-20 214 0
Which of the following best describes your role in the Health Industry? radio Haematologist / Haematologist-oncologist / Paediatric haematologist / Paediatric haematologist-oncologist / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7062 14584 2022-07-20 214 0
How likely are you to visit Wendy’s for your next hamburger purchase? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all / Prefer not to say 0 7061 14580 2022-07-20 3,023 0
How would you rate Wendy’s in terms of flavour? radio Very flavoursome / Somewhat flavoursome / Not flavoursome at all / Never had it / Prefer not to say 0 7061 14581 2022-07-20 3,023 0
What are your key motivations when choosing a meal from a fast-food restaurant? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Taste / Price / Selection of choice / Proximity of store / Friend's recommendation / Nutritional index / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7061 14582 2022-07-20 3,023 0
How likely are you to visit Wendy’s for your next hamburger purchase? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all / Prefer not to say 0 7060 14577 2022-07-20 3,002 0
How would you rate Wendy’s in terms of flavour? radio Very flavoursome / Somewhat flavoursome / Not flavoursome at all / Never had it / Prefer not to say 0 7060 14578 2022-07-20 3,002 0
What are your key motivations when choosing a meal from a fast-food restaurant? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Taste / Price / Selection of choice / Proximity of store / Friend's recommendation / Nutritional index / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7060 14579 2022-07-20 3,002 0
Out of the following, who would you prefer to be leader of the Conservative party, and Prime Minister? radio Rishi Sunak / Penny Mordaunt / Liz Truss / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7059 14573 2022-07-19 6,627 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak. Who would you vote for? radio Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7059 14574 2022-07-19 6,627 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Penny Mordaunt and Rishi Sunak. Who would you vote for? radio Penny Mordaunt / Rishi Sunak / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7059 14575 2022-07-19 6,627 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Liz Truss and Penny Mordaunt. Who would you vote for? radio Penny Mordaunt / Liz Truss / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7059 14576 2022-07-19 6,627 0
Generally speaking, would you say that people can be trusted? radio People can almost always be trusted / People can usually be trusted / You usually can’t be too careful in dealing with people / You almost always can’t be too careful in dealing with people / Can't choose / Prefer not to say 0 7058 14572 2022-07-19 24,347 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 7057 14571 2022-07-19 10,018 0
How many times a week do you work from home? radio I don't work / Not applicable / 0 day / 1 day / 2 days / 3 days / 4 days / 5 days or more / Prefer not to say 0 7056 14567 2022-07-19 4,476 0
In your opinion, do you use household appliances more or less as a result of working from home? radio More / Less / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7056 14568 2022-07-19 4,476 0
Which one appliance (of the following) do you use the most during work from home working hours? radio Fridge/freezer / Kettle / Microwave / Washing machine / Tumble dryer / Toaster / Dishwasher / Oven / Hob / Television / Vacuum cleaner / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7056 14569 2022-07-19 4,476 0
In your opinion, which one of the following is your ‘least reliable’ or ‘most replaced’ appliance? radio Fridge/freezer / Kettle / Microwave / Washing machine / Tumble dryer / Toaster / Dishwasher / Oven / Hob / Television / Vacuum cleaner / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7056 14570 2022-07-19 4,476 0
Do you work for any of the following types of subscription service company? radio Gaming / Film/Television streaming / Software / Security / Music streaming / Prefer not to say / None of the above / I don't work for a subscription service company 0 7055 14564 2022-07-19 103 0
Which of the following best describes your role in the company? radio Operations / Retention / Payments / Customer relationship management / Strategy / Partnerships / Prefer not to say / None of the above 0 7055 14565 2022-07-19 103 0
Are you a Director for the company? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7055 14566 2022-07-19 103 0
Which of the following best describes you? radio I am content with my current career / I am in the middle of a career change / I am thinking about or wanting to change my career / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7054 14563 2022-07-18 613 0
Are you an F1 (Formula 1) fan? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7053 14558 2022-07-18 2,530 0
As an F1 fan, have you ever considered going or been to a race Fan Zone? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7053 14559 2022-07-18 2,530 0
Aside from the race, what are the top perks of the Fan Zone, in your opinion? (Tick all that apply) checkbox VIP food and drinks / Car exhibition areas / Insider stats, facts and figures / Family friendly games and entertainment / High tech interactive challenges / Photo opportunities / Meeting F1 celebrities and experts / Meeting other fans / Live music / More space to relax and enjoy the event / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7053 14560 2022-07-18 2,530 0
Are there certain topics, areas, or details of the sport you’d love to know more about? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Future technology / Driver aids / Mechanical updates / Testing / Historical cars or drivers / How to get into the sport / Something else / Nothing I'd love to know more / Prefer not to say 0 7053 14561 2022-07-18 2,530 0
Which of the following platforms do you use to keep up to date with the latest F1 news and events? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Facebook / Twitter / Instagram / LinkedIn / TikTok / Formula1.com / Other / I don't use any platforms / Prefer not to say 0 7053 14562 2022-07-18 2,530 0
Which of the following public transports do you use? checkbox Train / Taxi / Hire bicycle / Bus / Prefer not to say / None of the above 0 7052 14555 2022-07-15 417 0
Have you been to any of the following places in the last 12 months? checkbox Paris / Brussels / Amsterdam / Lille / North Rhine-Westphalia / Prefer not to say / None of the above 0 7052 14556 2022-07-15 417 0
Do you plan on going to any of the following places in the next 6 months? checkbox Paris / Brussels / Amsterdam / Lille / North Rhine-Westphalia / Prefer not to say / None of the above 0 7052 14557 2022-07-15 417 0
Are you currently receiving state pension? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7051 14553 2022-07-15 1,011 0
Are you currently receiving pension credit? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7051 14554 2022-07-15 1,011 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "We should refer to pregnant women as 'pregnant persons'." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7050 14548 2022-07-15 2,849 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "The British Empire should mainly be remembered for leaving a legacy of destruction." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7050 14549 2022-07-15 2,849 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Television shows like Dad's Army and It Ain't Half Hot Mum feature old fashioned views on things like race and are a source of embarrassment." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7050 14550 2022-07-15 2,849 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "We should adopt a softer stance toward China." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7050 14551 2022-07-15 2,849 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "A trans woman is just as much a woman as a woman who was born biologically female." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7050 14552 2022-07-15 2,849 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 7049 14544 2022-07-15 2,911 0
Assuming that Rishi Sunak were leader of the Conservative party, and there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7049 14545 2022-07-15 2,911 0
Assuming that Penny Mordaunt were leader of the Conservative party, and there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7049 14546 2022-07-15 2,911 0
Assuming that Liz Truss were leader of the Conservative party, and there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7049 14547 2022-07-15 2,911 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 7048 14540 2022-07-15 4,757 0
Assuming that Rishi Sunak were leader of the Conservative party, and there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK / SNP / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7048 14541 2022-07-15 4,757 0
Assuming that Penny Mordaunt were leader of the Conservative party, and there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK / SNP / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7048 14542 2022-07-15 4,757 0
Assuming that Liz Truss were leader of the Conservative party, and there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK / SNP / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7048 14543 2022-07-15 4,757 0
Do you eat ready meals at least once a week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7047 14539 2022-07-15 204 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "We should refer to pregnant women as 'pregnant persons'." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7046 14534 2022-07-15 5,415 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "The British Empire should mainly be remembered for leaving a legacy of destruction." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7046 14535 2022-07-15 5,415 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Television shows like Dad's Army and It Ain't Half Hot Mum feature old fashioned views on things like race and are a source of embarrassment." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7046 14536 2022-07-15 5,415 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "We should adopt a softer stance toward China." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7046 14537 2022-07-15 5,415 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "A trans woman is just as much a woman as a woman who was born biologically female." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7046 14538 2022-07-15 5,415 0
How likely are you to visit Wendy’s for your next hamburger purchase? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all / Prefer not to say 0 7045 14531 2022-07-15 3,153 0
How would you rate Wendy’s in terms of flavour? radio Very flavoursome / Somewhat flavoursome / Not flavoursome at all / Never had it / Prefer not to say 0 7045 14532 2022-07-15 3,153 0
What are your key motivations when choosing a meal from a fast-food restaurant? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Taste / Price / Selection of choice / Proximity of store / Friend's recommendation / Nutritional index / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7045 14533 2022-07-15 3,153 0
How likely are you to visit Wendy’s for your next hamburger purchase? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all / Prefer not to say 0 7044 14528 2022-07-15 3,030 0
How would you rate Wendy’s in terms of flavour? radio Very flavoursome / Somewhat flavoursome / Not flavoursome at all / Never had it / Prefer not to say 0 7044 14529 2022-07-15 3,030 0
What are your key motivations when choosing a meal from a fast-food restaurant? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Taste / Price / Selection of choice / Proximity of store / Friend's recommendation / Nutritional index / Other / Prefer not to say 0 7044 14530 2022-07-15 3,030 0
What’s your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 7043 14527 2022-07-14 1,039 0
Which of the following best describes your industry of work? radio Accountancy, banking and finance / Business, consulting and management / Charity and voluntary work / Creative arts and design / Energy and utilities / Engineering and manufacturing / Environment and agriculture / Defence / Prefer not to say / None of the above 0 7042 14526 2022-07-14 314 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 7041 14522 2022-07-14 34,077 0
Assuming that Rishi Sunak were leader of the Conservative party, and there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7041 14523 2022-07-14 34,077 0
Assuming that Penny Mordaunt were leader of the Conservative party, and there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7041 14524 2022-07-14 34,077 0
Assuming that Liz Truss were leader of the Conservative party, and there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 7041 14525 2022-07-14 34,077 0
Have you purchased a new vehicle within the past 3 years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7039 14519 2022-07-14 420 0
Do you plan on purchasing a new vehicle within the next year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7039 14520 2022-07-14 420 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Social media companies should not remove or restrict lawful speech." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7038 14512 2022-07-14 7,887 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Removing content from social media platforms on the grounds that it is 'misinformation' is often an excuse to censor political opinions." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7038 14513 2022-07-14 7,887 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "The government is doing a good job of protecting freedom of speech." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7038 14514 2022-07-14 7,887 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Freedom of speech is hindered today by political correctness" radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7038 14515 2022-07-14 7,887 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "The government should ensure that free speech is included in the list of British values schools are expected to teach." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7038 14516 2022-07-14 7,887 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "There is a need for stronger legal protection for workers’ rights so employees cannot be disciplined for refusing to take diversity training courses." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7038 14517 2022-07-14 7,887 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Non-crime hate incidents (things which are perceived to be motivated by hostility or prejudice based on a person's disability, race, religion, sexual orientation or gender identity), take police away from more important work." radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7038 14518 2022-07-14 7,887 0
Which of the following companies provides clean water and/or sewerage services to your household? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Affinity Water / Anglian Water / Cambridge Water / Essex and Suffolk Water / Hartlepool Water / Severn Trent Water / Other / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7034 14506 2022-07-13 12,624 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 7033 14504 2022-07-12 10,002 0
Have you heard of the annual event "Movember"? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7032 14502 2022-07-12 3,784 0
How would you describe "Movember" in a sentence? textarea textarea 0 7032 14503 2022-07-12 3,784 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: “University students should be exposed to a wide range of views even if they find some of these views offensive.” radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7031 14495 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "It is important for the next leader of the Conservative Party to oppose identity woke politics." radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7031 14496 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Transgender women (who used to be biologically male) should not be allowed to compete against women in sport." radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7031 14497 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "It is important that public buildings have separate facilities for men and women." radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7031 14498 2022-07-12 3,937 0
According to a recent legal ruling, workers cannot be discriminated against based on their belief that people are unable to change their biological sex. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this ruling? radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7031 14499 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Parents should have the right to see what materials are being used to teach their children about sex, gender, race, and relationships." radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7031 14500 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "The government should conduct a full review into what children are being taught on sex and gender in schools." radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7031 14501 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: “University students should be exposed to a wide range of views even if they find some of these views offensive.” radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7030 14488 2022-07-12 7,905 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "It is important for the next leader of the Conservative Party to oppose identity woke politics." radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7030 14489 2022-07-12 7,905 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Transgender women (who used to be biologically male) should not be allowed to compete against women in sport." radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7030 14490 2022-07-12 7,905 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "It is important that public buildings have separate facilities for men and women." radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7030 14491 2022-07-12 7,905 0
According to a recent legal ruling, workers cannot be discriminated against based on their belief that people are unable to change their biological sex. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this ruling? radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7030 14492 2022-07-12 7,905 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Parents should have the right to see what materials are being used to teach their children about sex, gender, race, and relationships." radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7030 14493 2022-07-12 7,905 0
Please indicate if you agree or disagree with the following statement: "The government should conduct a full review into what children are being taught on sex and gender in schools." radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7030 14494 2022-07-12 7,905 0
You told us you were a conservative party member, are you still a conservative party member? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7028 14477 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss. Who would you vote for? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7028 14478 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Rishi Sunak and Penny Mordaunt. Who would you vote for? radio Rishi Sunak / Penny Mordaunt / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7028 14479 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Rishi Sunak and Kemi Badenoch. Who would you vote for? radio Rishi Sunak / Kemi Badenoch / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7028 14480 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman. Who would you vote for? radio Rishi Sunak / Suella Braverman / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7028 14481 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Kemi Badenoch and Penny Mordaunt. Who would you vote for? radio Kemi Badenoch / Penny Mordaunt / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7028 14482 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Kemi Badenoch and Liz Truss. Who would you vote for? radio Kemi Badenoch / Liz Truss / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7028 14483 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Kemi Badenoch and Suella Braverman. Who would you vote for? radio Kemi Badenoch / Suella Braverman / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7028 14484 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Penny Mordaunt and Liz Truss. Who would you vote for? radio Penny Mordaunt / Liz Truss / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7028 14485 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Penny Mordaunt and Suella Braverman. Who would you vote for? radio Penny Mordaunt / Suella Braverman / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7028 14486 2022-07-12 3,937 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Liz Truss and Suella Braverman. Who would you vote for? radio Liz Truss / Suella Braverman / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7028 14487 2022-07-12 3,937 0
You told us you own Galaxy Buds by Samsung, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 7027 14476 2022-07-11 698 0
Have you heard of a charity called The Big Give? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7026 14474 2022-07-11 100 0
How would you describe The Big Give in a sentence? textarea textarea 0 7026 14475 2022-07-11 100 0
Who of the following, if any, would you like to see replace Boris Johnson as Prime Minister and Conservative Party leader? radio Kemi Badenoch / Suella Braverman / Rehman Chishti / Jeremy Hunt / Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / Tom Tugendhat / Sajid Javid / Penny Mordaunt / Grant Shapps / Nadhim Zahawi / Priti Patel / None of the above / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7025 14469 2022-07-11 5,575 0
Which of the following issues do you want the next Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister to prioritise? Please tick up to three. checkbox Cost of living/economy / Immigration and asylum / Free speech and cancel culture / Women’s rights / Levelling up / Britain leaving the EU / Health/NHS / Climate change/environment / Taxes / Education / Foreign affairs/War in Ukraine / None of the above / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7025 14470 2022-07-11 5,575 0
Some candidates to be the next Prime Minister and Conservative Party leader have pledged to lower green levies (taxes to discourage the use of inefficient sources of energy) on people's energy bills. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this pledge? radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Prefer not to say 0 7025 14471 2022-07-11 5,575 0
Should the next Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister … radio Reduce taxes and spend less on health, education, and social benefits / Keep taxes and spending on these services at the same level as now / Increase taxes and spend more on health, education, and social benefits / Prefer not to say 0 7025 14472 2022-07-11 5,575 0
Some Conservative Party leadership candidates have promised to oppose woke ideology, which they argue undermines free speech. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with the need to oppose woke ideology? radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Prefer not to say 0 7025 14473 2022-07-11 5,575 0
Who of the following, if any, would you like to see replace Boris Johnson as Prime Minister and Conservative Party leader? radio Kemi Badenoch / Suella Braverman / Rehman Chishti / Jeremy Hunt / Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / Tom Tugendhat / Sajid Javid / Penny Mordaunt / Grant Shapps / Nadhim Zahawi / Priti Patel / None of the above / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7024 14464 2022-07-11 3,308 0
Which of the following issues do you want the next Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister to prioritise? Please tick up to three. checkbox Cost of living/economy / Immigration and asylum / Free speech and cancel culture / Women’s rights / Levelling up / Britain leaving the EU / Health/NHS / Climate change/environment / Taxes / Education / Foreign affairs/War in Ukraine / None of the above / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7024 14465 2022-07-11 3,308 0
Some candidates to be the next Prime Minister and Conservative Party leader have pledged to lower green levies (taxes to discourage the use of inefficient sources of energy) on people's energy bills. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this pledge? radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Prefer not to say 0 7024 14466 2022-07-11 3,308 0
Should the next Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister … radio Reduce taxes and spend less on health, education, and social benefits / Keep taxes and spending on these services at the same level as now / Increase taxes and spend more on health, education, and social benefits / Prefer not to say 0 7024 14467 2022-07-11 3,308 0
Some Conservative Party leadership candidates have promised to oppose woke ideology, which they argue undermines free speech. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with the need to oppose woke ideology? radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Prefer not to say 0 7024 14468 2022-07-11 3,308 0
You told us you were a Conservative Party member, are you still a Conservative Party member? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7023 14458 2022-07-11 1,413 0
Who of the following, if any, would you like to see replace Boris Johnson as Prime Minister and Conservative Party leader? radio Kemi Badenoch / Suella Braverman / Rehman Chishti / Jeremy Hunt / Liz Truss / Rishi Sunak / Sajid Javid / Penny Mordaunt / Grant Shapps / Nadhim Zahawi / Priti Patel / Tom Tugendhat / None of the above / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7023 14459 2022-07-11 1,413 0
Which of the following issues do you want the next Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister to prioritise? Please tick up to three. checkbox Cost of living/economy / Immigration and asylum / Free speech and cancel culture / Women’s rights / Levelling up / Britain leaving the EU / Health/NHS / Climate change/environment / Taxes / Education / Foreign affairs/War in Ukraine / None of the above / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7023 14460 2022-07-11 1,413 0
Some candidates to be the next Prime Minister and Conservative Party leader have pledged to lower green levies (taxes to discourage the use of inefficient sources of energy) on people's energy bills. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this pledge? radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Prefer not to say 0 7023 14461 2022-07-11 1,413 0
Should the next Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister … radio Reduce taxes and spend less on health, education, and social benefits / Keep taxes and spending on these services at the same level as now / Increase taxes and spend more on health, education, and social benefits / Prefer not to say 0 7023 14462 2022-07-11 1,413 0
Some Conservative Party leadership candidates have promised to oppose woke ideology, which they argue undermines free speech. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with the need to oppose woke ideology? radio Completely disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Completely agree / Prefer not to say 0 7023 14463 2022-07-11 1,413 0
Are you currently a student of any of the following universities? radio Cardiff University / Coventry University / Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine / King's College London / Leeds Beckett University / Queen Mary and Westfield College / Sheffield Hellam University / The Manchester Metropolitan University / The Nottingham Trent University / University College London / University of Birmingham / University of Bristol / University of Cambridge / University of Durham / University of Edinburgh / University of Exeter / University of Glasgow / University of Leeds / University of Liverpool / University of Manchester / University of Newcastle Upon Tyne / University of Northumbria at Newcastle / University of Nottingham / University of Oxford / University of Salford / University of Sheffield / University of Southampton / University of Warwick / University of York / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7022 14457 2022-07-11 1,092 0
Do you prefer ice creams or ice lollies? radio Ice creams / Ice lollies / Both / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7021 14454 2022-07-11 7,942 0
What is your favourite ice cream? textarea textarea 0 7021 14455 2022-07-11 7,942 0
What is your favourite ice lolly? textarea textarea 0 7021 14456 2022-07-11 7,942 0
Are you a manager of any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Truck dealership / Bus dealership / Coach dealership / Car dealership / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7020 14450 2022-07-11 842 0
Do you own/manage any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Truck fleet / Bus fleet / Coach fleet / Taxi fleet / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7020 14451 2022-07-11 842 0
Are you responsible for deciding the tyre brand used for your fleet? radio Yes, solely responsible / Yes, jointly responsible / No / Prefer not to say 0 7020 14452 2022-07-11 842 0
What is the size of the fleet you own/manage? radio 1-5 vehicles / 6-15 vehicles / More than 15 vehicles / Prefer not to say 0 7020 14453 2022-07-11 842 0
Which of these Conservative MPs is your preferred choice to be the new leader of the Conservative party and Prime Minister? radio Kemi Badenoch / Suella Braverman / Jeremy Hunt / Sajid Javid / Penny Mordaunt / Grant Shapps / Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Tom Tugendhat / Nadhim Zahawi / Some other candidate / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7019 14449 2022-07-11 2,418 0
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Boris Johnson? textarea textarea 0 7018 14448 2022-07-10 292 0
You told us you were a Conservative party member, are you still a Conservative party member? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7017 14441 2022-07-08 2,801 0
If there is to be a leadership election, Conservative MPs decide which two candidates make it onto the ballot paper. Who do you think they should put on the ballot paper? (Please tick up to two) checkbox Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Jeremy Hunt / Michael Gove / Nadhim Zahawi / Sajid Javid / Pritti Patel / Dominic Raab / Ben Wallace / Penny Mordaunt / Steve Baker / Tom Tugenhat / Suella Braverman / Nadine Dorries / Someone else / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7017 14442 2022-07-08 2,801 0
Below are some political debates you might have heard about recently. Which of these are you most passionate about? Please pick up to four. checkbox How to make the cost of living more affordable / How much money should be invested in the NHS, and where it should be spent / How Britain should respond to the situation in Ukraine / What, if anything, should be done about the environment and climate change / How to grow the UK economy and keep unemployment low / How much tax people and businesses should pay / How to handle refugees who are trying to cross the English Channel illegally / How much should the state pension be increased by this year / How to tackle crime and the causes of crime in the UK / The rules around immigration into the UK / How to improve people’s mental health / How much money should be paid in welfare payments to those not in work or on low incomes, and who should be entitled to it / What Britain’s future relationship with the EU should be / How to improve adult social care / How much money should be invested into education, and where it should be spent / The extent to which people should have the right to say what they want, even if it upsets or offends others, without facing consequence / How many new houses should be built, and where they should be built / Whether or not trans women should participate in women’s' sports and trans men should participate in men’s' sports / The laws around recreational drugs (e.g. Cannabis, LSD, cocaine) / The rights of transgender men and women / How much money Britain spends on defence, and how we spend that money / What, if anything, should be done to improve racial equality in the UK / What, if anything, should be done to improve gender equality in the UK / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7017 14443 2022-07-08 2,801 0
Which of these qualities are most important to you in a Conservative party leader? Please select up to two. checkbox Competent / A strong leader / Able to win an election / Shares my political views / Honest / Principled / Something else / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7017 14444 2022-07-08 2,801 0
Which of these would you prefer? radio Government spending to prioritise “left behind” areas in the North and the Midlands / Government spending to equally prioritise all parts of the UK / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7017 14445 2022-07-08 2,801 0
Do you think the UK government are currently underreacting or overreacting to climate change, or are they getting the balance about right? radio Underreacting / Overreacting / Getting the balance about right / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7017 14446 2022-07-08 2,801 0
Thinking about the amount of money the government raises in taxes and then spends on public services (such as health and education), do you think they should…? radio Increase taxes and spend more on public services / Reduce taxes and spend less on public services / Keep taxes and spending on public services about where they are now / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7017 14447 2022-07-08 2,801 0
Are you currently receiving state pension? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 7016 14440 2022-07-08 18,723 0
You told us you own Galaxy Buds by Samsung, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7015 14439 2022-07-08 1,190 0
You told us you own Galaxy Buds by Samsung, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their sound quality? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 7014 14438 2022-07-08 1,189 0
You told us you own Pixel Buds Pro by Google, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 7013 14437 2022-07-08 436 0
How important is it to live within walking distance of the good amenities? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7011 14430 2022-07-08 6,330 0
Which of the following is the most and least important to you in terms of walking distance from your home? maxdiff Parks/nature reserves / Leisure centre (pool and gym) / Restaurants and bars / Good schools / Road access to major towns/cities / Cinema / Large supermarket / Shopping/retail / Office/workplace / Prefer not to say 0 7011 14431 2022-07-08 6,330 0
Would you offer above asking price for a home because it was located close to good amenities? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7011 14432 2022-07-08 6,330 0
Would you offer below asking price for home because it wasn’t located close to good amenities? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7011 14433 2022-07-08 6,330 0
Would you be prepared to live in a smaller property if it was closer to good amenities and was still large enough to accommodate your family? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7011 14434 2022-07-08 6,330 0
Would you be prepared to live outside of your desired area if it meant better access to good amenities? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7011 14435 2022-07-08 6,330 0
Which of the following have you had to provide with your personal number while in a professional capacity? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Colleague / Supplier / Client / Potential client/supplier / Other / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7010 14427 2022-07-08 3,007 0
Would you have preferred not to provide your own number if given a choice, e.g. being provided with a different handset for work? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7010 14428 2022-07-08 3,007 0
In providing your personal number, did it cause any of the following to happen? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cold calls about unwanted services or products / Spam messages about unwanted services or products / Professional communications outside of your working hours / Inappropriate advances of a non-professional nature / General, but not inappropriate, messages of a non-professional nature / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7010 14429 2022-07-08 3,007 0
Thinking about when you first bought a property, did you know how the entire process worked? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7009 14423 2022-07-08 4,002 0
Which stage did you find the most difficult or where you the most in the dark with? radio Arranging a mortgage in principle / Searching for a property / Making an offer / Arranging a solicitor and surveyor / Finalising your offer and mortgage / Exchanging contracts / Completion of your purchase / Stamp Duty Land Tax / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 7009 14424 2022-07-08 4,002 0
Do you feel you had access to enough resources to understand the process of buying a house? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7009 14425 2022-07-08 4,002 0
Do you think we should learn the process of buying a house while at school to prepare us for our first purchase? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7009 14426 2022-07-08 4,002 0
Boris Johnson's committed to step down as Prime Minister and Conservative Party leader. Who of the following, if any, would you like to see replace him as Prime Minister and Conservative Party leader? radio Ben Wallace / Penny MOrdaunt / Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Michael Gove / Dominic Raab / Tom Tugendhat / Jeremy Hunt / Nadhim Zahawi / Sajid Javid / Priti Patel / Steven Barclay / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7008 14422 2022-07-08 154 0
Job vacancies currently exceed people looking for jobs, should unemployment benefits be ceased at 3 months for those that claim, in order to encourage employment? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7007 14420 2022-07-08 2,424 0
Taking photos of children may compromise their welfare. Should parents be allowed to photograph their kids at school sports days and at matches by law? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7007 14421 2022-07-08 2,424 0
Are you any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox PC services valued-added reseller / PC services reseller / PC cloud services provider / PC managed services provider / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7006 14418 2022-07-08 163 0
Are you partnered with HP? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7006 14419 2022-07-08 163 0
Following Boris Johnson's commitment to step down as Conservative Party leader, and Prime Minister, should he remain in office until the Autumn as he announced yesterday, or leave immediately? radio Remain in office until Autumn / Leave immediately / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7005 14415 2022-07-08 2,751 0
Which of the business purchasing decisions are you responsible or jointly responsible for? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Technology / Company transport / Office space (temporary or otherwise) / Stationaries / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7003 14413 2022-07-07 104 0
Do you read the Independent newspaper content (either online or in print) at least once a month? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 7003 14414 2022-07-07 104 0
Are you responsible or jointly responsible for any of the following business decision for your company? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Business banking provider / Internet service provider / Accounting service provider / Data service provider / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7002 14411 2022-07-07 201 0
What is your company's annual turnover? radio Less than £10 million / £10 million to £14 million / £15 million to £19 million / £20 million to £24 million / £25 million or more / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 7002 14412 2022-07-07 201 0
Which of the following charities do you currently donate to? (tick all that apply) checkbox British Red Cross / NSPCC / Great Ormond Street Hospital / Save the Children / Unicef / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 7001 14409 2022-07-07 412 0
Why do you not donate to Unicef? textarea textarea 0 7001 14410 2022-07-07 412 0
What forms of support do you think employers should offer to employees who work from home? (tick any that apply) checkbox Advice on the best ways to reduce their energy costs / Financial support with the cost of energy / Free home energy assessments to help understand how to make their homes more energy efficient / Financial support for improvements to their home that will lower energy costs (such as solar panels or better insulation) / Support to ensure their homes can be powered by renewable electricity / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6999 14407 2022-07-06 1,350 0
Which of the following gaming consoles do you own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Xbox series S / Xbox series X / Playstation 5 / Xbox One / Playstation 4 / Gaming PC / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 6997 14403 2022-07-06 176,648 0
What type of video games do you like to play? (Tick all that apply) checkbox First person shooter (FPS) / Acting/adventure / Role-playing games (RPG) / Sport/racing / Strategy / Mobile games / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 6997 14404 2022-07-06 176,648 0
Which of the following open-world games have you played? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Call of Duty / Battlefield / FarCry / Watch Dog / Mafia / Just Cause / Grand Theft Auto / Saints Row / Halo / Fallout / Red Dead Redemption / Elder Scrolls / Anthem / Assassin's Creed / Mad Max / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 6997 14405 2022-07-06 176,648 0
Have you heard of Wendy’s before? radio Yes / No / Unsure / Prefer not to say 0 6996 14400 2022-07-06 3,026 0
How likely are you to visit Wendy’s for your next hamburger purchase? radio Likely / Somewhat likely / Somewhat unlikely / Unlikely / Never / Prefer not to say 0 6996 14401 2022-07-06 3,026 0
What are your key motivations when choosing to visit a fast-food restaurant? checkbox Taste / Price / Selection of choice / Proximity of store / Friends recommendation / Nutritional options / Speed of service / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6996 14402 2022-07-06 3,026 0
Have you heard of Wendy’s before? radio Yes / No / Unsure / Prefer not to say 0 6995 14397 2022-07-06 3,006 0
How likely are you to visit Wendy’s for your next hamburger purchase? radio Likely / Somewhat Likely / Somewhat Unlikely / Unlikely / Never / Prefer not to say 0 6995 14398 2022-07-06 3,006 0
What are your key motivations when choosing to visit a fast-food restaurant? checkbox Taste / Price / Selection of choice / Proximity of store / Friends Recommendation / Nutritional options / Speed of service / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6995 14399 2022-07-06 3,006 0
You told us you were a Conservative Party member, are you still a Conservative Party member? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6994 14391 2022-07-05 3,030 0
Do you think Boris Johnson should remain as leader of the Conservative Party, or resign with someone else becoming leader instead? radio Should remain as leader / Should resign as leader / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6994 14392 2022-07-05 3,030 0
If there is to be a leadership election, Conservative MPs decide which two candidates make it onto the ballot paper. Who do you think they should put on the ballot paper? (Please tick up to two) checkbox Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Jeremy Hunt / Michael Gove / Nadhim Zahawi / Sajid Javid / Pritti Patel / Dominic Raab / Ben Wallace / Penny Mordaunt / Someone else / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6994 14393 2022-07-05 3,030 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss. Who would you vote for? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / I would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6994 14394 2022-07-05 3,030 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Penny Mordaunt and Rishi Sunak. Who would you vote for? radio Penny Mordaunt / Rishi Sunak / I would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6994 14395 2022-07-05 3,030 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Liz Truss and Penny Mordaunt. Who would you vote for? radio Liz Truss / Penny Mordaunt / I would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6994 14396 2022-07-05 3,030 0
In the wake of the resignations of Chancellor Rishi Sunak and Health Secretary Sajid Javid, do you think Boris Johnson can remain Prime Minister? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6992 14389 2022-07-05 5,092 0
Who do you think should be the next leader of the Conservative Party if Boris Johnson resigns? radio Rishi Sunak / Sajid Javid / Dominic Raab / Liz Truss / Priti Patel / Jacob Rees-Mogg / Ben Wallace / I don't know / Michael Gove / Penny Mordaunt / Kwasi Kwarteng / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6992 14390 2022-07-05 5,092 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 6991 14388 2022-07-05 10,043 0
Do you buy any of the following alcoholic beverages for personal use or as a gift for any occasions? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Brown spirit (e.g. whiskey, bourbon, rye whiskey) / White spirit (e.g. vodka, gin, rum, tequila) / Wine (e.g. red, white, rosé) / Beer / Other alcoholic beverages / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6990 14386 2022-07-05 1,114 0
What is the maximum you are willing to spend on alcoholic beverages in one shopping trip? radio £0-£9 / £10-£25 / £26-£49 / £50+ / Prefer not to say 0 6990 14387 2022-07-05 1,114 0
Which of the following charities would you associate with their support of child welfare (tick all that apply) checkbox Unicef / British Red Cross / Save the Children / NSPCC / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6989 14384 2022-07-05 1,006 0
Which of the following charities do you currently donate to? (tick all that apply) checkbox Unicef / NSPCC / Save the Children / British Red Cross / Great Ormond Street Hospital / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6989 14385 2022-07-05 1,006 0
You told us you own Pixel Buds Pro by Google, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6988 14383 2022-07-04 50 0
Do you currently feel represented by a mainstream political party? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6986 14378 2022-07-04 10,626 0
How likely are you to consider voting for a candidate from the True & Fair Party? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6986 14379 2022-07-04 10,626 0
Do you believe that Labour and Lib Dems should stand aside in seats they can’t win, and unite behind candidates who could beat the Conservatives? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6986 14380 2022-07-04 10,626 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, who would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Lib Dems / Greens / True & Fair / Other / Not going to vote / Undecided / Prefer not to say 0 6986 14381 2022-07-04 10,626 0
Which of the following best describes your current role? radio I am a full-time developer / I am a part-time developer / I am not a developer, but do code for portions of my job / I used to be a developer, but no longer am / I am a student who is learning to code / I code primarily as a hobby / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6985 14376 2022-07-04 200 0
Do you use low-code, no-code, or digital process automation solutions? (e.g. Microsoft Power Platform, Quick Base, Appian, Nintex, Mendix, OutSystems, Google AppSheet, Salesforce Lightning, etc.) radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6985 14377 2022-07-04 200 0
You told us you own Pixel Buds Pro by Google, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their sound quality? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6984 14375 2022-07-01 50 0
You told us you own Pixel Buds A-Series by Google, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 6983 14374 2022-07-01 55 0
You told us you own Pixel Buds A-Series by Google, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6982 14373 2022-07-01 59 0
What is your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 6981 14371 2022-07-01 601 0
How many hours TV do you watch a week? radio 0-1 hours / 2-3 hours / 4-5 hours / More than 5 / Prefer not to say 0 6981 14372 2022-07-01 601 0
Were you a customer of LUSH spa in the past year? radio Yes, I was(am) a LUSH spa customer / No, but I have used other spas / No / Prefer not to say 0 6980 14369 2022-07-01 210 0
Have you had any of the following treatments? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Massage treatment / Facials / Face & scalp massage / Foot massage / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6980 14370 2022-07-01 210 0
Do you like to play quizzes? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6979 14368 2022-07-01 2,391 0
Do you think it should be legal or illegal for doctors to assist in the suicide of people who are suffering from a terminal illness? radio It should be legal / It should be illegal / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6978 14365 2022-06-30 343 0
And what is the main reason you think it shouldn’t be legal? radio Because it is against my religion / It would be too hard on Doctors to be involved / I think it will be used in cases where people aren’t suffering a terminal illness / These things should be allowed to happen naturally / We wouldn’t be able to put the right safeguards in place / open to abuse / It’s a bad use of NHS resources / Something else / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6978 14366 2022-06-30 343 0
Do you think it should be legal or illegal for doctors to assist in the suicide of people who are suffering from a painful and incurable illness that isn’t terminal? radio It should be legal / It should be illegal / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6978 14367 2022-06-30 343 0
Does your annual personal income exceed £50,000, and that you are a higher rate tax payer? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6977 14363 2022-06-30 2,080 0
Taking into consideration pension tax relief, how much does it cost you to put £1 in your pension? radio £1 / 80p / 60p / 55p / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6977 14364 2022-06-30 2,080 0
You told us you own Pixel Buds A-Series by Google, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their sound quality? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6976 14362 2022-06-30 57 0
Are you a Conservative Party member? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6975 14360 2022-06-30 953 0
Imagine there is a Conservative Party leadership election. Of the following potential candidates, who would you most like to see become the next leader of the Conservative Party? Choose up to three in order of priority. checkbox Jeremy Hunt / Sajid Javid / Rishi Sunak / Tom Tugendhat / Penny Mordaunt / Liz Truss / Ben Wallace / Nadhum Zahawi / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6975 14361 2022-06-30 953 0
Were you a customer of LUSH spa in the past year? radio Yes, I was(am) a Lush spa customer / No, but I have used other spas / No / Prefer not to say 0 6974 14359 2022-06-30 1,025 0
When did you buy your first home? radio Less than 1 year ago / 1-2 years ago / 3-5 years ago / 6 years ago or more / I never bought my first home / Prefer not to say 0 6973 14355 2022-06-30 4,410 0
Thinking about your recent property purchase, which of the below did you do when looking for a property? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Looked at an estate agent’s actual branch window / Rang around multiple estate agents to enquire / Went directly to a local estate agents website / Replied to a marketing email from an estate agent / Contacted an estate agent after receiving a leaflet / Searched the property portals (e.g Rightmove) / Contacted an estate agent after seeing a for sales board / Used an estate agent comparison site to find the best agent in my area / Contacted an agent after hearing a radio advertisement / Contacted an agent after seeing a TV advertisement / Contacted local agents by post / Contacted an agent based on word of mouth recommendations / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6973 14356 2022-06-30 4,410 0
Would an agent with a poor reputation prevent you from purchasing a home they were listing? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6973 14357 2022-06-30 4,410 0
When purchasing your last property, how did you primarily communicate with the selling agent and/or seller? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Email / Phone / Instant message (e.g. WhatsApp) / Social media / Post / In person / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6973 14358 2022-06-30 4,410 0
Which of the following have you drank in the last 3 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Beer / Gin / Wine / Whiskey / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6972 14354 2022-06-30 203 0
You told us you own 2nd generation Pixel Buds by Google, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 6971 14353 2022-06-29 21 0
Do you feel more or less secure in your job compared to this time last year? radio Much more secure / Somewhat more secure / Neither more nor less secure / Somewhat less secure / Much less secure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6970 14352 2022-06-29 1,599 0
To what extent would you support or oppose banning advertising of all recreational nicotine products/related products. radio Completely support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Completely oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6969 14351 2022-06-29 225 0
Nicotine is the major toxic ingredient in cigarettes. radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6968 14344 2022-06-29 2,562 0
Nicotine in cigarettes causes heart attacks. radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6968 14345 2022-06-29 2,562 0
Nicotine in cigarettes causes cancer. radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6968 14346 2022-06-29 2,562 0
Nicotine in cigarettes causes lung damage. radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6968 14347 2022-06-29 2,562 0
E-cigarettes are harmful as they contain nicotine. radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6968 14348 2022-06-29 2,562 0
Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) is as harmful as smoking or chewing tobacco. radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6968 14349 2022-06-29 2,562 0
Alternative nicotine delivery devices, such as nicotine vaping products, could play a crucial role in reducing the enormous health burden caused by cigarette smoking. radio Completely agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Completely disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6968 14350 2022-06-29 2,562 0
You told us you are no longer a Conservative Party member, can you tell us why? (Please enter NA if you were never a Conservative Party member) textarea textarea 0 6967 14343 2022-06-29 106 0
Which of the following applies to you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I work in the accountancy sector / I am an apprentice of the accountancy sector / I employ accountants / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6966 14342 2022-06-29 1,060 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 6965 14341 2022-06-28 10,051 0
How would you describe your attitude towards cryptocurrencies? textarea textarea 0 6964 14338 2022-06-28 729 0
How comfortable would you feel in investing your savings/pension into crypto assets? radio Very comfortable / Somewhat comfortable / Not at all comfortable / Not applicable / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6964 14339 2022-06-28 729 0
Would you consider investing in crypto assets in the next 5-10 years? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6964 14340 2022-06-28 729 0
You told us you own 2nd generation Pixel Buds by Google, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6963 14337 2022-06-27 23 0
When on holiday or travelling abroad, do you tend to use a card or take out cash? radio Take out cash for most of my purchases / Use a debit or credit card for most of my purchases / Use both cash and card around equally / Don't know / I don't travel abroad / Prefer not to say 0 6962 14335 2022-06-24 627 0
When using a card abroad, do you tend to use a debit or credit card more often? radio Use a debit card for most of my purchases / Use a credit card for most of my purchases / Use both around equally / I don't use a card / Don't know / I don't travel abroad / Prefer not to say 0 6962 14336 2022-06-24 627 0
Who do you trust more to get things done: the current political party, an alternative political party or the trade unions? radio The current political party / An alternative political party / The trade unions / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6961 14334 2022-06-24 3,108 0
Would you trust website content that was written by AI? (ie computer generated) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6959 14332 2022-06-24 252 0
Which of the following areas of the UK do you live in? radio Bristol / Cardiff and Vale / Dorset / Gloucestershire / Herefordshire / Shropshire / Solihull / Somerset and BANES / Swindon / Warwickshire / Wiltshire / Worchestershire / Berkshire / Oxfordshire / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6958 14330 2022-06-24 8,505 0
You told us you were a Conservative Party member, are you still a conservative party member? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6956 14318 2022-06-24 5,707 0
Imagine there is a Conservative Party leadership election. Of the following potential candidates, who would you most like to see become the next leader of the Conservative Party? Choose up to three in order of priority. radio Jeremy Hunt / Sajid Javid / Rishi Sunak / Tom Tugendhat / Penny Mordaunt / Liz Truss / Ben Wallace / Nadhum Zahawi / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6956 14319 2022-06-24 5,707 0
Imagine there is a Conservative Party leadership election. If the final two candidates were Jeremy Hunt and Rishi Sunak, who will you vote for? radio Jeremy Hunt / Rishi Sunak / Don't know / Would not vote / Am not eligible to vote / Prefer not to say 0 6956 14320 2022-06-24 5,707 0
Imagine there is a Conservative Party leadership election. If the final two candidates were Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss, who will you vote for? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Don't know / Would not vote / Am not eligible to vote / Prefer not to say 0 6956 14321 2022-06-24 5,707 0
Imagine there is a Conservative Party leadership election. If the final two candidates were Tom Tugendhat and Rishi Sunak, who will you vote for? radio Tom Tugendhat / Rishi Sunak / Don't know / Would not vote / Am not eligible to vote / Prefer not to say 0 6956 14322 2022-06-24 5,707 0
Imagine there is a Conservative Party leadership election. If the final two candidates were Sajid Javid and Rishi Sunak, who will you vote for? radio Sajid Javid / Rishi Sunak / Don't know / Would not vote / Am not eligible to vote / Prefer not to say 0 6956 14323 2022-06-24 5,707 0
Imagine there is a Conservative Party leadership election. If the final two candidates were Jeremy Hunt and Liz Truss, who will you vote for? radio Jeremy Hunt / Liz Truss / Don't know / Would not vote / Am not eligible to vote / Prefer not to say 0 6956 14324 2022-06-24 5,707 0
Imagine there is a Conservative Party leadership election. If the final two candidates were Penny Mordaunt and Rishi Sunak, who will you vote for? radio Penny Mordaunt / Rishi Sunak / Don't know / Would not vote / Am not eligible to vote / Prefer not to say 0 6956 14325 2022-06-24 5,707 0
Imagine there is a Conservative Party leadership election. If the final two candidates were Nadhim Zahawi and Rishi Sunak, who will you vote for? radio Nadhim Zahawi / Rishi Sunak / Don't know / Would not vote / Am not eligible to vote / Prefer not to say 0 6956 14326 2022-06-24 5,707 0
Imagine there is a Conservative Party leadership election. If the final two candidates were Ben Wallace and Rishi Sunak, who will you vote for? radio Ben Wallace / Rishi Sunak / Don't know / Would not vote / Am not eligible to vote / Prefer not to say 0 6956 14327 2022-06-24 5,707 0
Imagine there is a Conservative Party leadership election. If the final two candidates were Jeremy Hunt and Nadhim Zahawi, who will you vote for? radio Jeremy Hunt / Nadhim Zahawi / Don't know / Would not vote / Am not eligible to vote / Prefer not to say 0 6956 14328 2022-06-24 5,707 0
Imagine there is a Conservative leadership election. Thinking about the candidates in that contest which of the following issues would be most important in deciding who you vote for? Choose three in order of importance. checkbox Their position on net zero policies / Their position on transgender issues / Whether or not they wanted to leave the ECHR / Whether or not they wanted a closer relationship with the EU / Their position on building homes and the Green Belt / Their position on grammar schools / Their position on the War in Ukraine / Their position on tax / Prefer not to say 0 6956 14329 2022-06-24 5,707 0
Who do you trust more to get things done: the current political party, an alternative political party or the trade unions? radio The current political party / An alternative political party / The trade unions / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6955 14317 2022-06-23 505 0
You told us you own 2nd generation Pixel Buds by Google, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their sound quality? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6953 14315 2022-06-23 23 0
Has your organisation considered offering any of the following private or occupational health care services in the last 12 months (choose all applicable)? checkbox Mental Health (eg. self-help materials or helpline) / Health checks (eg. to monitor hearing, lung function etc.) / Weight Loss (eg. counselling or surgery) / A return-to-work program following ill health / GP (General Practitioner) / Physiotherapy / Dentist / Optician / Eye Surgery (eg. laser treatment) / Inpatient Orthopaedic Surgery (eg. knee, ghip, shoulder etc.) / Inpatient Other Surgery / Outpatient Surgery / Cosmetic Surgery / None of the above / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6952 14310 2022-06-23 11,088 0
How did you look for this service (type "na" if not applicable)? textarea textarea 0 6952 14311 2022-06-23 11,088 0
Who did you choose (choose all applicable)? checkbox Existing occupation health scheme, e.g. UKIM Occupational Health / Employees own GP / A national chain e.g. Nuffield / A local service / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6952 14312 2022-06-23 11,088 0
Are your needs currently being met for private or occupational health care services (please describe why, if not, or type "na" if not applicable)? textarea textarea 0 6952 14313 2022-06-23 11,088 0
Which of the following are important when considering paying for health care services (choose all applicable)? checkbox Price / Credit terms available / Ease of use / Technical support / How quickly I could get an appointment / Appointments that fit with my schedule / Range of services available / Quality of services available / Guidance on regulatory, legislation & tax / Reporting on activity, outcomes & spending / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6952 14314 2022-06-23 11,088 0
Generally speaking, how willing are you to take risks? radio Very willing to take risks / Somewhat willing to take risks / Somewhat unwilling to take risks / Very unwilling to take risks. / Prefer not to say 1 6951 14309 2022-06-23 65,458 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 6948 14306 2022-06-22 10,007 0
On average, how many times a month do you have fast food? radio 0 / 1-3 / 4-6 / 7-9 / 10+ / Prefer not to say 1 6947 14304 2022-06-22 94,384 0
Which of the following is your favourite fast-food restaurant? radio Shake Shack / Wendy's / McDonald's / Burger King / Five Guys / KFC / Subway / Other / Prefer not to say 1 6947 14305 2022-06-22 94,384 0
Where do you do majority of your clothes shopping? radio Online Retailers / High Street Shops / Charity Stores / Second-hand marketplace / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 6946 14302 2022-06-22 98,981 0
How often do you visit high street retailer stores? radio Never / Rarely / Once a month / More than once month but less than once a week / Once a week / More than once a week / Prefer not to say 1 6946 14303 2022-06-22 98,981 0
Do you currently use a fitness / nutrition app to track the nutritional content or macros of the food you eat e.g. MyFitnessPal? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6944 14295 2022-06-21 1,381 0
Do you use any of the following macro calculator fitness / nutrition apps? (Tick all that apply) checkbox MyFitnessPal / MyMacros+ / LifeSum / Carb Manager / Nutritionix Track / MyPlate / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6944 14296 2022-06-21 1,381 0
If you answered ‘other’, please enter the name of the app you use below (enter N/A if not applicable)? textarea textarea 0 6944 14297 2022-06-21 1,381 0
How much do you pay for your app currently? radio Nothing it’s free / £1 - £5 per month / £5 - £10 per month / £10 – 15 per month / £15 - £20 per month / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6944 14298 2022-06-21 1,381 0
Would you be interested in a new fitness app which could offer you - (Tick all that apply) checkbox The ability to track all body metrics, body fat%, lean muscle %, weight etc without the hassle of having to input anything into an app. / Free credit to spend on fitness clothing, equipment, and supplements as a reward for your progress towards your targets. / Connectivity to supermarkets and meal prep companies, with tailored plans based on your macronutrients, budget and food preferences, delivered straight to your door. / Free smart body weight scales to keep you on track and adjust your macronutrients according to your fitness journey or how your body is reacting to your diet plan. / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6944 14299 2022-06-21 1,381 0
How much would you pay for an app with all of these features, including smart scales to use at home and access to meal plan delivery? radio Nothing / About £5 per month / About £10 per month / About £20 per month / More than £20 per month / Prefer not to say 0 6944 14300 2022-06-21 1,381 0
What comes to mind when you think about Travelodge? textarea textarea 0 6943 14293 2022-06-21 266 0
What comes to mind when you think of Marie Curie? textarea textarea 0 6942 14292 2022-06-21 202 0
Do you own an American Express card? radio Yes, already own one / No, but I am thinking about it / No / Prefer not to say 0 6941 14290 2022-06-20 25,564 0
What do you like doing after work/at weekends? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Theatre / Cinema / Going out for dinner/drinks / Relaxing at home / Walking / Sports / Concerts / Gaming / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6941 14291 2022-06-20 25,564 0
When buying a new car, how much do you spend? radio Under £5,000 / £6,000-£19,000 / £20,000-£35,000 / £36,000-£45,000 / £46,000 or more / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 6940 14287 2022-06-20 87,244 0
What type of car would you consider? (Tick all that apply) checkbox SUV / Convertible / Hatchback / Sports car / Minivan / Pickup truck / Off-road / Other / Prefer not to say 1 6940 14288 2022-06-20 87,244 0
Would you consider petrol/diesel, electric or hybrid powered vehicles? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Petrol/diesel / Electric / Hybrid / Other / Prefer not to say 1 6940 14289 2022-06-20 87,244 0
What is the best James Bond film, in your opinion? textarea textarea 0 6939 14285 2022-06-20 652 0
Who was the best James Bond? radio Sean Connery / Roger Moore / Timothy Dalton / Pierce Brosnan / Daniel Craig / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6939 14286 2022-06-20 652 0
Have you considered paying for any of the following health care services in the last 12 months (choose all applicable)? checkbox Mental Health (self-help materials or helpline) / Health checks (eg. to monitor hearing, lung function etc.) / Weight Loss (Counselling or Surgery) / A return-to-work program following ill health / GP (General Practitioner) / Physiotherapy / Dentist / Optician / Eye Surgery (eg. Laser Treatment) / Inpatient Orthopaedic Surgery (eg. Knee, Hip, Shoulder etc) / Inpatient Other Surgery / Outpatient Surgery (eg. Same-day surgery) / Cosmetic Surgery / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6938 14281 2022-06-20 5,054 0
How did you look for this service (leave blank if not applicable)? textarea textarea 0 6938 14282 2022-06-20 5,054 0
Who did you choose (choose all applicable)? checkbox Your own existing health insurance scheme (eg. Bupa) / An employers' health insurance scheme / A national chain (eg. Boots, Nuffield, etc.) / A local private service provider / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6938 14283 2022-06-20 5,054 0
Which of the following are important when considering paying for health care services (choose all applicable)? checkbox Price / Ease of use / Technical Support / How quickly I could get an appointment / Appointments that fit with my schedule / Range of services available / Quality of services available / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6938 14284 2022-06-20 5,054 0
To what extent do you support or oppose the strike action? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / I don't know 0 6937 14278 2022-06-19 4,294 0
Do you have tickets to the Glastonbury festival this year? radio Yes / No, but close friends or family do / No 0 6937 14279 2022-06-19 4,294 0
Has the strike action disrupted plans to get to Glastonbury? radio Yes / No / I don't know 0 6937 14280 2022-06-19 4,294 0
In a sentence, how would you describe living in your neighbourhood? textarea textarea 1 6935 14274 2022-06-18 114,161 0
Is there anything interesting that sets your postcode apart from others that you could tell us about? radio Yes, I can tell you now / Yes, but not now / No 1 6935 14275 2022-06-18 114,161 0
What is special about your postcode? textarea textarea 1 6935 14276 2022-06-18 114,161 0
Out of 10, how would you rate your neighbourhood? radio 1 - Awful / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Outstanding / Prefer not to say 1 6935 14277 2022-06-18 114,161 0
You told us you own 1st generation Pixel Buds by Google, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 6934 14273 2022-06-17 23 0
You told us you own 1st generation Pixel Buds by Google, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6933 14272 2022-06-17 23 0
You told us you own 1st generation Pixel Buds by Google, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their sound quality? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6932 14271 2022-06-17 23 0
Which of the following would most deter you from buying a leasehold home? radio The length left on the lease is too short / The service charges and ground rent associated with them / That the service charge or ground rent may increase / You may not be allowed a pet / You may not be able to run a business from home / You may not be able to sub-let / Higher conveyancing fees when buying / You may not be able to make changes to the property such as structural improvements / You are at the mercy of the freeholder / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6930 14269 2022-06-17 1,000 0
Have you made a will detailing who will inherit your estate in the event you pass away? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6929 14264 2022-06-17 5,198 0
Thinking about making a will, what would be the most important aspect for doing so? radio Naming a guardian for my children / Ensuring my children or other dependents are provided for financially / To ensure my partner is protected (If not married) / Safeguarding my family home / Safeguarding my family pet(s) / To prevent family disputes over who inherits what / To minimise inheritance tax for my beneficiaries / Recently married / To support a charity of my choice / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6929 14265 2022-06-17 5,198 0
Are you aware that when you get married, any previous will becomes invalid? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6929 14266 2022-06-17 5,198 0
Are you aware that if you fail to make a will, only the direct family and your spouse stand to inherit your estate? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6929 14267 2022-06-17 5,198 0
If you die without a will, your estate will be distributed under intestacy rules, are you aware of what these are? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6929 14268 2022-06-17 5,198 0
You told us you rent a property, do you still rent a property? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6928 14261 2022-06-17 3,134 0
Thinking about your experience of renting, what are the things that would be most off putting about a rental property? radio Lack of parking / Lack of outdoor space / Unfurnished / Outdated kitchen/appliances / Outdated bathroom / No shower/bath only / No storage space / Prevented from redecorating or personal touches such as hanging paintings/pictures / Noisey or nuisance neighbours or housemates / A ban on pets / A ban on children / Not inclusive of utility bills within rental price / Poor internet connection / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6928 14262 2022-06-17 3,134 0
Thinking about your experience of renting, what are the things that would be most off putting about a landlord? radio Being disturbed regularly / Landlords not maintaining the property to a modern standard / Landlords not maintaining safe living conditions / Landlords terminating a tenancy without good reason / Consistent rent increases / A lack of communication / A lack of flexibility / Rude or abrupt when communicating / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6928 14263 2022-06-17 3,134 0
You told us you work in the real estate / property industry, are you a property professional? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6927 14256 2022-06-17 521 0
Have you taken time off from work due to fatigue/burnout within the workplace (Not due to an illness)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6927 14257 2022-06-17 521 0
How many days do you take in order to recover on average? radio One day / Two days / Three days / Four days / Five days to one week / More than one week / Prefer not to say 0 6927 14258 2022-06-17 521 0
How often does this occur in a year? radio Once / Twice / Three to five times / More than five times / Prefer not to say 0 6927 14259 2022-06-17 521 0
Thinking about this mental fatigue, what is the contributing factor or factors? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Size of workload / Type of workload (For example, is your work focussed around financial calculations) / Workplace expectation (For example, a required performance quota) / Lack of defined boundaries between your professional and personal life / Dealing with colleagues / Wider negative/toxic workplace culture / Dealing with clients / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6927 14260 2022-06-17 521 0
You told us you were a landlord/landlady, are you still a landlord/landlady? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6925 14247 2022-06-17 9,007 0
Have you reduced the size of your portfolio due to prior Government changes, for example the increase in stamp duty tax for additional property purchases? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6925 14248 2022-06-17 9,007 0
Do you support the Government’s plans to abolish Section 21 evictions that currently allow landlords to terminate tenancies without giving any reason? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6925 14249 2022-06-17 9,007 0
Do you support the Government’s plans to allow tenants the right to request a pet in their house, which the landlord must consider and cannot unreasonably refuse? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6925 14250 2022-06-17 9,007 0
Do you support the Government’s plans to give tenants stronger powers to cease arbitrary rent review clauses including unjustified rent increase, enabling tenants to be repaid rent for non-decent homes? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6925 14251 2022-06-17 9,007 0
Do you support the Government’s plans to make it illegal for landlords or agents to have blanket bans on renting to families with children or those in receipt of benefits. radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6925 14252 2022-06-17 9,007 0
Do you think a new Ombudsman to deal with rental disputes is a positive step? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6925 14253 2022-06-17 9,007 0
Do you support the Government’s plans to double notice periods for rent increases, giving tenants stronger powers to challenge them if they are unjustified? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6925 14254 2022-06-17 9,007 0
With the Government’s latest plans in mind, will you: - radio Increase the size of your buy-to-let portfolio in the future / Remain as you are / Decrease the size of your buy-to-let portfolio in the future / Prefer not to say 0 6925 14255 2022-06-17 9,007 0
Do you consider yourself to be any of the following? radio Chief executive officer (CEO) / Head of product / Head of growth marketing / Head of Customer acquisition / Head of finance / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6924 14246 2022-06-17 1,061 0
You told us you own 3rd generation Airpods by Apple, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 6923 14245 2022-06-16 529 0
What is the one way the cost of living crisis impacted you the most? textarea textarea 0 6920 14241 2022-06-16 598 0
To what degree have you been impacted by the cost of living crisis? radio Very much / Somewhat / Not much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 6920 14242 2022-06-16 598 0
Would you trust news that was written by AI? (ie computer generated news) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6919 14238 2022-06-16 849 0
Would you trust health information that had been written by AI (ie computer generated text)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6919 14239 2022-06-16 849 0
Do you believe that computers will take over the world and enslave humanity? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6919 14240 2022-06-16 849 0
Which of the following best describes your industry? radio Automotive / Consumer packaged goods (CPG) / Energy, mining, or utilities / Financial services / Healthcare / High tech / Insurance / Life sciences / Logistics or supply chain / Manufacturing / Retail or hospitality / Telecommunications / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6917 14233 2022-06-15 446 0
Which of the following best describes your job function? radio Accounting or finance / Operations or supply chain / Sales or marketing / Information technology (IT) / Human resources (HR) / Research and development (R&D) / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6917 14234 2022-06-15 446 0
Which best describes your role for data, analytics, or AI in your company? radio Strategy: I set the vision and direction for data, analytics, or AI initiatives / Evaluation: I plan, design, or evaluate data, analytics, or AI initiatives / Implementation: I implement data, analytics, or AI initiatives / No involved / Prefer not to say 0 6917 14235 2022-06-15 446 0
What was your company's revenue for the last fiscal year? radio Less than $500 million / $500 million to $999 million / $1 billion to $3 billion / $3 billion to $5 billion / More than $5 billion / Prefer not to say 0 6917 14236 2022-06-15 446 0
You told us you own 3rd generation Airpods by Apple, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6916 14232 2022-06-15 543 0
What's your favourite song? textarea textarea 0 6915 14230 2022-06-15 516 0
Out of the following, which genres of music do you like to listen to? checkbox Rock / Heavy Metal / Classical / Jazz / Pop / Dance/Electronica / Blues / R n' B / Soul / Ragaton / Reggae / Hip Hop / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6915 14231 2022-06-15 516 0
If there was a referendum now on whether the UK should or should not join the European Union, how would you vote? radio In favour of joining the EU / Against joining the EU / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6914 14229 2022-06-15 1,232 0
To re-join the European Union in the future the UK would need to re-join the single market, join the borderless Schengen Area, accept the free movement of EU nationals, apply EU laws, and pay into the EU budget in proportion to the size of the UK economy. If there was a referendum now on whether the UK should or should not join the EU, how would you vote? radio In favour of joining the EU / Against joining the EU / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6913 14228 2022-06-15 1,220 0
When did you last purchase tyres for your car? radio Not applicable / Less than 1 month ago / 1-3 months ago / 4-11 months ago / 1 year or more ago / Prefer not to say 0 6912 14226 2022-06-15 202 0
Did you purchase the tyres out of necessity , or for other reasons such as keeping your car in optimum condition? radio Yes, out of necessity / No, for other reasons / Prefer not to say 0 6912 14227 2022-06-15 202 0
Do you support or oppose the government's policy to send single male asylum seekers to Rwanda? radio Strongly oppose / Oppose / Neither oppose nor support / Support / Support strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6911 14222 2022-06-15 11,057 0
Do you think the government should go ahead with the removals to Rwanda or delay them until the result of a judicial review to decide if the policy is lawful? radio The government should go ahead / The government should delay / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6911 14223 2022-06-15 11,057 0
Do you agree or disagree with the reported comments by the Prince of Wales that the Rwanda policy is appalling? radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6911 14224 2022-06-15 11,057 0
Do you agree or disagree that Britain should leave the European Convention on Human Rights? radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6911 14225 2022-06-15 11,057 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 6910 14221 2022-06-14 10,046 0
How many times their average employee salary a top British company's CEO should be paid? number 99999 / 0 0 6908 14217 2022-06-14 7,671 0
How much, to the nearest £100,000, do you think the CEO of Sainsbury's is paid? (e.g. please enter 10 if you think £1,000,000) number 99999 / 0 0 6908 14218 2022-06-14 7,671 0
CEO of Sainsbury's is actually paid £3.8m annually. In your opinion is this too high or low? radio Much too high / Somewhat high / About right / Somewhat low / Much too low / Prefer not to say 0 6908 14219 2022-06-14 7,671 0
How much did you enjoy the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee weekend? radio Very much / Somewhat / A little / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 6907 14216 2022-06-14 611 0
Do you work in any of the following places? radio Primary school / Secondary school / Academies/trusts / Local authorities / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6906 14214 2022-06-14 304 0
Do you work in any of the following job roles? radio Head teacher / Deputy header teacher / Financial controller / Senior decision maker / Board director / Governor / Other senior leadership team / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6906 14215 2022-06-14 304 0
When you feel anxious, and/or down, do you talk about it with family or friends, or keep it to yourself? radio Always talk about it / Sometimes talk about it / Never talk about it / I don't feel anxious or down / Prefer not to say 0 6905 14213 2022-06-14 1,826 0
"Chief Executives of large companies have no idea what life is like for their ordinary workers" - To what extent do you agree or disagree? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 6904 14210 2022-06-13 1,954 0
"Senior politicians have no idea what life is like for ordinary voters" - To what extent do you agree or disagree? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 6904 14211 2022-06-13 1,954 0
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Boris Johnson? textarea textarea 0 6904 14212 2022-06-13 1,954 0
Do you consider yourself to be any of the following for your business? radio Information technology decision maker (ITDM) / Chief technology officer (CTO) / Web developer / Project manager / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6903 14208 2022-06-13 123 0
Do you work in any of the following industries? radio Technology / Financial services / Retail/wholesale / Healthcare / Education / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6903 14209 2022-06-13 123 0
Do you agree or disagree that the law should be changed to prevent animals being chased with dogs and killed? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6902 14206 2022-06-11 1,027 0
If a candidate in your seat at an upcoming general election wanted to strengthen the ban on hunting with dogs, would you be more or less likely to vote for that candidate? radio Much more likely / A bit more likely / No more or less likely / A bit less likely / Much less likely / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6902 14207 2022-06-11 1,027 0
Do you agree or disagree that the law should be changed to prevent animals being chased with dogs and killed? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6901 14204 2022-06-10 9,737 0
If a candidate in your seat at an upcoming general election wanted to strengthen the ban on hunting with dogs, would you be more or less likely to vote for that candidate? radio Much more likely / A bit more likely / No more or less likely / A bit less likely / Much less likely / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6901 14205 2022-06-10 9,737 0
You told us you own 3rd generation Airpods by Apple, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their sound quality? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6899 14202 2022-06-10 544 0
You told us you own 2nd generation Airpods by Apple, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 6898 14201 2022-06-10 1,456 0
You told us you own 2nd generation Airpods by Apple, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6897 14200 2022-06-10 1,473 0
Have you ever displayed an image or status that was completely inappropriate for work? (e.g. showed nudity, drug use, racist themes or language etc) radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6896 14192 2022-06-10 8,516 0
Have you ever displayed an image or status that could be considered inappropriate for work? (e.g A drunken picture, political statement or rude or offensive language) radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6896 14193 2022-06-10 8,516 0
Has a client or colleague ever commented on the fact your profile picture or status on instant messaging apps was inappropriate? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6896 14194 2022-06-10 8,516 0
Have you ever negatively judged a client or colleague due to their profile picture or status on instant messaging apps being inappropriate? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6896 14195 2022-06-10 8,516 0
Have you ever faced disciplinary action at work because of something you displayed on your personal instant messaging app? radio Yes, disciplinary action / Yes, I lost my job / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6896 14196 2022-06-10 8,516 0
Are you aware that WhatApp has a setting that only allows your contacts saved to your phone to view your profile photo? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6896 14197 2022-06-10 8,516 0
Are you also aware that you can still prevent individual contacts from viewing your profile photo and status updates? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6896 14198 2022-06-10 8,516 0
Do you drink any of the following alcoholic drinks? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Real ale / Craft beer / Spirits / Wine / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6894 14189 2022-06-10 1,405 0
Do you live in Hampshire? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6894 14199 2022-06-10 1,405 0
Which of the following would you be interested in taking your kids to on the weekends or in school holidays? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Harry Potter Studio Tours / Madame Tussauds / Shrek Adventures / London Dungeons / Sealife Centre / Thorpe Park / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6893 14187 2022-06-10 12,575 0
Are your family a fan of the Harry Potter Franchise? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6893 14188 2022-06-10 12,575 0
Have you ever been to the following attractions in the UK? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Harry Potter Studio Tours / Madame Tussauds / Shrek Adventures / London Dungeons / Sealife Centre / Thorpe Park / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 6892 14186 2022-06-10 46,237 0
Are you solely or jointly response for choosing delivery suppliers for your business? radio Yes, solely responsible / Yes, jointly responsible / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6891 14183 2022-06-10 1,515 0
Is your business currently using sustainable B2B deliveries (i.e. by bikes)? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6891 14184 2022-06-10 1,515 0
Would your business ever consider switching to a green product/service, such as circular logistics - having your products delivered and then packages collected (via a sustainable transport mode, usually bikes/cargo bikes)? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6891 14185 2022-06-10 1,515 0
You told us you own 2nd generation Airpods by Apple, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate its sound quality? radio 1 - poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6890 14182 2022-06-09 1,488 0
Would you ever buy a pizza oven for your garden? radio I already have one / Definitely / Maybe / Probably not / Definitely not / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6889 14180 2022-06-09 1,107 0
How likely is it that you would purchase the pizza oven displayed on the advert above? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6889 14181 2022-06-09 1,107 0
Would you ever buy a pizza oven for your garden? radio I already have one / Definitely / Maybe / Probably not / Definitely not / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6888 14178 2022-06-09 1,109 0
How likely is it that you would purchase the pizza oven displayed on the advert above? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6888 14179 2022-06-09 1,109 0
Would you ever buy a pizza oven for your garden? radio I already have one / Definitely / Maybe / Probably not / Definitely not / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6887 14177 2022-06-09 56 0
Would you be more likely to view a rental property if the online listing had a virtual tour? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6886 14174 2022-06-09 3,029 0
Would you be more likely to view a rental property if the online listing had a floor plan? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6886 14175 2022-06-09 3,029 0
Would a virtual tour and floor plan help you to find a rental property by saving you time/effort from travelling to and viewing properties that weren’t of interest? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6886 14176 2022-06-09 3,029 0
In your view, can Boris Johnson be trusted in his ongoing role as Prime Minister? radio Completely / Somewhat / Not much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 6885 14172 2022-06-09 3,888 0
You told us you own Airpods Max by Apple, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 6884 14171 2022-06-08 162 0
At what price does petrol/diesel price become unaffordable for you? radio It's already unaffordable for me / 190p-199p per litre / 200p-219p per litre / 220p-239p per litre / 240p-259p per litre / 260p-279p per litre / 280p-299p per litre / 300p or more per litre / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6882 14169 2022-06-08 4,544 0
What is your current perception about heat-not-burnt tobacco products? radio Positive / Negative / Neutral / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6881 14165 2022-06-08 2,001 0
Do you recall seeing an ad from IQOS, The real Alternative to smoking? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6881 14166 2022-06-08 2,001 0
Are you aware that IQOS heat-not-burn technology is an alternative to conventional smoking and vaping? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6881 14167 2022-06-08 2,001 0
How likely are you to recommend IQOS to a friend or family smoker / vaper? radio Very likely / Likely / Unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 6881 14168 2022-06-08 2,001 0
What is your current perception about heat-not-burnt tobacco products? radio Positive / Negative / Neutral / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6880 14161 2022-06-08 2,005 0
Do you recall seeing an ad from IQOS, The real Alternative to smoking? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6880 14162 2022-06-08 2,005 0
Are you aware that IQOS heat-not-burn technology is an alternative to conventional smoking and vaping? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6880 14163 2022-06-08 2,005 0
How likely are you to recommend IQOS to a friend or family smoker / vaper? radio Very likely / Likely / Unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 6880 14164 2022-06-08 2,005 0
Who do you think should win the Ballon d'Or? textarea textarea 0 6879 14160 2022-06-08 1,003 0
On a scale of 1-10, how much do you enjoy Love Island? radio 10 - I love it / 9 / 8 / 7 / 6 / 5 / 4 / 3 / 2 / 1 - I hate it / Not applicable / I don't watch it / Prefer not to say 0 6878 14159 2022-06-08 1,005 0
Have you bought a property in the last 2 years? radio Yes, using a mortgage / Yes, with cash outright / No / Prefer not to say 0 6877 14157 2022-06-08 207 0
Did you obtain your mortgage through a broker or a direct lender? radio Broker / Direct lender / Don't know / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6877 14158 2022-06-08 207 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 6875 14155 2022-06-07 10,005 0
Which of the following apply to you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I own a business / I am a sole trader / I am a decision maker for my business / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6873 14151 2022-06-07 3,011 0
Do you sell any of the following products? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cosmetics/beauty / Alcohol / Confectionary / Gifting/souvenir / Art / Clothing / Homeware / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6873 14152 2022-06-07 3,011 0
Do you regularly sell on the following online platforms? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I don't sell on any online platform / Amazon / Facebook Marketplace / Depop / Instagram / Shpock / Ebay / Etsy / Other online marketplace/your own site / Prefer not to say 0 6873 14153 2022-06-07 3,011 0
What is your favourite Fathers Day memory/moment? textarea textarea 0 6872 14150 2022-06-07 228 0
Do you know when a Google result is an advertisement? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6871 14149 2022-06-07 312 0
Which of the following non-prescription pain relief have you purchased in the last 30 days? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Aspirin / Paracetamol / Ibuprofen / Other non-prescription pain relief / I have not purchased any non-prescription pain relief / Prefer not to say 0 6870 14147 2022-06-07 25,104 0
Do you have a holiday planned in 2022? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6869 14142 2022-06-07 5,132 0
When thinking about saving for your holiday, do you save more than you need for your hotel, flights and spending money? radio No I only save what I need / Yes I save a little bit more / Yes I always save considerably more / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6869 14143 2022-06-07 5,132 0
Are you worried that your flights might be delayed or cancelled due to the current staff shortages? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6869 14144 2022-06-07 5,132 0
Do you know if your travel insurance would protect you in the event that your flight was cancelled? radio Yes / No / Don't know / I don't have travel insurance / Prefer not to say 0 6869 14145 2022-06-07 5,132 0
Could you afford to book new flights or find alternative travel if your flight was cancelled at short notice? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6869 14146 2022-06-07 5,132 0
Has your monthly rental cost increased since the start of the year? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6868 14135 2022-06-07 7,055 0
Was this increase: - radio Marginal / Manageable / Considerable / Prefer not to say 0 6868 14136 2022-06-07 7,055 0
Were you already struggling with the cost of renting before this happened? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6868 14137 2022-06-07 7,055 0
Has the increased cost of living put a further strain on your household finances? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6868 14138 2022-06-07 7,055 0
Which cost increase has caused you the most financial instability? radio Rent / Utility bills (Gas, electric and water) / TV and Broadband / Council Tax / Home insurance / Fuel costs / Car tax / Car Insurance / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6868 14139 2022-06-07 7,055 0
Are you worried that these costs will continue to increase? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6868 14140 2022-06-07 7,055 0
What might this mean for you as a tenant? radio I will be fine / I will struggle but manage / I will struggle and have to cut back / I will have to move to a more affordable property / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6868 14141 2022-06-07 7,055 0
Thinking about your personal finances, and having enough money to pay for the things you need to live, like food, energy, and clothing, how would you describe yourself? radio Comfortable / Coping / Struggling / Suffering / Prefer not to say 0 6867 14133 2022-06-06 20,873 0
Thinking back to your ability to pay for these things one year ago, how would you have described yourself at that time? radio Comfortable / Coping / Struggling / Suffering / Prefer not to say 0 6867 14134 2022-06-06 20,873 0
You told us you own Airpods Max by Apple, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - Poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6866 14132 2022-06-06 159 0
Which of the following best describes your general role within your organization? radio Software developer / IT Professional / Knowledge Worker / Front-line Worker / Non-Computer-Centered Role / Other / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6865 14126 2022-06-06 60 0
Do your job responsibilities involve any of the following? checkbox Translate UI/UX design to actual code / Collaborate with designers / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6865 14127 2022-06-06 60 0
What types of products do you work on? Select all that apply. checkbox Websites (Excluding games) / Web applications (Excluding games) / Mobile apps (Excluding games) / Digital interfaces / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6865 14128 2022-06-06 60 0
Which of the following types of tools do you currently use in your job/role? Select all that apply checkbox Design Tools (e.g., Sketch, Adobe, Figma) / Front-end Design / Dev Tools (e.g., Plasmic, Hadron, Modulz) / IDE (e.g. Visual Studio Code) / PHP (Python, JavaScript, Django, MySQL, etc.) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6865 14129 2022-06-06 60 0
Thinking about the design tools you currently use at work, how often do you use them? radio Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Less than once a month / Prefer not to say 0 6865 14130 2022-06-06 60 0
In your current role, how frequently do you work with Product Designers? radio Daily / Often / Sometimes / Rarely / Never / Prefer not to say 0 6865 14131 2022-06-06 60 0
Do you plan to purchase AR or VR product in the next 6 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Tethered PC / AR tethered glasses / VR standalone / Cardboard/phone / Others / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6864 14122 2022-06-06 824 0
Do you own any of the below AR or VR product? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Tethered PC / AR tethered glasses / VR standalone / Cardboard/phone / Others / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6864 14123 2022-06-06 824 0
When did you buy your standalone VR? radio Within the past 1 to 3 months / Within the past 3 to 6 months / Within the past 6 to12 months / 1 year or more ago / Prefer not to say 0 6864 14124 2022-06-06 824 0
Was it a new standalone VR or second-hand? radio It was bought new. / It was bought second-hand. / It was gifted to me for free. / Prefer not to say 0 6864 14125 2022-06-06 824 0
If there were a Conservative leadership election, which of these Conservative MPs would be your preferred choice to be the new leader of the Conservative party? radio Michael Gove / Jeremy Hunt / Sajid Javid / Penny Mordaunt / Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Tom Tugendhat / Ben Wallace / Some other candidate / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6863 14121 2022-06-06 4,073 0
Do you like pineapple on your pizza? radio Yes / No / I don't eat pizza / Prefer not to say 0 6862 14120 2022-06-02 234 0
Do you watch sports on TV or streaming services? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6861 14118 2022-06-01 133,950 0
You told us you own Airpods Max by Apple, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their sound quality? radio 1 - Poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6859 14116 2022-06-01 159 0
You told us you own Airpods Pro by Apple, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - Very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 6858 14115 2022-06-01 1,469 0
You told us you own Airpods Pro by Apple, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - Poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6857 14114 2022-06-01 1,495 0
You told us you own Airpods Pro by Apple, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their sound quality? radio 1 - Poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6856 14113 2022-06-01 1,504 0
You told us you own 1st generation Airpods by Apple, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their affordability? radio 1 - very unaffordable / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10- very affordable / Prefer not to say 1 6855 14112 2022-06-01 650 0
Have you ever needed to restrict your activities - for example, by missing a social occasion or work commitment - in order to breastfeed your baby? radio Yes, regularly / Yes, sometimes / No, not at all / Unsure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6853 14110 2022-06-01 291 0
Do you currently contribute to a pension plan? radio Yes, through my employer / Yes, a private pension / Yes, both through my employer and private / No and I don't want to / No, but I would like to / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6852 14109 2022-06-01 67,001 0
Have you seen an ad of the American Express Platinum Cashback Everyday Credit Card? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6851 14105 2022-06-01 4,003 0
Which brand uses ‘5% cashback’ in their ads? radio American Express / Barclays / Lloyds / Mastercard / Chase / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6851 14106 2022-06-01 4,003 0
Have you heard of the American Express Platinum Cashback Everyday Credit Card? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6851 14107 2022-06-01 4,003 0
How familiar are you with the American Express Platinum Cashback Everyday Credit Card? radio Very familiar / Somewhat familiar / Not familiar at all / Prefer not to say 0 6851 14108 2022-06-01 4,003 0
Have you seen an ad of the American Express Platinum Cashback Everyday Credit Card? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6850 14101 2022-06-01 4,016 0
Which brand uses ‘5% cashback’ in their ads? radio American Express / Barclays / Lloyds / Mastercard / Chase / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6850 14102 2022-06-01 4,016 0
Have you heard of the American Express Platinum Cashback Everyday Credit Card? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6850 14103 2022-06-01 4,016 0
How familiar are you with the American Express Platinum Cashback Everyday Credit Card? radio Very familiar / Somewhat familiar / Not familiar at all / Prefer not to say 0 6850 14104 2022-06-01 4,016 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 6849 14100 2022-05-31 10,004 0
Are you putting up bunting outside your home for the Jubilee weekend? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6848 14098 2022-05-31 2,115 0
What's your opinion of the Queen? textarea textarea 0 6848 14099 2022-05-31 2,115 0
Do you currently have any investments? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6846 14092 2022-05-31 19,986 0
Do you plan to invest any money in the next 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6846 14093 2022-05-31 19,986 0
Which factors prevent you from investing? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cost of living crisis & Inflation / Risk / Lack of understanding / Lack of spare money / Lack of trust in Fund Managers / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6846 14094 2022-05-31 19,986 0
If there was an option to invest ethically, would you? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6846 14095 2022-05-31 19,986 0
Which of the following would most and least likely make you invest? maxdiff Low fees & charges / Good portfolio performance / Friendly and helpful investment team / Industry expertise / Online access to your account 24/7 / Prefer not to say 0 6846 14096 2022-05-31 19,986 0
You told us you own 1st generation Airpods by Apple, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their battery life? radio 1 - Poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Excellent / Prefer not to say 1 6844 14090 2022-05-30 656 0
If you were currently searching for a home, would you consider viewing potential properties during the Jubilee bank holiday weekend (Thursday to Sunday)? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6843 14088 2022-05-30 2,242 0
Which of the below Jubilee decorations would you find the most off putting if you were to view a house you potentially wanted to buy? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Bunting / Union Jack or jubilee themed table spread / Union Jack or jubilee themed bed spread / Union Jack or jubilee themed clothing / Royal family memorabilia on display / Dog (or other pet) dressed in Jubilee themed outfits / An effigy of the queen / Jubilee themed bush sculptures / Jubilee themed flower beds or arrangements / Union Jack car / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6843 14089 2022-05-30 2,242 0
What's your favourite type of biscuit? textarea textarea 0 6842 14086 2022-05-30 534 0
Of the following, which would you most like to have with a tea/coffee break? radio Jammy Dodger / Jaffa Cake / Bourbon biscuit / Hob Nob / Oreo / Digestive / Party Rings / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6842 14087 2022-05-30 534 0
When did you graduate from university? radio Less than 1 year ago / 1 year ago / 2 years ago / 3 years ago / 4 or more years ago / I never graduated from university / Prefer not to say 0 6840 14084 2022-05-30 51 0
You told us you own 1st generation Airpods by Apple, on a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate their sound quality? radio 1 - Poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Excellent / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 6839 14083 2022-05-27 685 0
You told us you own Skullcandy wireless earbuds, which of the following models do you own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Push Active / Indy / Indy Fuel / Sesh / Sesh Evo / Dime 2 / Dime / Spoke / Vinyl / Grind Fuel / Push / Jib / Other / I don't own any Skullcandy wireless earbuds / Prefer not to say 1 6838 14082 2022-05-27 502 0
You told us you own JBL wireless earbuds, which of the following models do you own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox JBL Tune 230NC TWS / JBL Live PRO+ TWS / JBL Live 300 TWS / JBL Wave 200 TWS / JBL Wave 100 / JBL Free II / JBL Live Free / JBL Tune 225 TWS / JBL Wave 300 TWS / JBL Ua True / Other / I don't own any JBL wireless earbuds / Prefer not to say 1 6837 14081 2022-05-27 518 0
Have you ever visited the Isle of Man? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6836 14080 2022-05-27 633 0
Who makes the financial decisions in your household? radio Myself / My Partner / My Parents / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6834 14070 2022-05-27 1,452 0
Do you plan to invest in the next 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6834 14071 2022-05-27 1,452 0
What factors prevent you from investing? checkbox Risk factor / Inflation and Cost of Living Crisis / Lack of understanding / Lack of spare money to invest / Lack of trust in Fund Managers and Investment Firms / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6834 14072 2022-05-27 1,452 0
How would you prefer to learn about investing? checkbox Brochures / Videos / Online events (e.g. webinar) / In-person events (face-to-face) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6834 14073 2022-05-27 1,452 0
If there was an option to invest ethically, would you? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6834 14074 2022-05-27 1,452 0
You told us you own Beats wireless earbuds, which of the following models do you own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Beats Studio Buds / Beats Fit Pro / Powerbeats Pro / Other / Prefer not to say 1 6832 14068 2022-05-26 490 0
Which of the following non-prescription pain relief have you purchased in the last 30 days? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Excedrin / Tylenol / Advil / Other non-prescription pain relief / I have not purchased any non-prescription pain relief / Prefer not to say 0 6831 14067 2022-05-26 535 0
Are you a sole/joint decision maker on the broadband service provider for your household? radio Yes, sole decision maker / Yes, joint decision maker / No / Prefer not to say 0 6830 14065 2022-05-26 71 0
Have you ever lost your passport or had it stolen? radio Yes, lost / Yes, stolen / Yes, lost and stolen / No / Prefer not to say 0 6829 14058 2022-05-26 7,013 0
When did this happen? radio 2022 / 2021 / 2020 / 2019 / Prior to 2019 / Prefer not to say 0 6829 14059 2022-05-26 7,013 0
Were you abroad when this happened? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6829 14060 2022-05-26 7,013 0
Did you report and cancel it straight away to both UK police and the authorities in the location your lost it? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6829 14061 2022-05-26 7,013 0
Did losing your passport result in any security issues such as identity theft that you know of? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6829 14062 2022-05-26 7,013 0
Did you have to opt for a fast track service or emergency document due to existing and imminent travel requirements? radio Yes, fast track service / Yes, emergency travel document / Yes, fast track service & emergency travel document / No / Prefer not to say 0 6829 14063 2022-05-26 7,013 0
Did these documents arrive in time before your scheduled flight? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6829 14064 2022-05-26 7,013 0
You told us you work within the property sector, are you an estate agent? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6828 14054 2022-05-26 390 0
Thinking about your experience of the UK property market in the last year, roughly how many transactions have fallen through with regard to homes that you have been selling? radio Less than 5% / 5%-9% / 10%-19% / 20%-29% / 30%-39% / 40%-49% / 50% or more / Prefer not to say 0 6828 14055 2022-05-26 390 0
Who is most often at fault for these transactions falling through? radio Us as the selling agent / The seller / The buyer / Another party further up or down the chain / The solicitor/conveyancer / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6828 14056 2022-05-26 390 0
As the selling agent what is the biggest issue you face due to fall throughs? radio The wasted resources progressing the sale / The time wasted progressing the sale / The cost incurred to re-market the property / The seller relisting with a different agent / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6828 14057 2022-05-26 390 0
You told us you are a landlord/landlady, are you still a landlord/landlady? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6827 14048 2022-05-26 6,007 0
Do you feel that the fees charged by your letting agent are: - radio Too high / Too low / Fair / Prefer not to say 0 6827 14049 2022-05-26 6,007 0
How do you rate the quality of service provided by your letting agent? radio 1 - Poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - Excellent / Prefer not to say 0 6827 14050 2022-05-26 6,007 0
Have you experienced late rental payments caused by any of the following counter-parties? (Tick all that apply) radio The letting agent / The tennant / Other (e.g. banking or technical issues) / I never experienced late rental payments / Prefer not to say 0 6827 14051 2022-05-26 6,007 0
Has your letting agent ever made an unexpected or undiscussed deduction to the monthly rental income generated from your property? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6827 14052 2022-05-26 6,007 0
What was the reason(s) for this? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Maintenance work carried out on the property / Additional management fees / Finding tenant(s) / Rent collection / Gas certificate / Electric safety check / EWS1 forms / Inventory list / Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6827 14053 2022-05-26 6,007 0
Why do you think Boris Johnson commissioned the Sue Gray report? radio To determine whether social gatherings, that he believed to be lawful, were unlawful or not / To buy himself time in the hope the public would lose interest / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6826 14047 2022-05-26 5,343 0
What's your favourite band? textarea textarea 0 6825 14045 2022-05-25 537 0
Which of the following, In your opinion, is the greatest band ever? radio The Beatles / The Rolling Stones / The Smiths / The Kinks / U2 / Guns N Roses / Nirvana / Right Said Fred / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6825 14046 2022-05-25 537 0
Which of the following core science qualifications do you have? (Tick all that apply) checkbox A-level Biology or above / A-level Chemistry or above / A-level Physics or above / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6822 14041 2022-05-25 178 0
Are you currently in employment? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6822 14042 2022-05-25 178 0
Are you any of the following? radio Senior vice president / Sustainability / ESG / EHS division leader / Head of department / Vice-head of department / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6821 14039 2022-05-25 109 0
Do you work in any of the following industries? radio Industrial manufacturing & equipment / Process industries / Pharma & MedTech / Automotive / Electronics / Retail & consumer goods / Financial Sector / Service industry / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6821 14040 2022-05-25 109 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 6820 14038 2022-05-24 2,001 0
Which of the following hot beverages do you drink? checkbox Black tea / Green tea / Herbal tea / Coffee / Hot Chocolate / Malted drinks / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6819 14036 2022-05-24 436 0
Which of the following Malted drink brands do you buy? checkbox Horlicks / Ovaltine / Super market brand / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6819 14037 2022-05-24 436 0
Which of the following establishments best describes your industry of work? radio Banking / Property and Construction / Law / Finance / Creative arts and design / Energy and Utilities / Healthcare / Information Technology / I don't work / Retail / HR / Hospitality / Transport / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6818 14034 2022-05-24 102 0
Which of the following areas of banking do you have decision making powers? radio Compliance/Legal / None of the above / Marketing / Security and Fraud / Business Technology / Sales / Funds Management / Trades / Prefer not to say 0 6818 14035 2022-05-24 102 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6812 13389 2022-05-24 22 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6812 13390 2022-05-24 22 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6812 13391 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6812 13392 2022-05-24 22 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6812 13393 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6812 13394 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6812 13395 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6812 13396 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6812 13397 2022-05-24 22 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6812 13400 2022-05-24 22 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Philippa Ann Broom - The Conservative Party candidate / Stephen Doughty - The Labour Party candidate / Dan Schmeising - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nasir Adam - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Ken Barker - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6812 14033 2022-05-24 22 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6801 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6801 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6801 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6801 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6801 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6801 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6801 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6801 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6801 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6801 13400 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jonathan Burns - The Conservative Party candidate / Christina Rees - The Labour Party candidate / Adrian Kingston-Jones - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Daniel Williams - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Megan Lloyd - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6801 14022 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6799 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6799 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6799 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6799 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6799 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6799 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6799 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6799 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6799 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6799 13400 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Havard Hughes - The Conservative Party candidate / Maria Carroll - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jonathan Edwards - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6799 14020 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6797 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6797 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6797 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6797 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6797 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6797 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6797 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6797 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6797 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6797 13400 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Stephen Crabb - The Conservative Party candidate / Philippa Ann Thompson - The Labour Party candidate / Thomas James Hughes - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Cris Tomos - The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6797 14018 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6788 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6788 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6788 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6788 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6788 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6788 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6788 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6788 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6788 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6788 13400 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Matthew Evans - The Conservative Party candidate / Ruth Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Ryan Jones - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jonathan Clark - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Amelia Womack - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6788 14009 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6787 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6787 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6787 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6787 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6787 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6787 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6787 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6787 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6787 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6787 13400 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Brown - The Conservative Party candidate / Jessica Morden - The Labour Party candidate / Mike Hamilton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Cameron Wixcey - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Peter Varley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6787 14008 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6783 13389 2022-05-24 26 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6783 13390 2022-05-24 26 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6783 13391 2022-05-24 26 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6783 13392 2022-05-24 26 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6783 13393 2022-05-24 26 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6783 13394 2022-05-24 26 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6783 13395 2022-05-24 26 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6783 13396 2022-05-24 26 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6783 13397 2022-05-24 26 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6783 13400 2022-05-24 26 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mohamed Ali - The Conservative Party candidate / Anna McMorrin - The Labour Party candidate / Rhys Taylor - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Steffan Webb - The Plaid Cymru candidate / Michael Cope - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6783 14004 2022-05-24 26 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6782 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6782 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6782 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6782 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6782 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6782 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6782 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6782 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6782 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Plaid Cymru / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6782 13400 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Meirion Jenkins - The Conservative Party candidate / Jo Stevens - The Labour Party candidate / Bablin Molik - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Plaid Cymru candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6782 14003 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6756 13389 2022-05-24 5 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6756 13390 2022-05-24 5 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6756 13391 2022-05-24 5 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6756 13392 2022-05-24 5 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6756 13393 2022-05-24 5 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6756 13394 2022-05-24 5 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6756 13395 2022-05-24 5 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6756 13396 2022-05-24 5 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6756 13397 2022-05-24 5 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6756 13399 2022-05-24 5 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Charles John Kennedy - The Conservative Party candidate / Wendy Milne - The Labour Party candidate / Sally Pattle - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Martyn Day - The Scottish National Party candidate / Gillian Mackay - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6756 13977 2022-05-24 5 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6755 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6755 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6755 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6755 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6755 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6755 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6755 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6755 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6755 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6755 13399 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Shona Haslam - The Conservative Party candidate / Andrew Hilland - The Labour Party candidate / Jane Pickard - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Angela Crawley - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6755 13976 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6744 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6744 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6744 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6744 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6744 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6744 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6744 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6744 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6744 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6744 13399 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tony Curtis - The Conservative Party candidate / Pam Duncan-Glancy - The Labour Party candidate / Andrew Chamberlain - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Patrick Grady - The Scottish National Party candidate / Cass Macgregor - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6744 13965 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6729 13389 2022-05-24 22 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6729 13390 2022-05-24 22 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6729 13391 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6729 13392 2022-05-24 22 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6729 13393 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6729 13394 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6729 13395 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6729 13396 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6729 13397 2022-05-24 22 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6729 13399 2022-05-24 22 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tess White - The Conservative Party candidate / Jim Malone - The Labour Party candidate / Daniel Coleman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Chris Law - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6729 13950 2022-05-24 22 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6728 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6728 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6728 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6728 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6728 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6728 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6728 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6728 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6728 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6728 13399 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Philip Scott - The Conservative Party candidate / Rosalind Garton - The Labour Party candidate / Michael Crichton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Stewart Hosie - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6728 13949 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6725 13389 2022-05-24 4 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6725 13390 2022-05-24 4 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6725 13391 2022-05-24 4 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6725 13392 2022-05-24 4 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6725 13393 2022-05-24 4 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6725 13394 2022-05-24 4 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6725 13395 2022-05-24 4 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6725 13396 2022-05-24 4 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6725 13397 2022-05-24 4 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6725 13399 2022-05-24 4 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Roz McCall - The Conservative Party candidate / James McPhilemy - The Labour Party candidate / Susan Murray - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Stuart McDonald - The Scottish National Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6725 13946 2022-05-24 4 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6713 13389 2022-05-24 21 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6713 13390 2022-05-24 21 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6713 13391 2022-05-24 21 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6713 13392 2022-05-24 21 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6713 13393 2022-05-24 21 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6713 13394 2022-05-24 21 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6713 13395 2022-05-24 21 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6713 13396 2022-05-24 21 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6713 13397 2022-05-24 21 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6713 13398 2022-05-24 21 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Julian Sturdy - The Conservative Party candidate / Anna Perrett - The Labour Party candidate / Keith Aspden - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6713 13934 2022-05-24 21 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6709 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6709 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6709 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6709 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6709 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6709 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6709 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6709 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6709 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6709 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Garnier - The Conservative Party candidate / Robin Lunn - The Labour Party candidate / Shazu Miah - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John Davis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6709 13930 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6705 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6705 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6705 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6705 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6705 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6705 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6705 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6705 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6705 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6705 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Arnold Saunders - The Conservative Party candidate / Barbara Keeley - The Labour Party candidate / Joe Johnson-Tod - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Daniel Towers - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6705 13926 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6704 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6704 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6704 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6704 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6704 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6704 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6704 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6704 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6704 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6704 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Jenkinson - The Conservative Party candidate / Sue Hayman - The Labour Party candidate / Neil Hughes - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jill Perry - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6704 13925 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6701 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6701 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6701 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6701 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6701 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6701 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6701 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6701 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6701 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6701 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ahmed Ejaz - The Conservative Party candidate / Pat McFadden - The Labour Party candidate / Ruth Coleman-Taylor - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kathryn Gilbert - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6701 13922 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6699 13389 2022-05-24 33 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6699 13390 2022-05-24 33 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6699 13391 2022-05-24 33 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6699 13392 2022-05-24 33 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6699 13393 2022-05-24 33 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6699 13394 2022-05-24 33 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6699 13395 2022-05-24 33 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6699 13396 2022-05-24 33 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6699 13397 2022-05-24 33 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6699 13398 2022-05-24 33 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio John Redwood - The Conservative Party candidate / Annette Medhurst - The Labour Party candidate / Phillip Lee - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kizzi Johannessen - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6699 13920 2022-05-24 33 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6697 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6697 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6697 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6697 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6697 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6697 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6697 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6697 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6697 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6697 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Courts - The Conservative Party candidate / Rosalind Bolger - The Labour Party candidate / Charlotte Sureyya Sayre Olcay Hoagland - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6697 13918 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6695 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6695 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6695 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6695 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6695 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6695 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6695 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6695 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6695 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6695 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Laura Evans - The Conservative Party candidate / Margaret Greenwood - The Labour Party candidate / Andy Corkhill - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John Coyne - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6695 13916 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6694 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6694 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6694 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6694 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6694 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6694 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6694 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6694 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6694 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6694 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Stewart Gardiner - The Conservative Party candidate / Alison McGovern - The Labour Party candidate / Chris Carubia - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Harry Ross Gorman - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6694 13915 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6684 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6684 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6684 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6684 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6684 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6684 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6684 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6684 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6684 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6684 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jack Gilmore - The Conservative Party candidate / Rosie Cooper - The Labour Party candidate / Simon Paul Thomson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John Richard Puddifer - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6684 13905 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6680 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6680 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6680 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6680 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6680 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6680 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6680 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6680 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6680 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6680 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nicola Faye Richards - The Conservative Party candidate / Ibrahim Dogus - The Labour Party candidate / Andy Graham - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mark Nicholas Redding - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6680 13901 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6677 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6677 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6677 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6677 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6677 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6677 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6677 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6677 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6677 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6677 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Heappey - The Conservative Party candidate / Kama McKenzie - The Labour Party candidate / Tessa Munt - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6677 13898 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6669 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6669 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6669 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6669 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6669 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6669 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6669 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6669 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6669 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6669 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andy Carter - The Conservative Party candidate / Faisal Rashid - The Labour Party candidate / Ryan Bate - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6669 13890 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6662 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6662 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6662 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6662 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6662 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6662 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6662 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6662 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6662 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6662 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Eddie Hughes - The Conservative Party candidate / Gill Ogilvie - The Labour Party candidate / Jennifer Eileen Gray - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mark Frederick Wilson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6662 13883 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6655 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6655 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6655 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6655 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6655 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6655 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6655 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6655 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6655 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6655 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Greg Clark - The Conservative Party candidate / Antonio Weiss - The Labour Party candidate / Ben Chapelard - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6655 13876 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6654 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6654 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6654 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6654 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6654 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6654 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6654 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6654 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6654 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6654 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Cherilyn Mackrory - The Conservative Party candidate / Jennifer Forbes - The Labour Party candidate / Ruth Gripper - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tom Scott - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6654 13875 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6649 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6649 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6649 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6649 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6649 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6649 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6649 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6649 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6649 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6649 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kerry Briscoe - The Conservative Party candidate / Rosena Allin-Khan - The Labour Party candidate / Olly Glover - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Glyn Goodwin - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6649 13870 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6648 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6648 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6648 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6648 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6648 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6648 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6648 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6648 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6648 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6648 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Thomas Tugendhat - The Conservative Party candidate / Dylan Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Richard Morris - The Liberal Democrat candidate / April Clark - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6648 13869 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6643 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6643 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6643 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6643 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6643 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6643 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6643 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6643 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6643 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6643 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Pritchard - The Conservative Party candidate / Dylan Harrison - The Labour Party candidate / Thomas Janke - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tim Dawes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6643 13864 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6641 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6641 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6641 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6641 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6641 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6641 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6641 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6641 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6641 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6641 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Laurence Robertson - The Conservative Party candidate / Lara Soraya Chaplin - The Labour Party candidate / Alex Hegenbarth - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Cate Cody - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6641 13862 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6639 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6639 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6639 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6639 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6639 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6639 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6639 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6639 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6639 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6639 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rebecca Pow - The Conservative Party candidate / Liam Canham - The Labour Party candidate / Gideon Amos - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6639 13860 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6635 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6635 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6635 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6635 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6635 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6635 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6635 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6635 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6635 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6635 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Paul Scully - The Conservative Party candidate / Bonnie Craven - The Labour Party candidate / Hina Bokhari - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Claire Jackson-Prior - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6635 13856 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6634 13389 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6634 13390 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6634 13391 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6634 13392 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6634 13393 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6634 13394 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6634 13395 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6634 13396 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6634 13397 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6634 13398 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Michael Gove - The Conservative Party candidate / Brahma Mohanty - The Labour Party candidate / Alasdair Pinkerton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sharon Galliford - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6634 13855 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6632 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6632 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6632 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6632 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6632 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6632 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6632 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6632 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6632 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6632 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Therese Coffey - The Conservative Party candidate / Cameron Matthews - The Labour Party candidate / Jules Ewart - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rachel Smith-Lyte - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6632 13853 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6625 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6625 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6625 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6625 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6625 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6625 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6625 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6625 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6625 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6625 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jack Brereton - The Conservative Party candidate / Mark Paul McDonald - The Labour Party candidate / Rosalyn Jane Gordon - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6625 13846 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6619 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6619 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6619 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6619 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6619 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6619 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6619 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6619 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6619 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6619 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Stephen McPartland - The Conservative Party candidate / Jill Borcherds - The Labour Party candidate / Lisa Nash - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Victoria Snelling - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6619 13840 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6618 13389 2022-05-24 1 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6618 13390 2022-05-24 1 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6618 13391 2022-05-24 1 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6618 13392 2022-05-24 1 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6618 13393 2022-05-24 1 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6618 13394 2022-05-24 1 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6618 13395 2022-05-24 1 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6618 13396 2022-05-24 1 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6618 13397 2022-05-24 1 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6618 13398 2022-05-24 1 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tayub Amjad - The Conservative Party candidate / Jonathan Reynolds - The Labour Party candidate / Jamie Dwan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Julie Wood - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6618 13839 2022-05-24 1 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6615 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6615 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6615 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6615 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6615 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6615 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6615 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6615 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6615 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6615 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Derek Thomas - The Conservative Party candidate / Alana Louise Bates - The Labour Party candidate / Andrew George - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ian Edward Flindall - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6615 13836 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6614 13389 2022-05-24 25 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6614 13390 2022-05-24 25 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6614 13391 2022-05-24 25 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6614 13392 2022-05-24 25 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6614 13393 2022-05-24 25 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6614 13394 2022-05-24 25 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6614 13395 2022-05-24 25 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6614 13396 2022-05-24 25 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6614 13397 2022-05-24 25 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6614 13398 2022-05-24 25 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Richard Short - The Conservative Party candidate / Marie Rimmer - The Labour Party candidate / Brian Spencer - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kai Taylor - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6614 13835 2022-05-24 25 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6613 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6613 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6613 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6613 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6613 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6613 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6613 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6613 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6613 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6613 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Joel Ralph Charles - The Conservative Party candidate / Conor McGinn - The Labour Party candidate / Pat Moloney - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David Ian Van Der Burg - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6613 13834 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6609 13389 2022-05-24 2 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6609 13390 2022-05-24 2 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6609 13391 2022-05-24 2 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6609 13392 2022-05-24 2 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6609 13393 2022-05-24 2 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6609 13394 2022-05-24 2 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6609 13395 2022-05-24 2 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6609 13396 2022-05-24 2 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6609 13397 2022-05-24 2 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6609 13398 2022-05-24 2 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Damien Moore - The Conservative Party candidate / Liz Savage - The Labour Party candidate / John Wright - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6609 13830 2022-05-24 2 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6607 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6607 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6607 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6607 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6607 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6607 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6607 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6607 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6607 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6607 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Steven Galton - The Conservative Party candidate / Alan Whitehead - The Labour Party candidate / Joe Richards - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Katherine Jane Barbour - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6607 13828 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6605 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6605 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6605 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6605 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6605 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6605 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6605 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6605 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6605 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6605 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Murrison - The Conservative Party candidate / Emily Pomroy-Smith - The Labour Party candidate / Ellen Nicholson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Julie Elizabeth Phillips - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6605 13826 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6604 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6604 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6604 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6604 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6604 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6604 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6604 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6604 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6604 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6604 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jeremy Hunt - The Conservative Party candidate / Tim Corry - The Labour Party candidate / Paul David Follows - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6604 13825 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6601 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6601 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6601 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6601 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6601 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6601 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6601 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6601 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6601 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6601 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gary Streeter - The Conservative Party candidate / Alex Beverley - The Labour Party candidate / Sima Davarian - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ian Andrew Poyser - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6601 13822 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6599 13389 2022-05-24 22 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6599 13390 2022-05-24 22 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6599 13391 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6599 13392 2022-05-24 22 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6599 13393 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6599 13394 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6599 13395 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6599 13396 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6599 13397 2022-05-24 22 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6599 13398 2022-05-24 22 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Craig Mackinlay - The Conservative Party candidate / Rebecca Gordon-Nesbitt - The Labour Party candidate / Martyn Pennington - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Becky Wing - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6599 13820 2022-05-24 22 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6598 13389 2022-05-24 21 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6598 13390 2022-05-24 21 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6598 13391 2022-05-24 21 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6598 13392 2022-05-24 21 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6598 13393 2022-05-24 21 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6598 13394 2022-05-24 21 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6598 13395 2022-05-24 21 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6598 13396 2022-05-24 21 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6598 13397 2022-05-24 21 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6598 13398 2022-05-24 21 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Buckland - The Conservative Party candidate / Sarah Church - The Labour Party candidate / Stan Pajak - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6598 13819 2022-05-24 21 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6595 13389 2022-05-24 8 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6595 13390 2022-05-24 8 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6595 13391 2022-05-24 8 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6595 13392 2022-05-24 8 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6595 13393 2022-05-24 8 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6595 13394 2022-05-24 8 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6595 13395 2022-05-24 8 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6595 13396 2022-05-24 8 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6595 13397 2022-05-24 8 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6595 13398 2022-05-24 8 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Oni Oviri - The Conservative Party candidate / Emma Lewell-Buck - The Labour Party candidate / Bill Shepherd - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sarah Jean McKeown - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6595 13816 2022-05-24 8 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6591 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6591 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6591 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6591 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6591 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6591 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6591 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6591 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6591 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6591 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alberto Costa - The Conservative Party candidate / Tristan Naseem Koriya - The Labour Party candidate / Phil Knowles - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nick Cox - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6591 13812 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6580 13389 2022-05-24 22 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6580 13390 2022-05-24 22 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6580 13391 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6580 13392 2022-05-24 22 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6580 13393 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6580 13394 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6580 13395 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6580 13396 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6580 13397 2022-05-24 22 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6580 13398 2022-05-24 22 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Dr Caroline Johnson - The Conservative Party candidate / Linda Edwards-Shea - The Labour Party candidate / Oliver William Craven - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Simon Tooke - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6580 13801 2022-05-24 22 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6578 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6578 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6578 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6578 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6578 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6578 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6578 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6578 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6578 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6578 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gordon Henderson - The Conservative Party candidate / Clive Johnson - The Labour Party candidate / Ben Jonathan Martin - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Samantha Collins - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6578 13799 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6570 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6570 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6570 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6570 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6570 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6570 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6570 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6570 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6570 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6570 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Janice Silvester-Hall - The Conservative Party candidate / Paul Blomfield - The Labour Party candidate / Colin Arthur Ross - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alison Clare Teal - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6570 13791 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6569 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6569 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6569 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6569 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6569 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6569 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6569 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6569 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6569 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6569 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Laura Trott - The Conservative Party candidate / Seamus William John Mccauley - The Labour Party candidate / Gareth James Willis - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Paul Wharton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6569 13790 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6564 13389 2022-05-24 7 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6564 13390 2022-05-24 7 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6564 13391 2022-05-24 7 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6564 13392 2022-05-24 7 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6564 13393 2022-05-24 7 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6564 13394 2022-05-24 7 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6564 13395 2022-05-24 7 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6564 13396 2022-05-24 7 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6564 13397 2022-05-24 7 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6564 13398 2022-05-24 7 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Goodwill - The Conservative Party candidate / Hugo Fearnley - The Labour Party candidate / Robert Lockwood - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6564 13785 2022-05-24 7 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6562 13389 2022-05-24 21 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6562 13390 2022-05-24 21 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6562 13391 2022-05-24 21 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6562 13392 2022-05-24 21 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6562 13393 2022-05-24 21 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6562 13394 2022-05-24 21 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6562 13395 2022-05-24 21 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6562 13396 2022-05-24 21 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6562 13397 2022-05-24 21 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6562 13398 2022-05-24 21 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Attika Choudhary - The Conservative Party candidate / Rebecca Long-Bailey - The Labour Party candidate / Jake Overend - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Bryan Blears - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6562 13783 2022-05-24 21 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6557 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6557 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6557 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6557 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6557 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6557 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6557 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6557 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6557 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6557 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Simmonds - The Conservative Party candidate / Peymana Assad - The Labour Party candidate / Jonathan Michael Banks - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sarah Green - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6557 13778 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6556 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6556 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6556 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6556 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6556 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6556 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6556 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6556 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6556 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6556 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Pawsey - The Conservative Party candidate / Debbie Bannigan - The Labour Party candidate / Rana Das Gupta - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Becca Stevenson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6556 13777 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6553 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6553 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6553 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6553 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6553 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6553 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6553 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6553 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6553 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6553 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jake Berry - The Conservative Party candidate / Alyson Barnes - The Labour Party candidate / Paul Valentine - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sarah Elizabeth Hall - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6553 13774 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6548 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6548 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6548 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6548 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6548 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6548 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6548 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6548 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6548 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6548 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Atifa Shah - The Conservative Party candidate / Tony Lloyd - The Labour Party candidate / Andy Kelly - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sarah Louise Croke - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6548 13769 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6546 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6546 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6546 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6546 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6546 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6546 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6546 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6546 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6546 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6546 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rishi Sunak - The Conservative Party candidate / Thom Kirkwood - The Labour Party candidate / Philip Michael Knowles - The Liberal Democrat candidate / John Yorke - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6546 13767 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6541 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6541 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6541 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6541 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6541 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6541 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6541 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6541 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6541 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6541 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alok Sharma - The Conservative Party candidate / Rachel Eden - The Labour Party candidate / Meri O'Connell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jamie Whitham - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6541 13762 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6540 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6540 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6540 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6540 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6540 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6540 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6540 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6540 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6540 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6540 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Craig Morley - The Conservative Party candidate / Matt Rodda - The Labour Party candidate / Imogen Shepherd-DuBey - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David McElroy - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6540 13761 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6536 13389 2022-05-24 2 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6536 13390 2022-05-24 2 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6536 13391 2022-05-24 2 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6536 13392 2022-05-24 2 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6536 13393 2022-05-24 2 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6536 13394 2022-05-24 2 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6536 13395 2022-05-24 2 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6536 13396 2022-05-24 2 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6536 13397 2022-05-24 2 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6536 13398 2022-05-24 2 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Michele Scott - The Conservative Party candidate / Mark Hendrick - The Labour Party candidate / Neil Darby - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Michael Welton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6536 13757 2022-05-24 2 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6532 13389 2022-05-24 19 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6532 13390 2022-05-24 19 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6532 13391 2022-05-24 19 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6532 13392 2022-05-24 19 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6532 13393 2022-05-24 19 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6532 13394 2022-05-24 19 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6532 13395 2022-05-24 19 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6532 13396 2022-05-24 19 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6532 13397 2022-05-24 19 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6532 13398 2022-05-24 19 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Syms - The Conservative Party candidate / Sue Aitkenhead - The Labour Party candidate / Victoria Collins - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Barry Harding-Rathbone - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6532 13753 2022-05-24 19 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6531 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6531 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6531 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6531 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6531 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6531 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6531 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6531 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6531 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6531 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rebecca Smith - The Conservative Party candidate / Luke Pollard - The Labour Party candidate / Graham Reed - The Liberal Democrat candidate / James Overton Ellwood - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6531 13752 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6525 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6525 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6525 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6525 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6525 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6525 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6525 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6525 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6525 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6525 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Fredrickson - The Conservative Party candidate / Rosie Sourbut - The Labour Party candidate / Layla Moran - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6525 13746 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6523 13389 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6523 13390 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6523 13391 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6523 13392 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6523 13393 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6523 13394 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6523 13395 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6523 13396 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6523 13397 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6523 13398 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gareth Bacon - The Conservative Party candidate / Simon Jeal - The Labour Party candidate / Allan Joseph James Tweddle - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Karen Wheller - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6523 13744 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6522 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6522 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6522 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6522 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6522 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6522 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6522 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6522 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6522 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6522 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kirsty Finlayson - The Conservative Party candidate / Jim McMahon - The Labour Party candidate / Garth Harkness - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Dan Jerrome - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6522 13743 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6521 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6521 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6521 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6521 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6521 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6521 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6521 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6521 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6521 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6521 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tom Lord - The Conservative Party candidate / Debbie Abrahams - The Labour Party candidate / Sam Al-Hamdani - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Wendy Olsen - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6521 13742 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6518 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6518 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6518 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6518 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6518 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6518 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6518 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6518 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6518 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6518 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Marc Harry Mykola Nykolyszyn - The Conservative Party candidate / Lilian Greenwood - The Labour Party candidate / Barry Ian Holliday - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Cath Sutherland - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6518 13739 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6515 13389 2022-05-24 20 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6515 13390 2022-05-24 20 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6515 13391 2022-05-24 20 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6515 13392 2022-05-24 20 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6515 13393 2022-05-24 20 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6515 13394 2022-05-24 20 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6515 13395 2022-05-24 20 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6515 13396 2022-05-24 20 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6515 13397 2022-05-24 20 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6515 13398 2022-05-24 20 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Michael David Spencer - The Conservative Party candidate / Clive Lewis - The Labour Party candidate / James William Wright - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Catherine Joanna Rowett - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6515 13736 2022-05-24 20 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6514 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6514 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6514 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6514 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6514 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6514 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6514 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6514 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6514 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6514 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Chloe Smith - The Conservative Party candidate / Karen Ann Davis - The Labour Party candidate / Dave Thomas - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Adrian Holmes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6514 13735 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6512 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6512 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6512 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6512 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6512 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6512 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6512 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6512 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6512 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6512 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Michael Ellis - The Conservative Party candidate / Sally Keeble - The Labour Party candidate / Martin Thomas Sawyer - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Katherine Anne Pate - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6512 13733 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6509 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6509 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6509 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6509 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6509 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6509 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6509 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6509 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6509 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6509 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Bridgen - The Conservative Party candidate / Terri Eynon - The Labour Party candidate / Grahame Hudson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Carl Benfield - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6509 13730 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6505 13389 2022-05-24 14 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6505 13390 2022-05-24 14 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6505 13391 2022-05-24 14 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6505 13392 2022-05-24 14 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6505 13393 2022-05-24 14 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6505 13394 2022-05-24 14 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6505 13395 2022-05-24 14 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6505 13396 2022-05-24 14 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6505 13397 2022-05-24 14 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6505 13398 2022-05-24 14 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Craig Tracey - The Conservative Party candidate / Claire Breeze - The Labour Party candidate / Richard Whelan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / James Platt - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6505 13726 2022-05-24 14 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6503 13389 2022-05-24 22 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6503 13390 2022-05-24 22 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6503 13391 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6503 13392 2022-05-24 22 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6503 13393 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6503 13394 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6503 13395 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6503 13396 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6503 13397 2022-05-24 22 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6503 13398 2022-05-24 22 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Roger Gale - The Conservative Party candidate / Coral Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Angie Curwen - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rob Edwards - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6503 13724 2022-05-24 22 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6502 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6502 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6502 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6502 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6502 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6502 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6502 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6502 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6502 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6502 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Justin Tomlinson - The Conservative Party candidate / Kate Linnegar - The Labour Party candidate / Katie Critchlow - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andy Bentley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6502 13723 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6501 13389 2022-05-24 22 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6501 13390 2022-05-24 22 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6501 13391 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6501 13392 2022-05-24 22 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6501 13393 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6501 13394 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6501 13395 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6501 13396 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6501 13397 2022-05-24 22 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6501 13398 2022-05-24 22 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Liam Fox - The Conservative Party candidate / Hannah Margaret Young - The Labour Party candidate / Ashley Cartman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Phil Neve - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6501 13722 2022-05-24 22 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6497 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6497 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6497 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6497 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6497 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6497 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6497 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6497 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6497 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6497 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jacob Rees-Mogg - The Conservative Party candidate / Mark Christopher Huband - The Labour Party candidate / Nick Coates - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Fay Whitfield - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6497 13718 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6492 13389 2022-05-24 21 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6492 13390 2022-05-24 21 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6492 13391 2022-05-24 21 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6492 13392 2022-05-24 21 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6492 13393 2022-05-24 21 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6492 13394 2022-05-24 21 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6492 13395 2022-05-24 21 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6492 13396 2022-05-24 21 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6492 13397 2022-05-24 21 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6492 13398 2022-05-24 21 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Richard Fuller - The Conservative Party candidate / Julian Vaughan - The Labour Party candidate / Daniel Norton - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Philippa Fleming - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6492 13713 2022-05-24 21 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6486 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6486 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6486 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6486 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6486 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6486 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6486 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6486 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6486 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6486 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Anne Marie Morris - The Conservative Party candidate / James Osben - The Labour Party candidate / Martin Wrigley - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Megan Kathryn Debenham - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6486 13707 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6483 13389 2022-05-24 14 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6483 13390 2022-05-24 14 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6483 13391 2022-05-24 14 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6483 13392 2022-05-24 14 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6483 13393 2022-05-24 14 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6483 13394 2022-05-24 14 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6483 13395 2022-05-24 14 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6483 13396 2022-05-24 14 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6483 13397 2022-05-24 14 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6483 13398 2022-05-24 14 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robin Gwynn - The Conservative Party candidate / Nick Brown - The Labour Party candidate / Wendy Taylor - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nick Hartley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6483 13704 2022-05-24 14 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6482 13389 2022-05-24 22 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6482 13390 2022-05-24 22 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6482 13391 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6482 13392 2022-05-24 22 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6482 13393 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6482 13394 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6482 13395 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6482 13396 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6482 13397 2022-05-24 22 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6482 13398 2022-05-24 22 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Emily Payne - The Conservative Party candidate / Chi Onwurah - The Labour Party candidate / Ali Avaei - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tay Pitman - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6482 13703 2022-05-24 22 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6477 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6477 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6477 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6477 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6477 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6477 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6477 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6477 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6477 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6477 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrea Jenkyns - The Conservative Party candidate / Deanne Ferguson - The Labour Party candidate / Craig Dobson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Chris Bell - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6477 13698 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6476 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6476 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6476 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6476 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6476 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6476 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6476 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6476 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6476 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6476 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Morris - The Conservative Party candidate / Lizzi Collinge - The Labour Party candidate / Owen Thomas Lambert - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Chloe Buckley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6476 13697 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6474 13389 2022-05-24 3 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6474 13390 2022-05-24 3 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6474 13391 2022-05-24 3 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6474 13392 2022-05-24 3 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6474 13393 2022-05-24 3 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6474 13394 2022-05-24 3 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6474 13395 2022-05-24 3 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6474 13396 2022-05-24 3 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6474 13397 2022-05-24 3 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6474 13398 2022-05-24 3 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Toby Edward Williams - The Conservative Party candidate / Siobhain McDonagh - The Labour Party candidate / Luke Alexander Taylor - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Pippa Maslin - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6474 13695 2022-05-24 3 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6473 13389 2022-05-24 8 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6473 13390 2022-05-24 8 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6473 13391 2022-05-24 8 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6473 13392 2022-05-24 8 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6473 13393 2022-05-24 8 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6473 13394 2022-05-24 8 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6473 13395 2022-05-24 8 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6473 13396 2022-05-24 8 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6473 13397 2022-05-24 8 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6473 13398 2022-05-24 8 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Iain Stewart - The Conservative Party candidate / Hannah Frances O'Neill - The Labour Party candidate / Saleyha Ahsan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alan Francis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6473 13694 2022-05-24 8 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6470 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6470 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6470 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6470 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6470 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6470 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6470 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6470 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6470 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6470 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ruth Ellen Betson - The Conservative Party candidate / Andy McDonald - The Labour Party candidate / Thomas Crawford - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Hugh Alberti - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6470 13691 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6466 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6466 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6466 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6466 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6466 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6466 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6466 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6466 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6466 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6466 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Michael Tomlinson - The Conservative Party candidate / Joanne Oldale - The Labour Party candidate / Vikki Slade - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Natalie Carswell - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6466 13687 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6464 13389 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6464 13390 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6464 13391 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6464 13392 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6464 13393 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6464 13394 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6464 13395 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6464 13396 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6464 13397 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6464 13398 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nadine Dorries - The Conservative Party candidate / Rhiannon Meades - The Labour Party candidate / Rachel McGann - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Gareth Ellis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6464 13685 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6462 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6462 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6462 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6462 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6462 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6462 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6462 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6462 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6462 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6462 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Flick Drummond - The Conservative Party candidate / Matt Bunday - The Labour Party candidate / Lewis North - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Malcolm Wallace - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6462 13683 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6461 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6461 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6461 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6461 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6461 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6461 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6461 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6461 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6461 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6461 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ben Bradley - The Conservative Party candidate / Sonya Rose Ward - The Labour Party candidate / Sarah Louise Brown - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6461 13682 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6459 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6459 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6459 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6459 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6459 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6459 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6459 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6459 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6459 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6459 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sebastian Michael Lowe - The Conservative Party candidate / Afzal Khan - The Labour Party candidate / Jackie Pearcey - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Eliza Kate Tyrrell - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6459 13680 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6458 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6458 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6458 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6458 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6458 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6458 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6458 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6458 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6458 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6458 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Shaden Jaradat - The Conservative Party candidate / Lucy Powell - The Labour Party candidate / John Bridges - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Melanie Jane Horrocks - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6458 13679 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6455 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6455 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6455 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6455 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6455 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6455 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6455 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6455 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6455 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6455 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Helen Grant - The Conservative Party candidate / Dan Wilkinson - The Labour Party candidate / James Willis - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Stuart Jeffrey - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6455 13676 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6452 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6452 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6452 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6452 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6452 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6452 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6452 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6452 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6452 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6452 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Parvez Akhtar - The Conservative Party candidate / Rachel Hopkins - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ben Foley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6452 13673 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6448 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6448 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6448 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6448 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6448 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6448 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6448 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6448 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6448 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6448 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jane Hunt - The Conservative Party candidate / Stuart Brady - The Labour Party candidate / Ian Robert Sharpe - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Wesley Walton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6448 13669 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6445 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6445 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6445 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6445 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6445 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6445 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6445 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6445 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6445 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6445 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alexander George Phillips - The Conservative Party candidate / Dan Carden - The Labour Party candidate / David Newman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ted Grant - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6445 13666 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6444 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6444 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6444 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6444 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6444 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6444 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6444 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6444 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6444 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6444 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sean Paul Malkeson - The Conservative Party candidate / Kim Johnson - The Labour Party candidate / Rob McAllister-Bell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Tom Crone - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6444 13665 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6442 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6442 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6442 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6442 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6442 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6442 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6442 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6442 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6442 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6442 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Michael Fabricant - The Conservative Party candidate / Dave Robertson - The Labour Party candidate / Paul Ray - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andrea Michelle Muckley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6442 13663 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6439 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6439 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6439 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6439 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6439 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6439 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6439 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6439 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6439 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6439 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Aisha Cuthbert - The Conservative Party candidate / Ellie Reeves - The Labour Party candidate / Alex Feakes - The Liberal Democrat candidate / James Braun - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6439 13660 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6437 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6437 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6437 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6437 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6437 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6437 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6437 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6437 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6437 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6437 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Maria Caulfield - The Conservative Party candidate / Kate Chappell - The Labour Party candidate / Oli Henman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Johnny Denis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6437 13658 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6434 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6434 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6434 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6434 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6434 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6434 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6434 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6434 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6434 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6434 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Natalie Anne Neale - The Conservative Party candidate / Jon Ashworth - The Labour Party candidate / Chris Coghlan - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mags Lewis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6434 13655 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6431 13389 2022-05-24 1 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6431 13390 2022-05-24 1 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6431 13391 2022-05-24 1 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6431 13392 2022-05-24 1 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6431 13393 2022-05-24 1 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6431 13394 2022-05-24 1 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6431 13395 2022-05-24 1 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6431 13396 2022-05-24 1 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6431 13397 2022-05-24 1 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6431 13398 2022-05-24 1 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Stewart Harper - The Conservative Party candidate / Alex Sobel - The Labour Party candidate / Kamran Hussain - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Martin Hemingway - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6431 13652 2022-05-24 1 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6429 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6429 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6429 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6429 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6429 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6429 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6429 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6429 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6429 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6429 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jill Mortimer - The Conservative Party candidate / Richard Burgon - The Labour Party candidate / David Dresser - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Shahab Adris - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6429 13650 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6428 13389 2022-05-24 32 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6428 13390 2022-05-24 32 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6428 13391 2022-05-24 32 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6428 13392 2022-05-24 32 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6428 13393 2022-05-24 32 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6428 13394 2022-05-24 32 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6428 13395 2022-05-24 32 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6428 13396 2022-05-24 32 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6428 13397 2022-05-24 32 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6428 13398 2022-05-24 32 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Peter Fortune - The Conservative Party candidate / Hilary Benn - The Labour Party candidate / Jack Holland - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ed Carlisle - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6428 13649 2022-05-24 32 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6427 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6427 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6427 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6427 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6427 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6427 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6427 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6427 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6427 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6427 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Louise Thistlethwaite - The Conservative Party candidate / Cat Smith - The Labour Party candidate / Peter James Jackson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Caroline Jackson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6427 13648 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6426 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6426 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6426 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6426 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6426 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6426 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6426 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6426 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6426 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6426 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rushi Millns - The Conservative Party candidate / George Howarth - The Labour Party candidate / Joseph Robert Slupsky - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Paul Woodruff - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6426 13647 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6417 13389 2022-05-24 1 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6417 13390 2022-05-24 1 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6417 13391 2022-05-24 1 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6417 13392 2022-05-24 1 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6417 13393 2022-05-24 1 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6417 13394 2022-05-24 1 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6417 13395 2022-05-24 1 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6417 13396 2022-05-24 1 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6417 13397 2022-05-24 1 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6417 13398 2022-05-24 1 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robbie Moore - The Conservative Party candidate / John Grogan - The Labour Party candidate / Thomas Franks - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6417 13638 2022-05-24 1 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6413 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6413 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6413 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6413 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6413 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6413 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6413 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6413 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6413 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6413 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Bob Seely - The Conservative Party candidate / Richard Quigley - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Vix Lowthion - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6413 13634 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6406 13389 2022-05-24 22 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6406 13390 2022-05-24 22 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6406 13391 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6406 13392 2022-05-24 22 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6406 13393 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6406 13394 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6406 13395 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6406 13396 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6406 13397 2022-05-24 22 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6406 13398 2022-05-24 22 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Stuart Nemeth - The Conservative Party candidate / Peter Kyle - The Labour Party candidate / Beatrice Bass - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ollie Sykes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6406 13627 2022-05-24 22 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6404 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6404 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6404 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6404 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6404 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6404 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6404 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6404 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6404 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6404 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jeremy Quin - The Conservative Party candidate / Michael Jones - The Labour Party candidate / Louise Potter - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Catherine Mary Ross - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6404 13625 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6403 13389 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6403 13390 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6403 13391 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6403 13392 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6403 13393 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6403 13394 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6403 13395 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6403 13396 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6403 13397 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6403 13398 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ed McGuinness - The Conservative Party candidate / Catherine West - The Labour Party candidate / Dawn Barnes - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jarelle Francis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6403 13624 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6402 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6402 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6402 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6402 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6402 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6402 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6402 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6402 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6402 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6402 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Julia Lopez - The Conservative Party candidate / Tele Lawal - The Labour Party candidate / Thomas Patrick Clarke - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Peter Caton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6402 13623 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6399 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6399 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6399 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6399 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6399 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6399 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6399 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6399 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6399 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6399 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Largan - The Conservative Party candidate / Ruth George - The Labour Party candidate / David William Lomax - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Robert Hodgetts-Haley - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6399 13620 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6395 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6395 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6395 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6395 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6395 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6395 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6395 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6395 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6395 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6395 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Julie Marson - The Conservative Party candidate / Chris Vince - The Labour Party candidate / Chris Lucas - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lucy Downes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6395 13616 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6394 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6394 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6394 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6394 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6394 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6394 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6394 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6394 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6394 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6394 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Jesse Norman - The Conservative Party candidate / Anna-Maria Coda - The Labour Party candidate / Lucy Hurds - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Diana Toynbee - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6394 13615 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6386 13389 2022-05-24 22 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6386 13390 2022-05-24 22 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6386 13391 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6386 13392 2022-05-24 22 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6386 13393 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6386 13394 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6386 13395 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6386 13396 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6386 13397 2022-05-24 22 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6386 13398 2022-05-24 22 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Sally-Ann Hart - The Conservative Party candidate / Peter Chowney - The Labour Party candidate / Nick Perry - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6386 13607 2022-05-24 22 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6381 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6381 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6381 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6381 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6381 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6381 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6381 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6381 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6381 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6381 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew Jones - The Conservative Party candidate / Mark Sewards - The Labour Party candidate / Judith Rogerson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6381 13602 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6380 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6380 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6380 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6380 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6380 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6380 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6380 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6380 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6380 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6380 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Halfon - The Conservative Party candidate / Laura Ann McAlpine - The Labour Party candidate / Charlotte Cane - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6380 13601 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6379 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6379 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6379 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6379 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6379 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6379 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6379 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6379 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6379 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6379 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Neil O'Brien - The Conservative Party candidate / Celia Hibbert - The Labour Party candidate / Zuffar Haq - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Darren Woodiwiss - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6379 13600 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6371 13389 2022-05-24 17 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6371 13390 2022-05-24 17 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6371 13391 2022-05-24 17 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6371 13392 2022-05-24 17 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6371 13393 2022-05-24 17 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6371 13394 2022-05-24 17 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6371 13395 2022-05-24 17 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6371 13396 2022-05-24 17 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6371 13397 2022-05-24 17 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6371 13398 2022-05-24 17 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Benjamin Obese-Jecty - The Conservative Party candidate / Diane Abbott - The Labour Party candidate / Ben Mathis - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alex Armitage - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6371 13592 2022-05-24 17 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6370 13389 2022-05-24 20 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6370 13390 2022-05-24 20 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6370 13391 2022-05-24 20 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6370 13392 2022-05-24 20 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6370 13393 2022-05-24 20 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6370 13394 2022-05-24 20 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6370 13395 2022-05-24 20 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6370 13396 2022-05-24 20 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6370 13397 2022-05-24 20 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6370 13398 2022-05-24 20 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Angela Joy Richardson - The Conservative Party candidate / Anne Rouse - The Labour Party candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Zöe Franklin - The Liberal Democrat candidate 0 6370 13591 2022-05-24 20 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6369 13389 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6369 13390 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6369 13391 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6369 13392 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6369 13393 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6369 13394 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6369 13395 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6369 13396 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6369 13397 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6369 13398 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Thomas Turrell - The Conservative Party candidate / Matthew Pennycook - The Labour Party candidate / Rhian O'Connor - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Victoria Rance - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6369 13590 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6367 13389 2022-05-24 6 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6367 13390 2022-05-24 6 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6367 13391 2022-05-24 6 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6367 13392 2022-05-24 6 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6367 13393 2022-05-24 6 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6367 13394 2022-05-24 6 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6367 13395 2022-05-24 6 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6367 13396 2022-05-24 6 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6367 13397 2022-05-24 6 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6367 13398 2022-05-24 6 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Lia Nici - The Conservative Party candidate / Melanie Onn - The Labour Party candidate / Ian Barfield - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Loyd Emmerson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6367 13588 2022-05-24 6 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6364 13389 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6364 13390 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6364 13391 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6364 13392 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6364 13393 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6364 13394 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6364 13395 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6364 13396 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6364 13397 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6364 13398 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Caroline Dinenage - The Conservative Party candidate / Tom Chatwin - The Labour Party candidate / Martin Eric Pepper - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Zoe Aspinall - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6364 13585 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6363 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6363 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6363 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6363 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6363 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6363 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6363 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6363 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6363 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6363 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Richard Graham - The Conservative Party candidate / Fran Boait - The Labour Party candidate / Rebecca Trimnell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Michael Anthony Byfield - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6363 13584 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6362 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6362 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6362 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6362 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6362 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6362 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6362 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6362 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6362 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6362 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Rehman Chishti - The Conservative Party candidate / Andy Stamp - The Labour Party candidate / Alan Bullion - The Liberal Democrat candidate / George Salomon - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6362 13583 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6359 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6359 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6359 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6359 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6359 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6359 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6359 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6359 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6359 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6359 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Neva Novaky - The Conservative Party candidate / Maria Eagle - The Labour Party candidate / Kris Brown - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jean-Paul Roberts - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6359 13580 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6358 13389 2022-05-24 22 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6358 13390 2022-05-24 22 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6358 13391 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6358 13392 2022-05-24 22 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6358 13393 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6358 13394 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6358 13395 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6358 13396 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6358 13397 2022-05-24 22 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6358 13398 2022-05-24 22 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Edward Leigh - The Conservative Party candidate / Perry Peter Smith - The Labour Party candidate / Lesley Rollings - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6358 13579 2022-05-24 22 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6357 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6357 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6357 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6357 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6357 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6357 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6357 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6357 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6357 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6357 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Menzies - The Conservative Party candidate / Martin Mitchell - The Labour Party candidate / Mark Jewell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Gina Dowding - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6357 13578 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6355 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6355 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6355 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6355 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6355 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6355 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6355 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6355 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6355 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6355 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Damian Collins - The Conservative Party candidate / Laura Davison - The Labour Party candidate / Simon Bishop - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Georgina Treloar - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6355 13576 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6349 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6349 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6349 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6349 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6349 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6349 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6349 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6349 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6349 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6349 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio John Nicholas Gray - The Conservative Party candidate / Ben Bradshaw - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Joe Levy - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6349 13570 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6346 13389 2022-05-24 4 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6346 13390 2022-05-24 4 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6346 13391 2022-05-24 4 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6346 13392 2022-05-24 4 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6346 13393 2022-05-24 4 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6346 13394 2022-05-24 4 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6346 13395 2022-05-24 4 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6346 13396 2022-05-24 4 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6346 13397 2022-05-24 4 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6346 13398 2022-05-24 4 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Maggie Throup - The Conservative Party candidate / Catherine Atkinson - The Labour Party candidate / James Martin Archer - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Brent Poland - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6346 13567 2022-05-24 4 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6342 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6342 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6342 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6342 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6342 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6342 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6342 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6342 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6342 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6342 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Joanne Louise Laban - The Conservative Party candidate / Feryal Clark - The Labour Party candidate / Guy Russo - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Isobel Whittaker - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6342 13563 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6336 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6336 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6336 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6336 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6336 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6336 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6336 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6336 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6336 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6336 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Paul Holmes - The Conservative Party candidate / Sam Jordan - The Labour Party candidate / Lynda Jane Murphy - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ron Meldrum - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6336 13557 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6335 13389 2022-05-24 3 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6335 13390 2022-05-24 3 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6335 13391 2022-05-24 3 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6335 13392 2022-05-24 3 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6335 13393 2022-05-24 3 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6335 13394 2022-05-24 3 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6335 13395 2022-05-24 3 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6335 13396 2022-05-24 3 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6335 13397 2022-05-24 3 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6335 13398 2022-05-24 3 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Caroline Ansell - The Conservative Party candidate / Jake Lambert - The Labour Party candidate / Stephen Lloyd - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6335 13556 2022-05-24 3 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6329 13389 2022-05-24 6 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6329 13390 2022-05-24 6 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6329 13391 2022-05-24 6 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6329 13392 2022-05-24 6 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6329 13393 2022-05-24 6 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6329 13394 2022-05-24 6 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6329 13395 2022-05-24 6 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6329 13396 2022-05-24 6 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6329 13397 2022-05-24 6 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6329 13398 2022-05-24 6 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Simon Jupp - The Conservative Party candidate / Daniel Wilson - The Labour Party candidate / Eleanor A C Rylance - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Henry Gent - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6329 13550 2022-05-24 6 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6323 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6323 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6323 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6323 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6323 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6323 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6323 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6323 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6323 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6323 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mike Wood - The Conservative Party candidate / Lucy Caldicott - The Labour Party candidate / Jonathan Bramall - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Cate Mohr - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6323 13544 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6316 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6316 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6316 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6316 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6316 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6316 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6316 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6316 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6316 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6316 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Danny Kruger - The Conservative Party candidate / Rachael Katharine Schneider - The Labour Party candidate / Jo Waltham - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Emma Dawnay - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6316 13537 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6313 13389 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6313 13390 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6313 13391 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6313 13392 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6313 13393 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6313 13394 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6313 13395 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6313 13396 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6313 13397 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6313 13398 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Amanda Solloway - The Conservative Party candidate / Tony Tinley - The Labour Party candidate / Greg Webb - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Helen Hitchcock - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6313 13534 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6309 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6309 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6309 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6309 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6309 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6309 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6309 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6309 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6309 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6309 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Peter Gibson - The Conservative Party candidate / Jenny Chapman - The Labour Party candidate / Anne-Marie Curry - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Matthew Snedker - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6309 13530 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6308 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6308 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6308 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6308 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6308 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6308 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6308 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6308 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6308 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6308 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Damian John White - The Conservative Party candidate / Jon Cruddas - The Labour Party candidate / Sam Fisk - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Azzees Minott - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6308 13529 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6303 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6303 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6303 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6303 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6303 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6303 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6303 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6303 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6303 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6303 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Henry Smith - The Conservative Party candidate / Peter Lamb - The Labour Party candidate / Khalil Yousuf - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Iain Dickson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6303 13524 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6295 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6295 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6295 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6295 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6295 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6295 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6295 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6295 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6295 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6295 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Will Quince - The Conservative Party candidate / Tina McKay - The Labour Party candidate / Martin Goss - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mark Goacher - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6295 13516 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6292 13389 2022-05-24 7 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6292 13390 2022-05-24 7 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6292 13391 2022-05-24 7 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6292 13392 2022-05-24 7 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6292 13393 2022-05-24 7 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6292 13394 2022-05-24 7 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6292 13395 2022-05-24 7 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6292 13396 2022-05-24 7 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6292 13397 2022-05-24 7 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6292 13398 2022-05-24 7 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio William Harvey Morgan - The Conservative Party candidate / Mary Foy - The Labour Party candidate / Amanda Jayne Hopgood - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jonathan Elmer - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6292 13513 2022-05-24 7 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6288 13389 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6288 13390 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6288 13391 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6288 13392 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6288 13393 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6288 13394 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6288 13395 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6288 13396 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6288 13397 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6288 13398 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio The Conservative Party candidate / Lindsay Hoyle - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / James Fletcher Melling - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6288 13509 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6286 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6286 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6286 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6286 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6286 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6286 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6286 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6286 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6286 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6286 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Michelle Donelan - The Conservative Party candidate / Martha Patricia Anachury - The Labour Party candidate / Helen Belcher - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6286 13507 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6284 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6284 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6284 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6284 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6284 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6284 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6284 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6284 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6284 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6284 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Gillian Keegan - The Conservative Party candidate / Jay Morton - The Labour Party candidate / Kate O'Kelly - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Heather Barrie - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6284 13505 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6283 13389 2022-05-24 2 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6283 13390 2022-05-24 2 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6283 13391 2022-05-24 2 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6283 13392 2022-05-24 2 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6283 13393 2022-05-24 2 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6283 13394 2022-05-24 2 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6283 13395 2022-05-24 2 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6283 13396 2022-05-24 2 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6283 13397 2022-05-24 2 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6283 13398 2022-05-24 2 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Leigh Higgins - The Conservative Party candidate / Toby Perkins - The Labour Party candidate / Emily Jane Coy - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Neil Jackson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6283 13504 2022-05-24 2 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6281 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6281 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6281 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6281 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6281 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6281 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6281 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6281 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6281 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6281 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alex Chalk - The Conservative Party candidate / George Penny - The Labour Party candidate / Max Wilkinson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6281 13502 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6279 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6279 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6279 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6279 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6279 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6279 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6279 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6279 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6279 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6279 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Vicky Ford - The Conservative Party candidate / Penny Richards - The Labour Party candidate / Marie Goldman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6279 13500 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6274 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6274 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6274 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6274 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6274 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6274 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6274 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6274 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6274 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6274 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mel Stride - The Conservative Party candidate / Lisa Robillard Webb - The Labour Party candidate / Alison Eden - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Andy Williamson - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6274 13495 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6265 13389 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6265 13390 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6265 13391 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6265 13392 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6265 13393 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6265 13394 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6265 13395 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6265 13396 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6265 13397 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6265 13398 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Craig Whittaker - The Conservative Party candidate / Joshua Fenton-Glynn - The Labour Party candidate / Javed Bashir - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6265 13486 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6259 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6259 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6259 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6259 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6259 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6259 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6259 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6259 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6259 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6259 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Greg Smith - The Conservative Party candidate / David Morgan - The Labour Party candidate / Stephen Dorrell - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6259 13480 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6257 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6257 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6257 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6257 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6257 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6257 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6257 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6257 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6257 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6257 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Charles Walker - The Conservative Party candidate / Sean Michael Waters - The Labour Party candidate / Julia Bird - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Nicholas John Cox - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6257 13478 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6253 13389 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6253 13390 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6253 13391 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6253 13392 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6253 13393 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6253 13394 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6253 13395 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6253 13396 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6253 13397 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6253 13398 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Suria Aujla - The Conservative Party candidate / Thangam Debbonaire - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Carla Denyer - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6253 13474 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6249 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6249 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6249 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6249 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6249 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6249 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6249 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6249 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6249 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6249 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Emma Louise Hogan - The Conservative Party candidate / Adam Imanpour - The Labour Party candidate / The Liberal Democrat candidate / Caroline Lucas - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6249 13470 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6246 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6246 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6246 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6246 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6246 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6246 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6246 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6246 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6246 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6246 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ian Liddell-Grainger - The Conservative Party candidate / Oliver Thornton - The Labour Party candidate / Bill Revans - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mickie Ritchie - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6246 13467 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6242 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6242 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6242 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6242 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6242 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6242 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6242 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6242 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6242 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6242 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio David Brescia - The Conservative Party candidate / Dawn Butler - The Labour Party candidate / Deborah Unger - The Liberal Democrat candidate / William Relton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6242 13463 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6237 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6237 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6237 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6237 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6237 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6237 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6237 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6237 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6237 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6237 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio James Sunderland - The Conservative Party candidate / Paul Bidwell - The Labour Party candidate / Kaweh Beheshtizadeh - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Derek Florey - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6237 13458 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6236 13389 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6236 13390 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6236 13391 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6236 13392 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6236 13393 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6236 13394 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6236 13395 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6236 13396 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6236 13397 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6236 13398 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Conor Burns - The Conservative Party candidate / David Stokes - The Labour Party candidate / Jon Nicholas - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Simon Bull - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6236 13457 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6235 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6235 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6235 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6235 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6235 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6235 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6235 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6235 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6235 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6235 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tobias Ellwood - The Conservative Party candidate / Corrie Drew - The Labour Party candidate / Philip Dunn - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Alasdair Keddie - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6235 13456 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6234 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6234 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6234 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6234 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6234 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6234 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6234 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6234 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6234 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6234 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Luke Evans - The Conservative Party candidate / Rick Middleton - The Labour Party candidate / Michael Mullaney - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Mick Gregg - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6234 13455 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6233 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6233 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6233 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6233 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6233 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6233 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6233 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6233 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6233 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6233 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Matt Warman - The Conservative Party candidate / Ben Cook - The Labour Party candidate / Hilary Jones - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6233 13454 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6228 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6228 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6228 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6228 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6228 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6228 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6228 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6228 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6228 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6228 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Mark Fletcher - The Conservative Party candidate / Dennis Skinner - The Labour Party candidate / David Hancock - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David Kesteven - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6228 13449 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6227 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6227 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6227 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6227 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6227 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6227 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6227 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6227 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6227 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6227 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nick Gibb - The Conservative Party candidate / Alan Butcher - The Labour Party candidate / Francis Oppler - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Carol Jane Birch - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6227 13448 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6226 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6226 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6226 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6226 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6226 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6226 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6226 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6226 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6226 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6226 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ian Levy - The Conservative Party candidate / Susan Elizabeth Dungworth - The Labour Party candidate / Thom Chapman - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Dawn Furness - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6226 13447 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6224 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6224 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6224 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6224 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6224 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6224 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6224 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6224 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6224 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6224 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Scott Lloyd Benton - The Conservative Party candidate / Gordon Marsden - The Labour Party candidate / Bill Greene - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Rebecca Daniels - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6224 13445 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6222 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6222 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6222 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6222 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6222 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6222 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6222 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6222 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6222 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6222 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Alexander Victor Elias - The Conservative Party candidate / Graham Stringer - The Labour Party candidate / Iain Donaldson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / David Jones - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6222 13443 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6220 13389 2022-05-24 2 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6220 13390 2022-05-24 2 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6220 13391 2022-05-24 2 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6220 13392 2022-05-24 2 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6220 13393 2022-05-24 2 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6220 13394 2022-05-24 2 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6220 13395 2022-05-24 2 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6220 13396 2022-05-24 2 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6220 13397 2022-05-24 2 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6220 13398 2022-05-24 2 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Dehenna Davison - The Conservative Party candidate / Helen Goodman - The Labour Party candidate / Ray Georgeson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6220 13441 2022-05-24 2 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6218 13389 2022-05-24 43 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6218 13390 2022-05-24 43 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6218 13391 2022-05-24 43 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6218 13392 2022-05-24 43 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6218 13393 2022-05-24 43 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6218 13394 2022-05-24 43 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6218 13395 2022-05-24 43 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6218 13396 2022-05-24 43 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6218 13397 2022-05-24 43 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6218 13398 2022-05-24 43 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Hannah Campbell - The Conservative Party candidate / Steve McCabe - The Labour Party candidate / Dave Radcliffe - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Joe Peacock - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6218 13439 2022-05-24 43 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6217 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6217 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6217 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6217 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6217 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6217 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6217 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6217 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6217 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6217 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Raaj Shamji - The Conservative Party candidate / Khalid Mahmood - The Labour Party candidate / Gerard Jerome - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Kefentse Dennis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6217 13438 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6214 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6214 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6214 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6214 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6214 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6214 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6214 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6214 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6214 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6214 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Akaal Sidhu - The Conservative Party candidate / Liam Byrne - The Labour Party candidate / Waheed Rafiq - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Sylvia Jane McKears - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6214 13435 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6212 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6212 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6212 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6212 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6212 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6212 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6212 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6212 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6212 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6212 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Robert Alden - The Conservative Party candidate / Paulette Hamilton - The Labour Party candidate / Lee Dargue - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Siobhan Harper-Nunes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6212 13433 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6210 13389 2022-05-24 2 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6210 13390 2022-05-24 2 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6210 13391 2022-05-24 2 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6210 13392 2022-05-24 2 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6210 13393 2022-05-24 2 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6210 13394 2022-05-24 2 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6210 13395 2022-05-24 2 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6210 13396 2022-05-24 2 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6210 13397 2022-05-24 2 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6210 13398 2022-05-24 2 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Claire Rowles - The Conservative Party candidate / Mick Whitley - The Labour Party candidate / Stuart Kelly - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Pat Cleary - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6210 13431 2022-05-24 2 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6208 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6208 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6208 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6208 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6208 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6208 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6208 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6208 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6208 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6208 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Huw Merriman - The Conservative Party candidate / Christine Bayliss - The Labour Party candidate / Martin Saunders - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jonathan Kent - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6208 13429 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6206 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6206 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6206 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6206 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6206 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6206 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6206 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6206 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6206 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6206 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nicholas Stovold - The Conservative Party candidate / Rushanara Ali - The Labour Party candidate / Josh Babarinde - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Shahrar Ali - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6206 13427 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6204 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6204 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6204 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6204 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6204 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6204 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6204 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6204 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6204 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6204 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Andrew George Scott Baker - The Conservative Party candidate / The Labour Party candidate / Humaira Ali - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6204 13425 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6200 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6200 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6200 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6200 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6200 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6200 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6200 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6200 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6200 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6200 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Kim Caddy - The Conservative Party candidate / Marsha de Cordova - The Labour Party candidate / Mark Gitsham - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lois Davis - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6200 13421 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6199 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6199 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6199 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6199 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6199 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6199 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6199 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6199 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6199 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6199 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Ryan Stephenson - The Conservative Party candidate / Kim Leadbeater - The Labour Party candidate / John Lawson - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ty Akram - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6199 13420 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6198 13389 2022-05-24 8 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6198 13390 2022-05-24 8 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6198 13391 2022-05-24 8 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6198 13392 2022-05-24 8 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6198 13393 2022-05-24 8 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6198 13394 2022-05-24 8 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6198 13395 2022-05-24 8 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6198 13396 2022-05-24 8 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6198 13397 2022-05-24 8 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6198 13398 2022-05-24 8 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Annabel Tall - The Conservative Party candidate / Mike Davies - The Labour Party candidate / Wera Hobhouse - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6198 13419 2022-05-24 8 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6197 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6197 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6197 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6197 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6197 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6197 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6197 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6197 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6197 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6197 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Brendan Clarke-Smith - The Conservative Party candidate / Keir Alexander Morrison - The Labour Party candidate / Helen Tamblyn-Saville - The Liberal Democrat candidate / The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6197 13418 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6196 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6196 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6196 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6196 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6196 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6196 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6196 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6196 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6196 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6196 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Maria Miller - The Conservative Party candidate / Kerena Marchant - The Labour Party candidate / Sashi Mylvaganam - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Jonathan Edward Jenkin - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6196 13417 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6195 13389 2022-05-24 11 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6195 13390 2022-05-24 11 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6195 13391 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6195 13392 2022-05-24 11 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6195 13393 2022-05-24 11 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6195 13394 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6195 13395 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6195 13396 2022-05-24 11 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6195 13397 2022-05-24 11 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6195 13398 2022-05-24 11 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio John Baron - The Conservative Party candidate / Andrew Gordon - The Labour Party candidate / Edward Sainsbury - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Stewart Goshawk - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6195 13416 2022-05-24 11 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6194 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6194 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6194 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6194 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6194 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6194 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6194 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6194 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6194 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6194 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Simon Fell - The Conservative Party candidate / Chris Altree - The Labour Party candidate / Loraine Birchall - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Chris Loynes - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6194 13415 2022-05-24 10 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6191 13389 2022-05-24 9 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6191 13390 2022-05-24 9 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6191 13391 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6191 13392 2022-05-24 9 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6191 13393 2022-05-24 9 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6191 13394 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6191 13395 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6191 13396 2022-05-24 9 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6191 13397 2022-05-24 9 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6191 13398 2022-05-24 9 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Tamkeen Akhterrasul Shaikh - The Conservative Party candidate / Margaret Hodge - The Labour Party candidate / Ann Mary Haigh - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Shannon Elizabeth Butterfield - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6191 13412 2022-05-24 9 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6190 13389 2022-05-24 22 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6190 13390 2022-05-24 22 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6190 13391 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6190 13392 2022-05-24 22 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6190 13393 2022-05-24 22 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6190 13394 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6190 13395 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6190 13396 2022-05-24 22 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6190 13397 2022-05-24 22 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6190 13398 2022-05-24 22 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Victoria Prentis - The Conservative Party candidate / Suzette Elizabeth Watson - The Labour Party candidate / Tim Bearder - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Ian Michael Middleton - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6190 13411 2022-05-24 22 0
Have you achieved a qualification at degree level or above? For example, a degree, foundation degree, HND or HNC, NVQ level 4 and above, teaching and nursing. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6184 13389 2022-05-24 10 0
And have you achieved any of these other qualifications? Please select all that apply. checkbox GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - 5 or more GCSEs (A*-C,9-4), O Levels (passes) or CSEs (grade 1), or equivalent / GCSEs OR EQUIVALENT - Any other GCSEs, O levels or CSEs (any grades) or Basic Skills course, or equivalent / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 2 or more A levels, 4 or more AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 A level, 2-3 AS levels / A-LEVELS OR EQUIVALENT - 1 AS level / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 3, BTEC National, OND or ONC, City and Guilds Advanced Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 2, BTEC General, City and Guilds Craft / NVQ OR EQUIVALENT - NVQ level 1 / An apprenticeship / Any other qualification, equivalent unknown / I haven't achieved any official qualifications / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6184 13390 2022-05-24 10 0
We would now like you to think about the chief income earner in your household, that is the person with the highest income. This may be you or it might be someone else. Which of the following groups does the chief income earner in your household belong to? If the chief income earner is retired with an occupational pension, please enter their former occupation. Please only enter ‘retired’ if the chief income earner is only receiving the state pension. If the chief income earner has been unemployed for a period of less than 6 months, please answer based on their previous occupation. radio Higher managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. established doctor, solicitor, board director in large organisation (200+ employees), top level civil servant/ public service employee, head teacher etc.) / Intermediate managerial/ professional/ administrative (e.g. newly qualified (under 3 years) doctor, solicitor, board director of small organisation, middle manager in large organization, principal officer in civil service/ local government etc. / Supervisory or clerical/ junior managerial/ professional/ administrator (e.g. office worker, student doctor, foreman with 25+ employees, sales person, student teacher etc.) / Skilled manual worker (e.g. skilled bricklayer, carpenter, plumber, painter, bus/ ambulance driver, HGV driver, unqualified teaching assistant, pub/ bar worker etc.) / Semi-skilled or unskilled manual worker (e.g. manual jobs that require no special training or qualifications, apprentices to be skilled trades, caretaker, cleaner, nursery school assistant, park keeper, non-HGV driver, shop assistant etc.) / Student / Retired and living on state pension only / Unemployed for over 6 months or not working due to long term sickness / Prefer not to say 0 6184 13391 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of the following are the most important issues facing the country? Please select up to three options. checkbox Health / NHS / Cost of living / Economy / European Union and Brexit / Environmental issues / Immigration / Education / Crime / Public services / benefits / Housing / house prices / Constitutional issues / Devolution / Defence / Terrorism / Energy / power / Foreign affairs (excluding the EU) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6184 13392 2022-05-24 10 0
Over the past six months, which of the following, if any, have you done? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Missed a payment on a household bill (e.g. energy, broadband, phone, water) / Cut back on the amount of hot water, heating or electricity that me or my household use / Missed meals or gone without food / Cut back on food spending / Other / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6184 13393 2022-05-24 10 0
Which of these comes closest to your views? radio The government has done enough to help with the rising cost of living / The government has not done enough to help with the rising cost of living / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6184 13394 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning zero hours contracts (where an employer is not obliged to provide any minimum number of working hours to the employee)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6184 13395 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government banning so called “fire and rehire” (where a company threatens to dismiss an employee unless they accept a contract on lower pay and/or worse terms)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6184 13396 2022-05-24 10 0
Would you support or oppose the government giving every employee the right to flexible working (e.g. to switch their job to part time, or to be able to work from home, or to be able to job share)? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6184 13397 2022-05-24 10 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 6184 13398 2022-05-24 10 0
The following candidates ran in your constituency at the last general election. If they were to stand in your constituency again at the next election, who would you vote for? radio Nigel Mills - The Conservative Party candidate / Adam Thompson - The Labour Party candidate / Kate Smith - The Liberal Democrat candidate / Lian Pizzey - The Green Party candidate / Some other party / Don't know / I would not vote 0 6184 13405 2022-05-24 10 0
What's your favourite flavour of ice cream? textarea textarea 0 6172 13387 2022-05-24 429 0
Of the following ice cream flavours, which is your favourite? checkbox Vanilla / Chocolate / Mint Chop Chip / Strawberry / Raspberry Ripple / Neapolitain / Pistachio / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6172 13388 2022-05-24 429 0
You told us you own Sony wireless earbuds, which of the following models do you own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Sony WF-1000XM4 / Sony WF-1000XM3 / Sony WF-C500 / Sony WF-SP800N / Sony WF-XB700 / Other / I don't own any Sony wireless earbuds / Prefer not to say 1 6171 13386 2022-05-23 666 0
Do you bet on any of the following sports? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Football / Horse racing / Tennis / Boxing / Rugby / Other / I don't bet on any sports / Prefer not to say 0 6170 13384 2022-05-23 24,968 0
Do you consider yourself to be a resident of social housing? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6169 13383 2022-05-23 208 0
How well do you think Rishi Sunak is doing in his role as Chancellor of the Exchequer? radio Very well / Somewhat well / Not well at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6167 13379 2022-05-23 30,671 0
How well do you think Rishi Sunak would do as Prime Minister? radio Very well / Somewhat well / Not well at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6167 13380 2022-05-23 30,671 0
It has been reported that Rishi Sunak has commissioned research to ‘repair his image’ using public money. Do you agree or disagree that politicians should be able to use public money for public relations (PR) purposes? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6167 13381 2022-05-23 30,671 0
Do you regularly bet on any of the following sports? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Football / Horse racing / Tennis / Rugby / Boxing / Other / I don't bet on any sports / Prefer not to say 0 6166 13378 2022-05-23 641 0
Should parents with young kids sit in a separate section of planes and trains? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6165 13377 2022-05-23 1,022 0
Is it ok to egg Margaret Thatcher’s statue? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6164 13376 2022-05-23 1,026 0
Would you be interested in booking a holiday in a cabin, off-grid, in a beautiful location in the wild and in the UK? radio 1. No chance / 2. I'd be interested / 3. I'm already looking / 4. I've already been to one / Prefer not to say 0 6163 13371 2022-05-20 1,061 0
How far are you willing to travel? radio 0-1 hour / 1-2 hours / 2-3 hours / 3-4 hours / 4+ hours / Prefer not to say 0 6163 13372 2022-05-20 1,061 0
How long would you want to stay for? radio 1 night / 2 nights / 3 nights / 4 nights / 5 nights / 6 nights / 7 nights / over a week / Prefer not to say 0 6163 13373 2022-05-20 1,061 0
What would you expect to pay per night? radio £100-£150 / £150-£200 / £200-£300 / Prefer not to say 0 6163 13374 2022-05-20 1,061 0
What facilities would you expect when you stay? checkbox Log burner and wood / kitchen / tv / internet / bathroom and toilet / music player / Prefer not to say 0 6163 13375 2022-05-20 1,061 0
You told us you own Panasonic wireless earbuds, which of the following models do you own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Panasonic RZ-S500WE-K / Panasonic RZ-S300WE-G / Panasonic RZ-B100W / Other / I don't own any Panasonic wireless earbuds / Prefer not to say 1 6162 13370 2022-05-20 146 0
You told us you own Jaybird wireless earbuds, which of the following models do you own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Jaybird Vista / Jaybird Vista 2 / Jaybird RUN / Jaybird RUN XT / Other / I don't own any Jaybird wireless earbuds / Prefer not to say 1 6161 13369 2022-05-20 101 0
You told us you own Sennheiser wireless earbuds, which of the following models do you own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless / Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless 2 / Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless 3 / Sennheiser CX Plus / Other / I don't own any Sennheiser wireless earbuds / Prefer not to say 1 6160 13368 2022-05-20 208 0
Do you consider yourself to be a student completing a course in higher education? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6159 13366 2022-05-20 1,180 0
Do you plan to embark into any courses in high education in the future? radio Yes, within 1-3 years / Yes, 4+ years in the future / No / Prefer not to say 0 6159 13367 2022-05-20 1,180 0
When did you notice cost of energy bills increase? radio Last month / 1-3 months ago / 4-5 months ago / 5-11 months ago / 1+ years ago / I never noticed / Prefer not to say 0 6157 13357 2022-05-20 11,888 0
Do you agree or disagree - "I am concerned about the October price cap increase" ? radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6157 13358 2022-05-20 11,888 0
Would another price cap increase make you think about switching energy provider? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 6157 13359 2022-05-20 11,888 0
What action did you take, if any, as a result of the energy cost increase? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Changed supplier / Researched onoline / Looked for deals / Asked friends / Reassessed in a few months / Cut spending elsewhere / Other / I didn't take any actions / Prefer not to say 0 6157 13360 2022-05-20 11,888 0
Which of the following do you think an energy company should prioritise? radio Saving the planet / Saving you money / Helping you save energy / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6157 13361 2022-05-20 11,888 0
How concerned are you about the current energy crisis? radio Very concerned / Somewhat concerned / Not at all concerned / Prefer not to say 0 6157 13362 2022-05-20 11,888 0
Do you agree or disagree - ‘I'm less concerned than I was 3 months ago about paying a premium for a green product / sustainable solution’ ? radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither / Disgree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6157 13363 2022-05-20 11,888 0
Do you agree or disagree - ‘In the last three months, I feel positive/empowered about taking positive action against climate change’ ? radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6157 13364 2022-05-20 11,888 0
Do you agree or disagree - ‘I am more concerned about saving money than paying for eco-friendly products’ ? radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6157 13365 2022-05-20 11,888 0
Do you expect inflation in Britain (the speed of price increases) to be higher or lower in twelve months’ time compared to now? radio About the swame / Higher / Lower / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6156 13352 2022-05-20 23,642 0
Do you expect unemployment to be higher or lower in twelve months’ time compared to now? radio About the same / Higher / Lower / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6156 13353 2022-05-20 23,642 0
Do you expect taxes to be higher or lower in twelve months’ time compared to now? radio About the same / Higher / Lower / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6156 13354 2022-05-20 23,642 0
Do you expect government spending to be higher or lower in twelve months’ time compared to now? radio About the same / Higher / lower / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6156 13355 2022-05-20 23,642 0
Do you expect interest rates for savers and borrowers to be higher or lower in twelve months’ time compared to now? radio About the same / Higher / lower / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6156 13356 2022-05-20 23,642 0
You told us you own Samsung wireless earbuds, which of the following models do you own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Galaxy Buds / Galaxy Buds Plus / Galaxy Buds Live / Galaxy Buds Pro / Galaxy Buds 2 / Other / I don't own any Samsung wireless earbuds / Prefer not to say 1 6155 13351 2022-05-19 2,276 0
Do you use technology or software as part of your job? I.e. an app to get to work or for work. radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6153 13343 2022-05-19 444 0
What are the first three words that come to mind when thinking about the process of completing your taxes? textarea textarea 0 6153 13344 2022-05-19 444 0
Which of the following resonates the most: radio I wish I had a better way to keep track of my income and expenses / I wish I had someone to track my income and expenses for me / Tracking my income and expenses is my responsibility and I should be more on top of them / Tracking income and expenses is not a problem for me / Prefer not to say 0 6153 13345 2022-05-19 444 0
Which of the following is most important when looking for help with your taxes? radio Access to an accountant / Access to a self-employment tax expert / Access to a good website with the resources needed / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6153 13346 2022-05-19 444 0
To what extent do you tend to put off completing admin tasks relating to your business? radio Very much so / Somewhat / Not really / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 6153 13347 2022-05-19 444 0
What is the reason for your previous answer? textarea textarea 0 6153 13348 2022-05-19 444 0
Do you use any tools or help to complete your taxes? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6153 13349 2022-05-19 444 0
What are they and what made you choose them? textarea textarea 0 6153 13350 2022-05-19 444 0
You told us you were self-employed, are you still self-employed? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6151 13334 2022-05-19 936 0
How do you file your taxes? radio Myself / Accountant / Software / Accountant and software / I haven't filed yet and am new to self-employment / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6151 13335 2022-05-19 936 0
How important is control when it comes to accounting and taxes? radio 1 - I want full control / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - I'm willing to give control to someone else / Prefer not to say 0 6151 13336 2022-05-19 936 0
What is the hardest part of filing your taxes? textarea textarea 0 6151 13337 2022-05-19 936 0
Which of the following is the most and least important for choosing a product or service to help with your taxes? radio Quality / Cost / Easy to use / All online process / Good customer service / Security / Reducing how much tax I pay / Good reviews / Word of mouth recommendation / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6151 13338 2022-05-19 936 0
How important is it for you to know how much money to put aside for tax each month? radio Not important / Somewhat important / Most important thing about my taxes / Prefer not to say 0 6151 13339 2022-05-19 936 0
When was the last time you spent money on a financial service and what was it? E.g tax filing service, loan, invoicing software. textarea textarea 0 6151 13340 2022-05-19 936 0
What was the most important factor in choosing that specific financial service? textarea textarea 0 6151 13341 2022-05-19 936 0
How long did it take you to make that decision? textarea textarea 0 6151 13342 2022-05-19 936 0
Which one of the following do you think is the most important renewable energy technology for combating climate change? radio Wind / Solar / Nuclear / Hydro / Biomass / Direct air capture / Carbon capture & storage / Reforestation & restorative agriculture / Geothermal / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6150 13333 2022-05-19 5,621 0
Is any of the following your role or job title? radio Lab manager/director / Head/chief/director of Haematology, Molecular or Biochemistry / General manager of pathology / Pathology operations/services/manager/director / Chief financial/medical/operating officer (C-level) / Head of blood sciences / Pathology finance director/manager / Procurement lead for Haematology, Molecular or Biochemistry / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6149 13328 2022-05-19 17 0
What type of organization is your lab in? radio Private Hospital Laboratory (non-teaching hospital) / Public Hospital Laboratory (non-teaching hospital) / Teaching/ University hospital Laboratory (teaching hospital) / Private Commercial / Reference Laboratory – standalone/independent / Private Commercial / Reference Laboratory – part of a chain / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6149 13329 2022-05-19 17 0
Does your lab / your institution’s lab have a current Managed Lab Services (MLS?) contract in place? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6149 13330 2022-05-19 17 0
Did your lab staff transfer over from your contract to being employed by the new lab services provider? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6149 13331 2022-05-19 17 0
Which provider is your current Managed Lab Services (MLS) primary vendor? radio Abbott / Roche / Siemens / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6149 13332 2022-05-19 17 0
Are you an office worker working in any of the following industries? radio Business and finance / Computing, technology and digital / Construction and trades / Healthcare / Law and legal / Other / I am not an office worker / Prefer not to say 0 6147 13318 2022-05-19 24,015 0
As part of your job are you expected to answer the phone? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6147 13319 2022-05-19 24,015 0
"Phone anxiety is a fear and avoidance of phone conversations" Did you experience this in the last 12 months at work for any of the following reasons? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I did not experience phone anxiety / Afraid I wouldn't understand the caller / I haven't been trained to answer the phone and am worried I'll do or say something wrong / I'm worried about confrontation with an unhappy or angry customer / I generally don't like answering the phone / I'm worried I might be overheard and judged by colleagues or managers / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6147 13320 2022-05-19 24,015 0
On a scale of 1-10, how anxious would you say you get about answering phones at work? radio 1 - not at all anxious / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - extremely anxious / Prefer not to say 0 6147 13321 2022-05-19 24,015 0
Have you avoided answering a work phone in the last 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6147 13322 2022-05-19 24,015 0
Does your company offer any training on how to deal with phone calls? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6147 13323 2022-05-19 24,015 0
Do you think training increases your confidence dealing with phone calls? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6147 13324 2022-05-19 24,015 0
Do you think working from home has made you more likely to suffer from phone anxiety? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6147 13325 2022-05-19 24,015 0
If you think working from home (WFH) makes you more likely to suffer from phone anxiety, why? radio There's no immediate support / Nervous I won't be able to help the caller / Afraid of confrontation if I can't help or pass them on to someone else / Other / I don’t think WFH makes me more likely to suffer from phone anxiety / Prefer not to say 0 6147 13326 2022-05-19 24,015 0
If you could choose the way customers contacted you and which of the following would be your most and least preferred options? maxdiff Phone calls / Emails / Instant messaging (like WhatsApp) / Using a chat bot on a website / Text / Prefer not to say 0 6147 13327 2022-05-19 24,015 0
You told us you own Google wireless earbuds, which of the following models do you own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox First-generation Pixel Buds / Second-generation Pixel Buds / Pixel Buds A-Series / Pixel Buds Pro / Other / I don't own any Google wireless earbuds / Prefer not to say 1 6146 13317 2022-05-18 225 0
You told us you were self-employed, are you still self-employed? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6144 13308 2022-05-18 461 0
How do you file your taxes? radio Myself / Accountant / Software / Accountant and software / I haven’t filed yet and am new to self-employment / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6144 13309 2022-05-18 461 0
How confident are you when you complete your taxes? radio 1 - not confident at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - very confident / Prefer not to say 0 6144 13310 2022-05-18 461 0
How confident are you in your understanding or finding the answer to what expenses you can claim for your taxes? radio 1 - not confident at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - very confident / Prefer not to say 0 6144 13311 2022-05-18 461 0
Do you have separate business and personal bank accounts? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6144 13312 2022-05-18 461 0
How long do you plan to be self-employed for? radio A few months / A year / 2-5 years / 5-10 years / Whole career / I have no plan / Prefer not to say 0 6144 13313 2022-05-18 461 0
Have you thought about changing your approach to how you file your taxes? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6144 13314 2022-05-18 461 0
What approach(es) for filing your taxes have you considered? textarea textarea 0 6144 13315 2022-05-18 461 0
Why have you not changed your approach to filing your taxes? textarea textarea 0 6144 13316 2022-05-18 461 0
What is your main focus when booking a holiday? radio Price / Facilities / Location / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 6143 13305 2022-05-18 140,512 0
What is on your checklist for your next holiday? (Tick all that apply) checkbox City break / Beaches / Skiing / A Villa / Hotel with a pool / Family-friendly / Adults only / All-inclusive / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 6143 13306 2022-05-18 140,512 0
When are you most likely to go on holiday? radio Winter / Summer / Spring / Autumn / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 6143 13307 2022-05-18 140,512 0
Thinking about your savings, which of the following do you do? radio I put money away as soon as I am paid / I put money away as soon as my bills are paid / I put away smaller sums at multiple points throughout the month / I wait until the end of the month and then I save whatever is left / I don't put money away / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6142 13304 2022-05-18 1,039 0
Thinking about the next five years, do you have any following plans or goals? (Tick all that apply) checkbox A house / A wedding / More savings / To have children / To gain a promotion/secure a pay rise / To start a business / To buy a car / To improve/expand my current home / To emigrate / To accumulate a general financial cushion / To invest money into stocks and shares or another investment vehicle / To increase philanthropic activities such as giving or helping charitable organisations / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6141 13301 2022-05-18 3,078 0
Do you keep track of your progress? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6141 13302 2022-05-18 3,078 0
Do you break your goal down into short term goals or keep a long term view? radio Short term goals / Long term view / Both / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6141 13303 2022-05-18 3,078 0
What's your opinion of Boris Johnson? textarea textarea 0 6140 13300 2022-05-18 289 0
You told us you own Apple wireless earbuds, which of the following models do you own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox 1st generation Airpods / Airpods Pro / Airpods Max / 2nd generation Airpods / 3rd generation Airpods / Other / i don't own any Apple wireless earbuds / Prefer not to say 1 6139 13299 2022-05-17 4,906 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 6138 13298 2022-05-17 2,003 0
Which of the following measures do you believe the UK Government should take to help ease the cost of living crisis? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Reverse the recent National Insurance rise / Cut VAT on fuel to 5% / Buy gas from Russia / Sell off the royal family’s assets / Provide free cooking lessons / Impose windfall tax on energy companies / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6137 13297 2022-05-17 7,707 0
You told us you are an office worker, do you work in any of the following industries? radio Business and finance / Computing, Technology and Digital / Construction and Trades / Healthcare / Law and Legal / Other / I am not an office worker / Prefer not to say 0 6136 13295 2022-05-17 579 0
"Phone anxiety is a fear and avoidance of phone conversations" Have you experienced this in the last 12 months at work? radio Yes, I experience phone anxiety / No, I don't experience phone anxiety / No, I don't answer phone calls at work / Prefer not to say 0 6136 13296 2022-05-17 579 0
Do you travel on the South Western Railway line? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6135 13293 2022-05-17 427 0
Do you travel to or from these locations? (Tick all that apply) checkbox London / Surrey / Hampshire / Dorset / Devon / Somerset / Berkshire / Wiltshire / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6135 13294 2022-05-17 427 0
According to Ford, by 2025, the sale of new electric vans on the road will outnumber petrol and diesel vans. What are you likely to do? radio I will never change to an electric van / I will change to an electric van ASAP / I’m unsure at the moment, I’m waiting to see what happens / Prefer not to say 0 6134 13290 2022-05-16 1,243 0
Why are you unsure about changing to an electric van for work? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Inability to charge at home / Inability to charge while working / I worry about the range / Too expensive to buy / I prefer petrol/diesel vans / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6134 13291 2022-05-16 1,243 0
Why are you unsure about changing to an electric van for work? textarea textarea 0 6134 13292 2022-05-16 1,243 0
Where do you park your (main) work vehicle when you’re not working? radio Off-street parking at home / On street at home / At work premises / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6133 13285 2022-05-16 2,758 0
How long, in hours, are your typical work shifts? number 16 / 0 0 6133 13286 2022-05-16 2,758 0
Most drivers take a number of short-breaks, and one long-break, during their working day / shift. How many short breaks do you take per working day / shift? number 99 / 0 0 6133 13287 2022-05-16 2,758 0
How long do your short breaks tend to be? radio I do not take short breaks / About 5 minutes / About 10 minutes / About 15 minutes / 20 minutes or more / Prefer not to say 0 6133 13288 2022-05-16 2,758 0
How long, in minutes, is your long break? (Please enter 0 if you don’t take one) number 240 / 0 0 6133 13289 2022-05-16 2,758 0
What is your favourite sandwich? textarea textarea 0 6132 13283 2022-05-16 752 0
Which of the following sandwich filling would you most like to eat every day for the rest of your life? radio Prawn cocktail / Cheese and ham / Falafel / Beef and horseradish / Salmon & cream cheese / Tuna, sweetcorn and mayonnaise / Coronation chicken / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6132 13284 2022-05-16 752 0
Which of the following vehicles, if any, do you drive for work purposes? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox I don’t drive for work purposes / Petrol/Diesel car / Electric car / Petrol/Diesel van / Electric van / Petrol/Diesel motorbike / Electric motorbike / Lorry / Bus / Coach / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6131 13280 2022-05-16 602 0
Do you take more or fewer breaks since you changed to an electric van? radio I haven’t changed to an electric van / Much more / Somewhat more / No change / Somewhat less / Much less / Prefer not to say 0 6131 13281 2022-05-16 602 0
Do you deliver more or less since you changed to an electric van? radio Much more / Somewhat more / No change / Somewhat less / Much less / Prefer not to say 0 6131 13282 2022-05-16 602 0
Which of the following vehicles, if any, do you drive for work purposes? (Please tick all that apply) radio I don't drive for work purposes / Petrol/Diesel car / Electric car / Petrol/Diesel van / Electric van / Petrol/Diesel motorbike / Electric motorbike / Lorry / Bus / Coach / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6130 13279 2022-05-16 2,108 0
How likely are you to book a leisure trip in the next 12 months? (a trip made outside of work/daily commuting) radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Neither likely nor unlikely / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 6129 13277 2022-05-13 26,283 0
You told us you are an office worker, do you work in any of the following industries? radio Business and finance / Computing, Technology and Digital / Construction and Trades / Healthcare / Law and Legal / Other / I am not an office worker / Prefer not to say 0 6128 13276 2022-05-13 129 0
Imagine you're in the market to buy a pizza oven to put in your back garden. If you were comparing two similar pizza ovens you liked, and one of them offered a 5-year warranty, whereas the other offered a lifetime warranty but was 20% more expensive, which would you choose? radio The cheaper one with the 5 year warranty / The more expensive one with the lifetime year warranty / Prefer not to say 0 6127 13275 2022-05-13 304 0
Imagine you're in the market to buy a pizza oven to put in your back garden. If you were comparing two similar pizza ovens you liked, and one of them offered a 3-year warranty, whereas the other offered a 5-year warranty but was 20% more expensive, which would you choose? radio The cheaper one with the 3 year warranty / The more expensive one with the 5 year warranty / Prefer not to say 0 6126 13274 2022-05-13 303 0
When shopping for appliances for your home, do you take into consideration the length of a warranty as a decision factor? radio It's something I may consider if I am comparing different products / No, it's just a "nice to have" / No, it doesn't cross my mind. I assume my statutory rights would cover any issues. / Yes, I always do / Prefer not to say 0 6125 13273 2022-05-13 302 0
When shopping for appliances for your home, do you take into consideration the length of a warranty as a decision factor? radio Yes, I always do / It's something I may consider if I am comparing different products / No, it's just a "nice to have" / No, it doesn't cross my mind. I assume my statutory rights would cover any issues. / Prefer not to say 0 6124 13270 2022-05-13 925 0
Imagine you're in the market to buy a pizza oven to put in your back garden. If you were comparing two similar pizza ovens you liked, and one of them offered a 3-year warranty, whereas the other offered a 5-year warranty, what would you do? radio I would choose the one with the 5-year warranty even if it was 20%+ more expensive. / I would choose the one with the 5-year warranty, but only if it was a similar price to the one with the 3-year warranty. / Warranty length wouldn't really influence my decision that much, I would compare based on other factors. / Prefer not to say 0 6124 13271 2022-05-13 925 0
Now, if you were comparing two similar pizza ovens you liked, and one of them offered a 5-year warranty, whereas the other offered a lifetime warranty, what would you do? radio I would buy the one that offered the lifetime warranty, even if it was 20%+ more expensive than the other one. / I would buy the one that offered the lifetime warranty, but only if it was a similar price to the other one. / Warranty length wouldn't really influence my decision that much, I would compare based on other factors. / Prefer not to say 0 6124 13272 2022-05-13 925 0
Which of the following charities have you donated to in the past? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Children in Need / Save the Children / Action For Children / The Children's society / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6123 13269 2022-05-12 553 0
What's the last book you read? textarea textarea 0 6122 13267 2022-05-12 596 0
How many books do you read, on average, per year? radio None / 1-3 / 4-6 / 7-10 / More than 10 / Prefer not to say 0 6122 13268 2022-05-12 596 0
What was the last book you read? textarea textarea 0 6121 13265 2022-05-12 697 0
How many books, on average, do you tend to read each year? radio None / 1-3 / 4-6 / 7-10 / More than 10 / Prefer not to say 0 6121 13266 2022-05-12 697 0
Are you likely or unlikely to book a leisure trip in the next 12 months? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Neither likely nor unlikely / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 6120 13264 2022-05-12 214 0
How likely are you to buy from a brand you are not familiar with if it appears on the first page of the Google results display page? radio 0 - not likely at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very likely / Prefer not to say 0 6119 13261 2022-05-12 3,019 0
How likely are you to buy from a brand you are not familiar with if it doesn’t appear on the first page of the Google results display page? radio 0 - not likely at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very likely / Prefer not to say 0 6119 13262 2022-05-12 3,019 0
Do you shop for fashion items more online or in-store? radio Entirely online / More often online / Evenly split / More often in-store / Entirely in-store / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6119 13263 2022-05-12 3,019 0
How likely are you to buy from a brand you are familiar with if it appears in the top 5 positions on the Google results display page? radio 0 - not likely at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very likely / Prefer not to say 0 6118 13258 2022-05-12 3,057 0
How likely are you to buy from a brand you are familiar with if it appears in the bottom 5 positions on the Google results display page? radio 0 - not likely at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very likely / Prefer not to say 0 6118 13259 2022-05-12 3,057 0
How likely are you to buy from a brand you are familiar with if it doesn’t appear on the first page of the Google results display page? radio 0 - not likely at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very likely / Prefer not to say 0 6118 13260 2022-05-12 3,057 0
Do you expect a brand you are familiar with to appear high up on the Google results display page? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 6117 13255 2022-05-12 3,079 0
Are you more or less likely to click on an item on the Google results display page if it is a paid ad? radio 0 - not likely at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very likely / Prefer not to say 0 6117 13256 2022-05-12 3,079 0
Are you more or less likely to click on an item on Google results display page if it appears organically? radio 0 - not likely at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very likely / Prefer not to say 0 6117 13257 2022-05-12 3,079 0
When searching for an item to buy on Google, how much does the brand name matter when deciding on which item to click on? radio 0 - does not matter at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - matters very much / Prefer not to say 0 6116 13252 2022-05-12 3,060 0
When searching for an item to buy on Google, how much does the product description matter when deciding on which item to click on? radio 0 - does not matter at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - matters very much / Prefer not to say 0 6116 13253 2022-05-12 3,060 0
When searching for a fashion item on Google, do you click on the first item that shows up on the Google results display page? radio All the time / Very often / Often / Sometimes / Not often / Never / Prefer not to say 0 6116 13254 2022-05-12 3,060 0
When searching for an item to buy on Google, how much does the visual appeal of the item matter when deciding on which item to click on? radio 0 - does not matter at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - matters very much / Prefer not to say 0 6115 13249 2022-05-12 3,165 0
When searching for an item to buy on Google, how much does the order of appearance on Google results display page matter when deciding on which item to click on? radio 0 - does not matter at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - matters very much / Prefer not to say 0 6115 13250 2022-05-12 3,165 0
When searching for an item to buy on Google, how much does the price of the item matter when deciding on which item to click on? radio 0 - does not matter at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - matters very much / Prefer not to say 0 6115 13251 2022-05-12 3,165 0
How often do you check the social media accounts of fashion brands before making a final purchasing decision? radio All the time / Very often / Often / Sometimes / Not often / Never / Prefer not to say 0 6114 13246 2022-05-12 3,029 0
How important are the social media accounts of fashion brands when making a final purchasing decision? radio 0 - not important at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very important / Prefer not to say 0 6114 13247 2022-05-12 3,029 0
When searching for a particular item online, do you search for the item plus a brand name, or only generic item names? (For example, ‘black shoes Kurt Geiger’, as opposed to ‘black shoes’) radio Item + brand name / Generic item name / Prefer not to say 0 6114 13248 2022-05-12 3,029 0
How important is brand familiarity when making a final purchasing decision online? radio 0 - not important at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very important / Prefer not to say 0 6113 13243 2022-05-12 3,028 0
How likely are you to buy from an unknown brand in-store? radio 0 - not likely at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very likely / Prefer not to say 0 6113 13244 2022-05-12 3,028 0
How likely are you to buy from an unknown brand online? radio 0 - not likely at all / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very likely / Prefer not to say 0 6113 13245 2022-05-12 3,028 0
Thinking about your rental properties as a landlord/landlady, do you have a mortgage or do you own outright? radio I have a mortgage(s) / I own outright / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6112 13242 2022-05-12 201 0
You told us you are a vegetarian, are you still a vegetarian? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6111 13241 2022-05-11 108 0
Do you invest in any of the following properties? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Residential properties / Commerical properties / Industrial properties / Healthcare properties / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6109 13239 2022-05-11 1,103 0
Have you paid for any of the following home improvement expenses in the last 12 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Purchased home improvement products/materials / Hired home improvement equipments / Hired home improvement contractors / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6108 13238 2022-05-11 296 0
You told us you are a tradesman/tradeswoman, do you use paint as part of your job? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6107 13237 2022-05-11 106 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 6103 13230 2022-05-10 2,026 0
What's your biggest motivation when travelling to the airport? checkbox Speed / Cost / Directness / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6102 13228 2022-05-10 199 0
If 'Other', what is your motivation? textarea textarea 0 6102 13229 2022-05-10 199 0
You told us you are a landlord/landlady, which of the following properties do you rent out? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Residential / Commercial / Industrial / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6101 13227 2022-05-10 109 0
Do you pay into a pension pot? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6100 13221 2022-05-10 6,098 0
Is this automatically done via a workplace pension? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6100 13222 2022-05-10 6,098 0
Are you aware of how much you pay each month? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6100 13223 2022-05-10 6,098 0
Are you aware of how much your employer contributes each month? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6100 13224 2022-05-10 6,098 0
Do you pay in to any additional pension schemes? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6100 13225 2022-05-10 6,098 0
Have you ever considered saving more for an early retirement? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6100 13226 2022-05-10 6,098 0
You told us you work in the real estate and property industry, do you consider yourself a property professional? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6098 13211 2022-05-10 1,389 0
Do you consider your business GDPR compliant when communicating with customers? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6098 13212 2022-05-10 1,389 0
Do you use WhatsApp when communicating with customers? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6098 13213 2022-05-10 1,389 0
Does your company use WhatsApp Business or the regular WhatsApp service when communicating with customers? radio WhatsApp Business / Regular WhatsApp service / Both / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 6098 13214 2022-05-10 1,389 0
Do you believe that WhatsApp Business: - radio Automatically makes you GDPR compliant when messaging customers / Helps to enable you to be GDPR compliant if utilised properly / Does not make you GDPR compliant / Prefer not to say 0 6098 13215 2022-05-10 1,389 0
Does your company implement opt in consent for customers, which specifically includes WhatsApp? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6098 13216 2022-05-10 1,389 0
Do you utilise an automated welcome message to clearly explain about data usage and offer opt-in? radio Yes / Yes but prior to messaging on WhatsApp/via a different channel / no / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6098 13217 2022-05-10 1,389 0
Do you provide a ‘Right to be Forgotten’ above and beyond the customers ability to block your company on WhatsApp? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6098 13218 2022-05-10 1,389 0
Does your company carry out WhatsApp communications via secure networks and devices? radio Yes / We use our personal phones but secure networks / We use our personal phones and personal networks / A mixture of both / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6098 13219 2022-05-10 1,389 0
Does your company record any personal data it obtains via WhatsApp? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6098 13220 2022-05-10 1,389 0
What's your preferred method of transport to the airport? textarea textarea 0 6097 13209 2022-05-10 408 0
Why is this your preferred method of transport? textarea textarea 0 6097 13210 2022-05-10 408 0
What's your favourite movie? textarea textarea 0 6096 13208 2022-05-09 324 0
Thinking about the last 18 months, have you bought a property via an estate agent in any of the following London boroughs? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Westminster / Hammersmith and Fulham / Islington / Kenginston and Chelsea / Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea / Kensington and Chelsea, Westminster / Wesminster Camden / Ealing / Ealing Common / Hounslow / Bromley / Lewisham, Greenwich / Southwark / Lewisham / Hillingdon / Lambeth / Lambeth, Southwark / Wandsworth / Kingston Upon Themes / Merton / Lambeth, Wandsworth / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6095 13204 2022-05-09 4,087 0
Thinking about the last 18 months, have you sold a property via an estate agent in any of the following London boroughs? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Westminster / Hammersmith and Fulham / Islington / Kensington and Chelsea. / Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea / Kensington and Chelsea, Westminster / Wesminster Camden / Ealing / Ealing Common / Hounslow / Bromley / Lewisham, Greenwich / Southwark / Lewisham / Hillingdon / Lambeth / Lambeth, Southwark / Wandsworth / Kingston Upon Themes / Merton / Lambeth, Wandsworth / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6095 13205 2022-05-09 4,087 0
Thinking about the last 18 months, have you rented a property via an estate agent in any of the following London boroughs? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Westminster / Hammersmith and Fulham / Islington / Kensington and Chelsea / Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea / Kensington and Chelsea, Westminster / Wesminster Camden / Ealing / Ealing Common / Hounslow / Bromley / Lewisham, Greenwich / Southwark / Lewisham / Hillingdon / Lambeth / Lambeth, Southwark / Wandsworth / Kingston Upon Themes / Merton / Lambeth, Wandsworth / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6095 13206 2022-05-09 4,087 0
Thinking about the last 18 months, have you let a property via an estate agent in any of the following London boroughs? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Westminster / Hammersmith and Fulham / Islington / Kensington and Chelsea / Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea / Kensington and Chelsea, Westminster / Wesminster Camden / Ealing / Ealing Common / Hounslow / Bromley / Lewisham, Greenwich / Southwark / Lewisham / Hillingdon / Lambeth / Lambeth, Southwark / Wandsworth / Kingston Upon Themes / Merton / Lambeth, Wandsworth / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6095 13207 2022-05-09 4,087 0
What is the first thing you think of when you think of Dennis Waterman? textarea textarea 0 6094 13203 2022-05-09 160 0
You told us you work in the healthcare industry, are you a healthcare professional? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6093 13202 2022-05-09 106 0
When did you last buy a property via estate agents in the London market? radio Less than 1 year ago / 1-2 years ago / 2-3 years ago / 3+ years ago / Never / Prefer not to say 0 6091 13197 2022-05-06 2,083 0
When did you last sell a property via estate agents in the London market? radio Less than 1 year ago / 1-2 years ago / 2-3 years ago / 3+ years ago / Never / Prefer not to say 0 6091 13198 2022-05-06 2,083 0
When did you last let a property via estate agents in the London market? radio Less than 1 year ago / 1-2 years ago / 2-3 years ago / 3+ years ago / Never / Prefer not to say 0 6091 13199 2022-05-06 2,083 0
When did you last rent a property via estate agents in the London market? radio Less than 1 year ago / 1-2 years ago / 2-3 years ago / 3+ years ago / Never / Prefer not to say 0 6091 13200 2022-05-06 2,083 0
What department do you work in? radio Advertising / Customer service / Marketing / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6090 13193 2022-05-06 1,015 0
What is your job role? radio Individual contributor / Team lead / Manager / Senior manager / Regional manager / Vice president / Management/C-level / Partner / Owner / Volunteer / Intern / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6090 13194 2022-05-06 1,015 0
Please name as many marketing automation and customer retention suppliers you are familiar with. textarea textarea 0 6090 13195 2022-05-06 1,015 0
Which of the following marketing automation or customer retention suppliers are you aware of? (Please tick as many as you recognise) checkbox Hello Market / Mail Chimp / Dotdigital / Scribeless / Inkpact / Hubspot / Pardot / Simplynoted / Salesforce / Roboquil / Klaviyo / Snapmail / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6090 13196 2022-05-06 1,015 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 6089 13190 2022-05-06 160 0
Suppose at the next general election that all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that Labour and the Liberal Democrats have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Green. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Green / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6089 13191 2022-05-06 160 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 6088 13187 2022-05-06 1,243 0
Suppose at the next general election that all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that Labour and the Liberal Democrats have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Green. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Green / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6088 13188 2022-05-06 1,243 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 6087 13184 2022-05-06 282 0
Suppose at the next general election that all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that Labour and the Greens have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Liberal Democrat. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6087 13185 2022-05-06 282 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 6086 13181 2022-05-06 4,125 0
Suppose at the next general election that all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that Labour and the Greens have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Liberal Democrat. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6086 13182 2022-05-06 4,125 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 6085 13178 2022-05-06 1,243 0
Suppose at the next general election that all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that the Liberal Democrats and the Greens have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Labour. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Labour / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6085 13179 2022-05-06 1,243 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 6084 13175 2022-05-06 24,876 0
Suppose at the next general election that all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that the Liberal Democrats and the Greens have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Labour. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Labour / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6084 13176 2022-05-06 24,876 0
When did you last buy or sell a property via estate agents in the London market? radio Less than 1 year ago / 1 - 2 years ago / 2 - 3 years ago / 3+ years ago / Never / Prefer not to say 0 6083 13172 2022-05-06 1,544 0
When did you last let or rent a property via estate agents in the London market? radio Less than 1 year ago / 1 - 2 years ago / 2 - 3 years ago / 3+ years ago / Never / Prefer not to say 0 6083 13173 2022-05-06 1,544 0
Are you likely to buy, sell, rent or let any properties in London via estate agents in the next 6 months? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not at all likely / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6083 13174 2022-05-06 1,544 0
Do you work in any of the following industries? radio Professional services / Retail / Hospitality / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6082 13170 2022-05-05 464 0
Do you occupy any of the following C-level positions? (Tick all that apply) checkbox CEO / CPO / CTO / CCO / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6081 13168 2022-05-05 6 0
Which of the following retail e-commerce business do you work in? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Furniture / High end fashion / Second-hand cars / Car hire / Tourism/holidays/hotels / Jewllery/watches / Technology / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6081 13169 2022-05-05 6 0
Are there local elections taking place in your area? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6080 13165 2022-05-05 29,138 0
Have you voted yet in the local elections? radio I have / I haven't but will do later today / I haven't and I won't vote / Prefer not to say 0 6080 13166 2022-05-05 29,138 0
You told us you are a tradesperson/tradesman/tradeswoman, are you any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Plumber / Electrician / Painter / Decorator / Builder / Car mechanic / Other / I am not a tradesperson / Prefer not to say 0 6079 13164 2022-05-05 156 0
What do you think of Kanye West? textarea textarea 0 6078 13163 2022-05-04 1,072 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 6076 13161 2022-05-04 2,006 0
Has the Keir Starmer "beergate" scandal made you less likely to vote for a Labour candidate in tomorrow's local elections? radio Very much / Somewhat / Not at all / I was never going to vote Labour / There are no local elections in my area / Prefer not to say 0 6075 13160 2022-05-04 5,852 0
Which of these is the most iconic British bake? radio Carrot cake / Victoria sponge / Black forest gateau / Trifle / Tray bake / Cupcakes / Lemon drizzle cake / Banana bread / Cheesecake / Prefer not to say 0 6074 13159 2022-05-04 1,056 0
Which of the following product reviews websites have you read in the past 12 months? checkbox Trusted Reviews / Tech Radar / Pocket Lint / CNet / Best Reviews / Expert Reviews / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6073 13158 2022-05-04 221 0
Have you ever heard of the YouTuber 'MrBeast'? radio Yes I have / No I haven't / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 6071 13156 2022-05-03 315 0
Are you currently attending any of the following universities? radio University of Nottingham / UCL / Queen Mary University / Newcastle University / Other / I am not attending any university / Prefer not to say 0 6070 13155 2022-05-03 494 0
What's the first word that comes to mind when you think of Asda? textarea textarea 0 6069 13154 2022-04-29 234 0
Should smokers be allowed cigarette breaks? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6064 13148 2022-04-29 4,997 0
Do you think allowing cigarette breaks is unfair on non-smokers? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6064 13149 2022-04-29 4,997 0
Should employees with children get priority when looking time off for holidays over childless employees? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6064 13150 2022-04-29 4,997 0
Thinking about current TV ad actors and the propensity for mixed race couples and families, are British TV ads truly representative of Britain? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6064 13151 2022-04-29 4,997 0
Do you ever use glucose supplements? These could be in the form of gels, tablets, chews, etc. radio Yes, I use them regularly / Yes, I use them occasionally / Yes, but I use them rarely / Yes, I use them as required / No, but I am open to using them / No, and I don’t think I am likely to / Prefer not to say 0 6063 13143 2022-04-29 5,505 0
Do you have any of the below health conditions? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Type 1 diabetes / Muscular conditions (including limited joint mobility) / Dairy / gluten / other allergy / Dairy / gluten / other intolerance / Thyroid disease (hypothyroidism / hyperthyroidism) / Other auto-immune disease (such as Crohns, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, RheumatoidArthritis, etc.) / Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) / Mental health condition (depression, anxiety, etc.) / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome / Other health conditions / I don't have any health conditions / Prefer not to say 0 6063 13144 2022-04-29 5,505 0
What do you use, or think you would use, glucose supplements for? (Tick all that apply) checkbox For management of a health condition / For sports performance / To help with general tiredness / To help with a hormone deficiency / For an energy boost / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6063 13145 2022-04-29 5,505 0
Which of the following brands have you heard of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Lift Glucose Shot / Lift Glucose Tablets / Dextro Energy Tablets / Dextro Energy drink / Dextro Energy Gel / Dextro Energy glucogel / SiS GO Gel / GlucoGel Dextrose Gel / I have not heard of any of these brands / Prefer not to say 0 6063 13146 2022-04-29 5,505 0
Which of the following brands have you bought before? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Lift Glucose Shot / Lift Glucose Tablets / Dextro Energy Tablets / Dextro Energy drink / Dextro Energy Gel / Dextro Energy glucogel / SiS GO Gel / GlucoGel Dextrose Gel / I have not bought any of these brands before / Prefer not to say 0 6063 13147 2022-04-29 5,505 0
Which of the following have you purchased in the past 6 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Furniture / Homewares / Small electric appliances / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6062 13140 2022-04-28 42,334 0
Which of the following retailers would you consider buying furniture/homewares from? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Argos / Sainsbury's / Habitat / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6062 13141 2022-04-28 42,334 0
Would you consider buying meal kits? radio Yes, I already buy meal kits / Yes, I would consider buying meal kits / No / I don't know what meal kits are / Prefer not to say 0 6061 13134 2022-04-28 4,272 0
Thinking of a HelloFresh Christmas box, which of the following would you find the most and least appealing? maxdiff Fully vegetarian box / Turkey box plus a vegetarian option / Basic budget box / Prefer not to say 0 6061 13139 2022-04-28 4,272 0
Are you a customer of any of the following recipe box companies? (Tick all that apply) checkbox HelloFresh / Gousto / Morrisons Eat Fresh / Other / I am not a customer of recipe box companies / Prefer not to say 0 6060 13128 2022-04-28 4,650 0
At what price (£) would a HelloFresh Christmas box for four people be so expensive that you would not consider buying it? number 0 6060 13129 2022-04-28 4,650 0
At what price (£) would you describe a HelloFresh Christmas box for four people as expensive but you would still buy it? number 0 6060 13130 2022-04-28 4,650 0
At what price (£) would a HelloFresh Christmas box for four people be a bargain, i.e. a great buy for the money? number 0 6060 13131 2022-04-28 4,650 0
At what price (£) would a HelloFresh Christmas box for four people be so cheap that you would doubt its quality and not buy it? number 0 6060 13132 2022-04-28 4,650 0
Thinking of a HelloFresh Christmas box, which of the following would you find the most and least appealing? maxdiff Fully vegetarian box / Turkey box plus a vegetarian option / Basic budget box / Prefer not to say 0 6060 13133 2022-04-28 4,650 0
Which of the following tobacco products do you use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Factory Manufactured Cigarettes/Fine Cut (combustibles e.g. cigarettes) / New Category: Closed System, Open System, Disposables, Modern Oral, Tobacco Heated Products / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6059 13125 2022-04-28 1,027 0
How often do you smoke? radio Once or more per day / Once or more per week (but less than once per day) / Less than once per week / Prefer not to say 0 6059 13126 2022-04-28 1,027 0
Would you consider trying out new categories smoking products (Vapour/Modern Oral/THP)? radio I already use them / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6059 13127 2022-04-28 1,027 0
Which of the following have you bought in the past 6 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Homewares / Furniture / Electrical appliances / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6058 13123 2022-04-28 1,084 0
Which of the following retailers would you consider buying homewares/furniture from? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Sainbury's / Argos / Habitat / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6058 13124 2022-04-28 1,084 0
Do you use your personal phone for business purposes? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6057 13116 2022-04-28 7,729 0
Do you communicate with clients and/or colleagues via IM apps such as WhatsApp? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6057 13117 2022-04-28 7,729 0
Have you ever accidentally sent a personal message meant for a partner, friends or family to a colleague or client via an app such as Whatsapp? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6057 13118 2022-04-28 7,729 0
Was this message direct or in a group? radio Direct message / Group message / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6057 13119 2022-04-28 7,729 0
Were you able to delete it before they saw it? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6057 13120 2022-04-28 7,729 0
At the time were you under the influence of alcohol or drugs? radio Alcohol / Drugs / Both / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 6057 13121 2022-04-28 7,729 0
What was the nature of this message? (Tick all that apply) checkbox General conversation / Something insulting about that colleague or client / Something generally rude or insulting / A meme / A sext / An X-rated photo of you / An X-rated photo of someone else / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6057 13122 2022-04-28 7,729 0
When searching for your last property, how important were the online photos of a property in catching your attention? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not important at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6055 13108 2022-04-28 8,805 0
How important were these photos when forming a good first impression of a property? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not at all important / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6055 13109 2022-04-28 8,805 0
Would you be more inclined to view a property with: - radio Good photos / An interactive tour / Both / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 6055 13110 2022-04-28 8,805 0
Would you be less inclined to view a property with: - radio Particularly bad photos / No virtual tour / Both / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 6055 13111 2022-04-28 8,805 0
Would you be inclined to offer below asking price for a property that wasn’t well portrayed online? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6055 13112 2022-04-28 8,805 0
Would a property with poor photos negatively influence your opinion of the agent selling that property? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6055 13113 2022-04-28 8,805 0
If yes, which of the below would describe your thoughts on the agent? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Unprofessional / Lazy / Low budget/cuts corners / Poor service / Stuck in the past / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6055 13114 2022-04-28 8,805 0
Did you waste time viewing unsuitable properties because the photos weren’t up to standard or it didn’t offer a virtual tour? I.e - You couldn’t tell from the property listing if the property was right for you. radio Yes - One / Yes - Two to five / Yes - Six to nine / Yes - Ten or more / No / Prefer not to say 0 6055 13115 2022-04-28 8,805 0
What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Luton? textarea textarea 0 6053 13106 2022-04-27 357 0
Do you think Elon Musk's Twitter takeover is good or bad for Twitter? radio Very good / Good / Neutral / Bad / Very bad / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6051 13100 2022-04-27 18,786 0
Do you think Elon Musk's Twitter takeover is good or bad for free speech? radio Very good / Good / Neutral / Bad / Very bad / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6051 13101 2022-04-27 18,786 0
Do you think Elon Musk's Twitter takeover is good or bad for democracy? radio Very good / Good / Neutral / Bad / Very bad / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6051 13102 2022-04-27 18,786 0
Do you think Elon Musk's Twitter takeover is good or bad for social media in general? radio Very good / Good / Neutral / Bad / Very bad / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6051 13103 2022-04-27 18,786 0
Do you think Elon Musk's Twitter takeover is good or bad for media in general? radio Very good / Good / Neutral / Bad / Very bad / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6051 13104 2022-04-27 18,786 0
Why do you think it's bad for democracy? textarea textarea 0 6051 13105 2022-04-27 18,786 0
Which of the following beauty care products, if any, do you regularly use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Makeup / Facial skincare / Fragrance / Hair care / Body care / Nail products / Other / I don't use any beauty care products / Prefer not to say 1 6046 13092 2022-04-26 69,379 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6045 13091 2022-04-26 2,004 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 6044 13090 2022-04-26 10,011 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 6043 13089 2022-04-26 10,009 0
What powers your main car? radio Diesel / Petrol / Diesel/petrol & Electric (hybrid) / Electricity / Don't know / I don't have a car / Prefer not to say 1 6042 13088 2022-04-26 Car type 182,783 365
How would you characterise the place where you live? radio Urban / Suburban / Rural / Other / I don't know / Prefer not to say 1 6041 13087 2022-04-25 Urban / rural 126,967 0
If you own/lease a car(s), did you buy them new or used? radio New / Used / New and used / I don't own/lease cars / Prefer not to say 1 6040 13086 2022-04-25 61,529 0
How many cars are there in your household (including leasing or company cars)? radio None / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4+ / Prefer not to say 1 6039 13085 2022-04-25 62,201 0
What's the first word you think of when you think of Boris Johnson? textarea textarea 0 6038 13084 2022-04-23 224 0
Which of the following seniority best describe your role in your business? radio Owner, partner, executive members or equivalent / Senior manager or above / Junior manager or below / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6035 13080 2022-04-22 3,795 0
To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose a ban on the import and sale of animal fur in the UK? radio Strongly support / Tend to support / Neither support nor oppose / Tend to oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6034 13079 2022-04-22 1,013 0
In the year 2000, the farming of animals for fur was banned in the UK, however the import and sale of fur from animals farmed overseas is still permitted. To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose a ban on the import and sale of animal fur in the UK? radio Strongly support / Tend to support / Tend to oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6033 13078 2022-04-21 1,015 0
Do you frequently use the M6 Toll? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6032 13077 2022-04-21 277 0
What brand and/or model of car would you like to own next? textarea textarea 0 6031 13075 2022-04-21 583 0
When do you think you will buy a new car? radio In the next 3 months / In the next 3-6 months / Within 6-12 month / After 12 months / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6031 13076 2022-04-21 583 0
You told us you work in customer/client service, do you still work in customer/client service? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6030 13073 2022-04-21 208 0
Are you a manager? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6030 13074 2022-04-21 208 0
You told us you work in the advertising industry, do you still work in the advertising industry? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6029 13071 2022-04-21 24 0
Are you a manager? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6029 13072 2022-04-21 24 0
Do you plan on buying a brand new car in the near future? radio Yes, within the next year / Yes, in 1-3 years / Yes, in 3+ years / No plans for now / Prefer not to say 0 6027 13069 2022-04-20 358 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6026 13068 2022-04-19 2,008 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 6025 13067 2022-04-19 10,023 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 6024 13066 2022-04-19 10,071 0
Do you consider your organisation to be in the public sector? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6023 13065 2022-04-19 103 0
Which of the following companies provides clean water and/or sewerage services to your household? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Affinity Water / Anglian Water / Cambridge Water / Essex and Suffolk Water / Hartlepool Water / Severn Trent Water / Other / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6022 13063 2022-04-19 10,691 0
Are you any of the following? radio Head of Radiology / Radiologist / Chief (CT - computed tomograhy) Technologist / CT (computed tomograhy) Technologist / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6021 13062 2022-04-19 1,156 0
What's the first word, or phrase, that comes to mind when you think of the UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson? textarea textarea 0 6020 13060 2022-04-19 717 0
Boris Johnson has received a fixed penalty notice for breaking Covid restrictions. Should he now resign? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6020 13061 2022-04-19 717 0
Are you any of the following? radio Armed Forces Personnel (Army, Navy, RAF) / Firefighter / Police Officer / NHS Clinician (including Nurses and Paramedics) / Teacher/lecturer / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6019 13059 2022-04-19 1,063 0
Do you agree or disagree with the government's plan to send to Rwanda those asylum seekers who are single men and cross the Channel by boat or lorry? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree not disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6015 13055 2022-04-14 6,231 0
Which of the following did you deem the most important when looking to buy a house? radio Build quality / Private green space within the development, block or immediate area / Running costs - energy bills, council tax etc / Onsite amenities such as a gym or social outlet like a cafe / Nearby transport links / Off street parking / Sustainability e.g green energy such as solar panels / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6014 13054 2022-04-14 1,023 0
How pivotal is your mobile phone when it comes to your day to day job? radio Very / Somewhat / Not at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6012 13046 2022-04-14 9,007 0
Is your work phone also your personal phone? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6012 13047 2022-04-14 9,007 0
How often do you deal with work related communications outside of your working hours? radio Very often / Somewhat often / Not at all often / Prefer not to say 0 6012 13048 2022-04-14 9,007 0
How are these communications mostly dealt with? radio Phone call / Email / Message - text, Whatsapp, iMessage etc / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6012 13049 2022-04-14 9,007 0
Has your workload increased as a result of the pandemic property market boom? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6012 13050 2022-04-14 9,007 0
Has this led to an increase in the number of work related communications you make outside of your working hours? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6012 13051 2022-04-14 9,007 0
Does receiving or replying to work related communications outside of your working hours prevent you from differentiating between your work and personal life? radio Yes - Replying / Yes - Even just receiving them / No / Prefer not to say 0 6012 13052 2022-04-14 9,007 0
Would you say this inability to completely switch off from work increases fatigue and/or stress? radio Fatigue / Stress / Both / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 6012 13053 2022-04-14 9,007 0
You told us you work in the real estate & property industry, do you still work in the industry? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6012 13057 2022-04-14 9,007 0
Thinking about your last property transaction, how easy did you find it to contact your estate agent? radio Very / Somewhat / Not at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6011 13042 2022-04-14 4,114 0
What was the primary channel of communication between you and your estate agent? radio Email / Phone / Message - text, Whatsapp, iMessage etc / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6011 13043 2022-04-14 4,114 0
What is your preferred method of communication? radio Email / Phone / Message - text, Whatsapp, iMessage etc / Other / Prefer not to say 0 6011 13044 2022-04-14 4,114 0
Do you expect to be able to communicate with your estate agent outside of the traditional 9am-5pm working hours? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6011 13045 2022-04-14 4,114 0
Where compliance with regard to anti-money laundering is concerned, does your company: - radio Carry out its own checks / Utilise a professional company to handle AML compliance for you / Don't know / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6009 13033 2022-04-14 10,028 0
Which of the below best describes your attitude about AML compliance? radio We’re the frontline in the fight against it / It’s a pain, but I understand/appreciate why we need to do it / It should be the Government/authorities problem/responsibility, not ours / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6009 13034 2022-04-14 10,028 0
Have you ever been trained to spot the potential warning signs of money laundering within a property transaction? radio Yes, by my employer / Yes, by a professional AML company / Yes, by another person/company / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6009 13035 2022-04-14 10,028 0
Do you think it should be a legal requirement that homebuyers and sellers are subject to AML checks before they are allowed to buy or sell a house? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6009 13036 2022-04-14 10,028 0
Do you think HMRC should do more to proactively help the property industry prevent AML rather than clamping down by issuing fines? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6009 13037 2022-04-14 10,028 0
Thinking about your company’s AML compliance process are you worried that it might not stand up to scrutiny by HMRC? radio Yes / Yes, but I don’t think it will ever happen to us / No / Prefer not to say 0 6009 13038 2022-04-14 10,028 0
Thinking candidly about your own personal performance targets and additional income opportunities such as commission from a sale, which is more important? radio Hitting my targets / Additional earning opportunities / Hitting my target and additional earning opportunities / AML Compliance / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6009 13039 2022-04-14 10,028 0
Again, thinking candidly about your own personal point of view, would you turn a blind eye, intentionally or unintentionally, to potential AML warning signs in order to reach your own workplace targets or to increase your earnings? radio Yes, intentionally / Yes, perhaps unintentionally / No / Don't know / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6009 13040 2022-04-14 10,028 0
The cost of living has increased sharply and is due to keep on rising this year. Does this strain on your personal finances influence your feelings with regard to the last question? radio Yes, it makes me more likely to turn a blind eye to AML compliance / It’s a worry, but I wouldn’t neglect my responsibilities re AML compliance / No / Don't know / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6009 13041 2022-04-14 10,028 0
You told us you work in the real estate & property industry, do you still work in the industry? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 6009 13056 2022-04-14 10,028 0
How long have you lived at your current city/region? radio Less than 1 year / 1-2 years / 3+ years / Prefer not to say 0 6008 13031 2022-04-14 443 0
Which of the following forms of online digital content are you familiar with? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Short-form videos/Short format videos / Interactive live where it is possible to interact with the creator as the creator can see and respond to viewers' comments and interactions / Non-interactive, live streamed videos which is either pre-made or the characters inside is unable to respond or interact with the viewers, such as streamers / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 6008 13032 2022-04-14 443 0
Do you have a membership card with any of the following cinema chains? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Vue / Odeon / Cineworld / Picturehouse / Curzon / Every-man / Showcase / Other / I don't have a membership card with any cinema chains / Prefer not to say 1 6006 13029 2022-04-12 48,617 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6005 13028 2022-04-12 2,009 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 6004 13027 2022-04-12 10,001 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 6003 13026 2022-04-12 10,000 0
Following the Metropolitan Police investigation into breaches of Covid laws during lockdown, commonly referred to as "Partygate", it has been confirmed that Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak are to receive fixed penalty notices for breaking the law. Should the prime minister and/or chancellor now resign? radio Prime minister Boris Johnson should resign / Chancellor Rishi Sunak should resign / Both should resign / Neither should resign / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 6001 13024 2022-04-12 4,977 0
Have the recent flight cancellations deterred you from traveling abroad this Easter? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6000 13020 2022-04-12 4,058 0
Which aspect of flying do you find most infuriating? radio Flights being canceled / Flights being delayed / Baggage being lost / Airport security delays / Airport check in delays / Generally poor communication from the airline/provider / Additional charges e.g. for extra baggage allowance / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6000 13021 2022-04-12 4,058 0
Thinking about the summer holidays, will you plan a holiday abroad? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6000 13022 2022-04-12 4,058 0
What do you consider the biggest worry about foreign travel this summer? radio I’m worried there will be more flight cancellations/disruption / I’m still worried about Covid / I’m worried about Covid restrictions in other countries / Affordability due to the increasing cost of living / I have a fear of flying / I’m worried about the threat of terrorism / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 6000 13023 2022-04-12 4,058 0
The government recently announced in the March Budget that they will be increasing the threshold for payment of National Insurance from £190 per week to £242 per week, reducing the amount paid in National Insurance by employees. Were you aware of this and that the amount of national insurance you will contribute is due to decrease? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5999 13013 2022-04-12 7,121 0
Are you aware that this reduction in national insurance isn’t due to be implemented until July of this year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5999 13014 2022-04-12 7,121 0
Based on the current average UK salary of £31,447, the average person stands to save £126.13 per year from July compared to the last financial year of 21/22. Would this saving be significant to you when it comes to addressing the current increase in the cost of living? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5999 13015 2022-04-12 7,121 0
The government also announced last Autumn that there will be a 1.25% increase to the income thresholds at which national insurance is calculated. Were you aware of this? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5999 13016 2022-04-12 7,121 0
Are you also aware that this increase was implemented as of this April? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5999 13017 2022-04-12 7,121 0
Therefore, are you aware that between April and July of this year, this change means the average employee will actually see the national insurance they pay increase by £232.15 before the reduction due in July? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5999 13018 2022-04-12 7,121 0
Would this shorter term increase put a strain on your current financial situation along with the increasing cost of living? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5999 13019 2022-04-12 7,121 0
Do you play any of the following games? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Warhammer / Elderscrolls / Magic the Gathering / Minecraft / FIFA / Fortnite / Dungeons and Dragons / Roblox / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 5998 13012 2022-04-12 48,705 0
Do you collect any memorabilia of the following franchises? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Warhammer / Fortnite / FIFA / Fantastic Beasts / Elder Scrolls / Yu-Gi-Oh! / Pokemon / Minecraft / Harry Potter / Magic the Gathering / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 5997 13011 2022-04-12 48,495 0
Have you watched any of the following films? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them / Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald / Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore / Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone / Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets / Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban / Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire / Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix / Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince / Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows / The Hobbit / The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring / The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers / The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 5996 13010 2022-04-12 47,044 0
Would you consider buying meal kits? radio Yes, I already buy meal kits / Yes, I would consider buying meal kits / No / I don't know what meal kits are / Prefer not to say 0 5992 13006 2022-04-12 211 0
Do you agree or disagree that there should be a new UK law to ban advertising of those venues abroad where such treatment happens? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5990 13004 2022-04-11 6,537 0
Do you recently recall encountering an ad for any of the following broadband providers? (Tick all that apply) checkbox BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5989 13002 2022-04-11 3,002 0
Which one of these broadband providers would you consider to support your online gaming? radio BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5989 13003 2022-04-11 3,002 0
Do you recently recall encountering an ad for any of the following broadband providers? (Tick all that apply) checkbox BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5988 13000 2022-04-11 3,002 0
Which one of these broadband providers would you consider to support your online gaming? radio BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5988 13001 2022-04-11 3,002 0
Do you recently recall encountering an ad for any of the following broadband providers? (Tick all that apply) checkbox BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5987 12998 2022-04-11 3,001 0
Which one of these broadband providers would you consider to support your children's education? radio BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5987 12999 2022-04-11 3,001 0
Do you recently recall encountering an ad for any of the following broadband providers? (Tick all that apply) checkbox BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5986 12996 2022-04-11 3,009 0
Which one of these broadband providers would you consider to support your children's education? radio BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5986 12997 2022-04-11 3,009 0
Do you recently recall encountering an ad for any of the following broadband providers? (Tick all that apply) checkbox BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5985 12994 2022-04-11 503 0
Which one of these broadband providers would you consider to support you running your own business? radio BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5985 12995 2022-04-11 503 0
Do you recently recall encountering an ad for any of the following broadband providers? (Tick all that apply) checkbox BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5984 12992 2022-04-11 197 0
Which one of these broadband providers would you consider to support you running your own business? radio BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5984 12993 2022-04-11 197 0
Do you recently recall encountering an ad for any of the following broadband providers? (Tick all that apply) checkbox BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5983 12990 2022-04-11 3,001 0
Which one of these broadband providers would you consider to support you working from home? radio BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5983 12991 2022-04-11 3,001 0
Do you recently recall encountering an ad for any of the following broadband providers? (Tick all that apply) checkbox BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5982 12988 2022-04-11 336 0
Which one of these broadband providers would you consider to support you working from home? radio BT / EE / Sky / Virgin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5982 12989 2022-04-11 336 0
Which of the following jewellery brands have you seen an online ad for recently? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Swarovski / Monica Vinader / Pandora / Missoma / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5980 12984 2022-04-11 3,480 0
For which occasion are you most likely to purchase a jewellery gift? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Birthday / Anniversary / New Baby/Mum and Baby / Wedding / Graduation / Job Promotion / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5980 12985 2022-04-11 3,480 0
Would you consider Pandora when gifting for someone you love? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5980 12986 2022-04-11 3,480 0
You told us you work in the real estate and property industry, do you still work in the industry? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5978 12974 2022-04-11 4,107 0
On a scale of one to ten (1 - not at all, 10 - very optimistic), how optimistic are you about your business prospects in 2022? radio 1 - not at all optimistic / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - very optimistic / Prefer not to say 0 5978 12975 2022-04-11 4,107 0
What is your view on how the property market will perform this year? radio Positive / Negative / Static / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5978 12976 2022-04-11 4,107 0
Have you seen a rise in your competitors going into liquidation? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5978 12977 2022-04-11 4,107 0
In the near future, would you consider a US style business model? This is where new staff are self-employed but use your company’s brand and infrastructure radio Yes / Maybe / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5978 12978 2022-04-11 4,107 0
What is your opinion on the self-employed US style of estate agency? radio A threat / An opportunity / Neither a threat nor opportunity / Do not have an opinion/unsure / Prefer not to say 0 5978 12979 2022-04-11 4,107 0
Do you consider yourself and your business to be an early adopter of Proptech? radio Yes / Slightly / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5978 12980 2022-04-11 4,107 0
Would you prefer to be responsible for dealing with redress matters involving your landlords, or do you think this should be the responsibility of the redress scheme? radio I’d prefer to be responsible for the redress matters / Landlords should be covered by a redress scheme / I’m not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5978 12981 2022-04-11 4,107 0
What is your view on agents having to be licensed to operate? radio Agree / Disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5978 12982 2022-04-11 4,107 0
Can you tell us why you disagree? textarea textarea 0 5978 12983 2022-04-11 4,107 0
Have you opened your home to Ukrainian refugees? radio Yes / No, but I intend to / No / Prefer not to say 0 5977 12968 2022-04-08 6,340 0
When welcoming a Ukrainian refugee to your home, how worried are you about the language barrier? radio Very worried / Somewhat worried / Not worried at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5977 12969 2022-04-08 6,340 0
How do you plan to communicate with the person/family you are welcoming? radio Learn basic phrases / Buy a dictionary / Gestures / Use a translation app or device / I speak Ukrainian / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5977 12970 2022-04-08 6,340 0
Which of the following challenges do you expect with housing a Ukrainian person/family? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cost / Space / Cultural differences / Language barriers / Emotional support / Change in household dynamic / I expect challenges but none of the above / I don't expect challenges / Prefer not to say 0 5977 12971 2022-04-08 6,340 0
What are you planning to do to make your guests more comfortable? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Provide familiar foods / Ensure they have a private space / Introduce them to other people to help them make friends / Provide support with finding schools, doctors, etc / Learn some of the Ukrainian language / Connect them with a local Ukrainian club/community / Provide them with clothing or toiletries / Buy them some clothing / Stock up the freezer / Source furniture/TV to make them feel at home / Subscribe to Ukrainian broadcast channels / Source toys, games, consoles / Research local community groups / Decorate the home/their rooms / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5977 12972 2022-04-08 6,340 0
Thinking about support that you might need, which of the following would be most helpful? radio Food / Clothing / Language / Furniture / Toys / Electrical goods / Jobs around the home e.g. painting, decorating, plumbing, electrical / I don't need support / Prefer not to say 0 5977 12973 2022-04-08 6,340 0
Where are you going on holiday next? textarea textarea 0 5976 12966 2022-04-08 575 0
Who's the best James Bond actor? radio Daniel Craig / Sean Connery / Timothy Dalton / Pierce Brosnan / Roger Moore / George Lazenby / David Niven / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5976 12967 2022-04-08 575 0
You told us you work in the marketing industry, do you consider yourself a marketing professional? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5974 12963 2022-04-08 55 0
Do you occupy a manager or more senior position? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5974 12964 2022-04-08 55 0
Which of the following protein soups have you heard of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Heinz Plant Proteinz / Bol Protein Boosting / Re-Nourish / Tideford Organics / Soupologie / Deliciously Ella / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5973 12961 2022-04-08 2,022 0
How likely are you to purchase plant protein based food products in the next month? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5973 12962 2022-04-08 2,022 0
To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement: "I would like to see the UK Government pass more laws designed to improve animal welfare and protect animals from cruelty." radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5971 12957 2022-04-07 23,002 0
To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement: "The UK Government should ban the importation of animal products, such as fur, where farming and production methods are banned in the UK." radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5971 12958 2022-04-07 23,002 0
What best describes your employment status? radio Employed for wages / Self-employed / Out of work but looking / Unemployed and not looking (and not retired) / Homemaker / Student / Military / Retired / Unable to work / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5970 12955 2022-04-07 2,297 0
Would you be interested in accessing your state pension earlier than state pension age (currently 66) if it was at a lower amount (currently £185.15) a week? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5970 12956 2022-04-07 2,297 0
Have you opened your home to Ukrainian refugees? radio Yes / No, but I intend to / No / Prefer not to say 0 5969 12949 2022-04-07 635 0
When welcoming a Ukrainian refugee to your home, does the language barrier worry you? radio Yes / No / I already speak Ukrainian / Prefer not to say 0 5969 12950 2022-04-07 635 0
How do you plan to communicate with the person/family you are welcoming? radio Learn basic phrases / Buy a dictionary / Gestures / Use a translation app or device / I speak Ukrainian / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5969 12951 2022-04-07 635 0
What do you anticipate the biggest challenge will be with housing a Ukrainian person/family? radio Cost / Space / Language / Cultural differences / Time / Emotional support / Managing extra responsibility / Change in household dynamic / Personality clashes with existing members of the household / Introducing to pets? (some may be scared of dogs for instance) / I expect challenges but none of the above / I don’t expect challenges / Prefer not to say 0 5969 12952 2022-04-07 635 0
What are you planning to do to make your guests more comfortable? Tick those that apply. checkbox Provide familiar foods / Ensure they have a private space / Introduce them to other people to help them make friends / Provide support with finding schools, doctors, etc / Learn some of the Ukrainian language / Connect them with a local Ukrainian club/community / Provide them with clothing or toiletries / Buy them some clothing / Stock up the freezer / Source furniture/TV to make them feel at home / Subscribe to Ukrainian broadcast channels / Source toys, games, consoles / Research local community groups / Decorate the home/their rooms / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5969 12953 2022-04-07 635 0
Thinking about support that you might need, which of the following would be most helpful? radio Food / Clothing / Language / Furniture / Toys / Electrical goods / Jobs around the home e.g. painting, decorating, plumbing, electrical / Other / I don't need support / Prefer not to say 0 5969 12954 2022-04-07 635 0
During the pandemic, did you opt to walk, cycle or similar instead of taking public transport such as the tube or bus? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5968 12944 2022-04-07 5,072 0
Did you also choose to do this when commuting to work once workplace restrictions had lifted? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5968 12945 2022-04-07 5,072 0
Is this something that you have maintained now Covid restrictions have been removed? radio Yes, all the time / I still avoid public transport but now use it to commute again / I have returned to using public transport full time / Prefer not to say 0 5968 12946 2022-04-07 5,072 0
If you were looking for a place to live now (rent or buy), would easy access to a good cycle route be important? radio Very / Somewhat / Not at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5968 12947 2022-04-07 5,072 0
Would you be more inclined to choose a place to live with more green spaces or cycle routes or a place within close proximity to a tube station? radio Greenspaces and cycle routes / A tube station / Indifferent / Prefer not to say 0 5968 12948 2022-04-07 5,072 0
What's your favourite "Fun in the Sun" holiday destination? checkbox Tenerife / Costa Blanca / Lanzarote / Algarve / Jamaica / Bermuda / Seychelles / Costa Del Sol / Cape Verde / Costa Rica / Puerto Rico / Puerto Vallarta / Cancun / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5967 12943 2022-04-07 212 0
If a general election were held tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservatives / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Green Party / Reform UK / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Other / I would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5966 12941 2022-04-07 14,052 0
Imagine that there was an alliance between the main non-Conservative parties and neither the Liberal Democrats nor the Green Party were standing in your constituency. If a general election were held tomorrow, and the following parties were standing in your constituency, which party would you vote for? radio Conservatives / Labour / Reform UK / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Other / I would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5966 12942 2022-04-07 14,052 0
How has, if at all, the cost of living crisis affected you and your household? textarea textarea 0 5965 12939 2022-04-07 418 0
How much worse off do you feel now, compared to one year ago? radio Much worse off / Somewhat worse off / A little worse off / No at all / Prefer not to say 0 5965 12940 2022-04-07 418 0
Which age group do you think can have the biggest impact on reversing climate change? radio Ages 10 - 17 / Ages 18 - 25 / Ages 26 - 35 / Ages 36 - 45 / Ages 46 - 55 / Ages 56 - 65 / Ages 66 - 75 / Ages 75+ / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5964 12938 2022-04-07 209 0
Have you taken equity release? radio Yes / No, but I plan to / No, but I would consider it / No / I don't know what equity release is / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5963 12937 2022-04-06 449 0
Approximately, how many password protected accounts do you have? i.e. including apps, emails, work software, shopping accounts, utilities, banks, clubs, gyms, children’s activities etc. radio 0 / 1-9 / 10-19 / 20-29 / 30-39 / 40-49 / 50-99 / 100+ / Prefer not to say 0 5961 12930 2022-04-06 27,461 0
Which statement(s) describe your password habits? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I have a unique password, that shares no similarities to any other password, for each account / I use the same password or variations of the same password for most of my online accounts / Passwords for my work and personal accounts are the same or similar / Some/all of my passwords contain words or numbers that are personal to me / I use a separate email address and password for accounts which contain shared logins (such as Netflix) / My online banking password(s) are completely different to any other online accounts I have / I have shared my password(s) with at least one other person / I know at least one other person's login information for an online account / I allow my device(s) to save passwords and payment details in the browser / I set my partner/spouse up with accounts / I’m constantly forgetting my passwords and having to reset them / I change my password when I’m notified that it’s been leaked/compromised / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5961 12931 2022-04-06 27,461 0
How do you remember all your passwords? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I use a password manager / I write them down on paper / I keep note of them online (e.g. in a Word Doc, spreadsheet or note taking app) / I keep then on my phone (text, screen shot) / I just remember them / I keep all my passwords the same so it’s easy / All my passwords are very similar to make them easier to remember / Other / I don’t, I’m always having to change them / Prefer not to say 0 5961 12932 2022-04-06 27,461 0
If your data is compromised, weak passwords can have serious consequences, such as identity theft. From the following, which do you worry about most? radio Hackers accessing my social media accounts / Identity theft and hackers having access to my personal information / Losing money to online fraud / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5961 12933 2022-04-06 27,461 0
Have you ever been the victim of hacking? If so, which accounts have been compromised. (Tick all that apply) checkbox Social media / Online banking / Email / Streaming service / Shopping / Gaming / Gambling / Fitness / Healthcare / Adult / Work-related / Children related (educational logins) / Device (laptop or mobile phone) which has suffered from viruses / Other / I have never been a victim of hacking / Prefer not to say 0 5961 12934 2022-04-06 27,461 0
Have you shared your username and password for any of the accounts below with friends or family? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Online banking / Social media i.e. Instagram, Facebook, TikTok login / Amazon / Streaming services logins i.e. Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Disney Plus etc / Email / Phone, tablet, computer / Other / No i have never shared them / Prefer not to say 0 5961 12935 2022-04-06 27,461 0
Have you used or visited any fast food outlets in the past month? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5960 12928 2022-04-06 95 0
Did you bought or consumed a soft drink from this outlet? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5960 12929 2022-04-06 95 0
Do you agree or disagree? - "Retirement savings should be seen as a means to enjoy later life rather than as an inheritance." radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5959 12927 2022-04-05 104 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5958 12926 2022-04-05 2,006 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5957 12925 2022-04-05 10,032 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5956 12924 2022-04-05 10,080 0
Which of the following brands have you heard of? checkbox Violife / Vitalite / Nurishh / Applewood vegan / Sheese / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5955 12921 2022-04-05 3,059 0
How likely are you to buy Nurishh in the next 3 months radio Very likely / Likely / Unlikely / Very unlikely / I don't buy plant-based alternatives to cheese / Prefer not to say 0 5955 12922 2022-04-05 3,059 0
Among the following brands, which one do you prefer most? checkbox Violife / Vitalite / Nurishh / Applewood vegan / Sheese / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5955 12923 2022-04-05 3,059 0
Are you responsible for the decision making or influencing your organisation/household on which construction materials are used/purchased/specified? radio Yes, I am solely responsible / Yes, I am jointly responsible / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5954 12918 2022-04-04 228 0
Which of the following do you most identify with? radio Dealer/distributor / Architect/specifier / Contractor/applicator / DIY'er/consumer / I don't identify with any of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5954 12919 2022-04-04 228 0
Which of the following brands have you heard of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Knauf / Saint Gobain / LafargeHolcim / CEMEX / China National Building Material Company / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5954 12920 2022-04-04 228 0
Which of the following frustrates you about your TV service provider (Please select all that apply) checkbox Tied into a long term contract / Intermittent service / New customers get a better deal than long term ones / Prices are high / Poor customer service / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5953 12916 2022-04-04 500 0
What would tempt you away from your provider? (Please select all that apply) checkbox New provider offers subscription free TV / Discount on new TV equipment / Contributing to my existing contract cancellation fee / Free sign up gift (for example, an iPad or Apple Watch) with new provider / Other / Nothing, I wouldn't switch / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5953 12917 2022-04-04 500 0
If we accept that we pay more to fly with heavy suitcases, should we also accept that heavier people should pay more too radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5949 12907 2022-04-04 1,591 0
Is make-up fraudulent? Does wearing make-up deceive potential suitors unfairly? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5949 12908 2022-04-04 1,591 0
If a marriage is unhappy and sexless, is it ok to be unfaithful? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5949 12909 2022-04-04 1,591 0
What's your favourite album? textarea textarea 0 5948 12905 2022-04-01 605 0
What genre of music do you listen to the most? radio Rock / Jazz / Heavy metal / Pop / Dance / Hip Hop / R n' B / Classical / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5948 12906 2022-04-01 605 0
Do you watch or follow any of the following US sports leagues? (tick all that apply) checkbox Major League Baseball (MLB) / National Basketball Association (NBA0 / National Football League (NFL) / National Hockey League (NHL) / Major League Soccer (MLS) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5947 12902 2022-04-01 313 0
How frequently do you watch any of the US sports leagues? radio Regularly / Occasionally / Never / Prefer not to say 0 5947 12903 2022-04-01 313 0
Do you own any of the following sports video games or apps (tick all that apply)? checkbox NBA 2K22 / FIFA 22 / WWE 2K22 / Madden NFL 22 / Cricket 22 / Rugby 22 / NHL 22 / PGA Tour / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5947 12904 2022-04-01 313 0
Please tick all companies you have heard of checkbox Gatehouse Bank / QIB / Bank of London & the Middle East (BLME) / Al Rayan Bank / ADIB / Citra Living / Grainger / L&Q / Hodge Bank / Aldermore Bank / NS&I (National Savings & Investments) / Triodos Bank / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5945 12900 2022-03-31 279 0
How much do you like mayonnaise? radio Not at all / A little bit / Quite a bit / I love it / Prefer not to say 0 5944 12898 2022-03-31 277 0
Which of the following statements do you agree with (Please select all that apply) checkbox Mayo makes everything taste better / Mayo is the most versatile condiment / I eat mayonnaise with most of my meals / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5944 12899 2022-03-31 277 0
Which of the following jewellery brands have you seen an online ad for recently? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Swarovski / Monica Vinader / Pandora / Missoma / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5942 12894 2022-03-30 3,139 0
For which occasion are you most likely to purchase a jewellery gift? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Birthday / Anniversary / New Baby/Mum and Baby / Wedding / Graduation / Job Promotion / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5942 12895 2022-03-30 3,139 0
Would you consider Pandora when gifting for someone you love? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5942 12896 2022-03-30 3,139 0
Do you know what a "retirement village" is? radio Yes / I think so / Not sure / No / Prefer not to say 0 5941 12893 2022-03-30 210 0
Which of the following alcoholic drinks do you regularly consume? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Wine / Lager / Real ale / Craft beer / Cider / Spirits / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5940 12892 2022-03-29 632 0
Do you know what a retirement village is? textarea textarea 0 5939 12891 2022-03-29 11 0
Do you typically drink more alcohol on a Bank Holiday weekend than you would on a normal weekend? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5938 12890 2022-03-29 348 0
If you could slap someone right now, who would it be? textarea textarea 0 5937 12889 2022-03-28 1,021 0
Was Will Smith right to slap Chris Rock at the Oscars after he made a joke about his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith, who suffers from alopecia? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5936 12886 2022-03-28 16,188 0
Is it ever right to slap someone? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5936 12887 2022-03-28 16,188 0
Have you, as an adult, ever slapped someone? radio Yes / No / I can't remember / Prefer not to say 0 5936 12888 2022-03-28 16,188 0
Which best describes the current industry you work in? radio Wireless Communications / Data Centre/Networking / Aerospace/Defense / Semiconductors / Automotive / Energy / Consumer Appliances / Industrial / Research and Eduction / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5935 12882 2022-03-28 207 0
Which best describes your job area? radio Research and Development / Design Validation / Testing/Standards Agencies / System Integrator / Researcher / Professor / Student / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5935 12883 2022-03-28 207 0
Are you at all involved in the decision making process for purchasing testing equipment? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5935 12884 2022-03-28 207 0
Do you work with Battery Emulators for testing? (Or plan to in the next 3 years) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5935 12885 2022-03-28 207 0
Which of the following airlines have you flown with in the past 12 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox British Airways / Virgin Atlantic / TUI Airways / Qantas / Emirates / EasyJet / KLM / Jet2.com / Qatar Airways / Lufthansa / Other / I haven't flown with any airlines in the past 12 months / Prefer not to say 1 5934 12881 2022-03-25 19,848 365
How many people live in your household including yourself? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5933 12880 2022-03-25 1,608 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5932 12879 2022-03-25 2,011 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5931 12878 2022-03-25 10,042 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5930 12877 2022-03-25 10,034 0
Would you have achieved a higher degree if you didn't drink alcohol at Uni? checkbox Yes / No / Maybe / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5929 12876 2022-03-25 305 0
Have you ever woken up with a hangover and said ‘I’m never drinking again’? radio Yes / No / I don't drink / Prefer not to say 0 5928 12872 2022-03-25 1,230 0
Have you ever felt anxious when hungover (hangxiety)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5928 12873 2022-03-25 1,230 0
Have you ever felt social pressure to drink? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5928 12874 2022-03-25 1,230 0
How many alcohol free beers can you name? textarea textarea 0 5928 12875 2022-03-25 1,230 0
When and how do you think the war in Ukraine will end? textarea textarea 0 5927 12871 2022-03-24 250 0
Approximately how often do you go to the theatre every year? radio At least once a month / Every few months / Once or twice a year / Less than once a year / I don't go to the theatre at all / Prefer not to say 0 5926 12870 2022-03-24 452 0
What is your favourite city in the UK? textarea textarea 0 5925 12868 2022-03-24 430 0
How much do you like London? radio Very much / Somewhat / Not very much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 5925 12869 2022-03-24 430 0
Which of the following statements best reflects your usage of glucose / sugar supplements (chews, tablets, or shots)? radio I don’t use them and have no interest in doing so / I don’t use them, but could see myself using them in the future / I use glucose / sugar supplements for sports / I use glucose / sugar supplements to give me a boost whenever needed / I use glucose / sugar supplements to help manage diabetes / I use glucose / sugar supplements for reasons not listed above / Prefer not to say 1 5924 12867 2022-03-23 19,557 0
Do you expect that Chancellor Rishi Sunak's Spring statement will make you better or worse off? radio Better off / Worse off / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5923 12866 2022-03-23 7,015 0
Which of the following best describes your professional role radio Lab Technologist/Scientist / Lab Manager/Supervisor / Laboratory Director / Principal Investigator / Executive Director / PhD/Post Doc / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5922 12862 2022-03-23 43 0
Which of the following best describes your industry/setting radio University/Academic Institution / Biotech/Pharma / Contract Research Organisation (CRO) / Government / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5922 12863 2022-03-23 43 0
What is the size of your research budget? radio <£100K / $100K-$199K / £200-$600K / $600K+ / Prefer not to say 0 5922 12864 2022-03-23 43 0
Which are your primary areas of research? checkbox Immunology / Oncology / Developmental Biology / Neuroscience / Pathology / Cardiovascular / Immuno-Oncology / Stem Cell / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5922 12865 2022-03-23 43 0
Have you opened your home to Ukrainian refugees? radio Yes / No, but I intend to / No / Prefer not to say 0 5921 12861 2022-03-23 1,493 0
Gazumping is when another buyer makes a higher offer for a house than someone whose offer has already been accepted by the seller and thus succeeds in acquiring the property. Thinking about your latest house search, were you gazumped at any point? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5920 12857 2022-03-23 4,017 0
Do you think it’s right that gazumping can happen after a seller accepts an offer from a different buyer? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5920 12858 2022-03-23 4,017 0
Do you think gazumping should be made illegal? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5920 12859 2022-03-23 4,017 0
Would you like to see estate agents tasked with preventing gazumping? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5920 12860 2022-03-23 4,017 0
Do you think the UK was right to impose sanctions on wealthy Russians following the invasion of the Ukraine? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5919 12853 2022-03-23 4,155 0
Do you think more should be done to stop money laundering and other illegal activities from taking place in the UK, particularly through the purchase and sale of commercial and residential property? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5919 12854 2022-03-23 4,155 0
The aim of Economic Crime Bill is to make it difficult for people to hide their wealth in the UK, especially from overseas, including criminals and people wanting to hide illicitly acquired money - especially through property purchases. Do you think this is a good idea? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5919 12855 2022-03-23 4,155 0
Do you think it should be utilised as thoroughly for all nationalities not just Russians? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5919 12856 2022-03-23 4,155 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5917 12851 2022-03-22 2,018 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5916 12850 2022-03-22 10,032 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5915 12849 2022-03-22 10,053 0
Do you own an electric vehicle (EV)? radio Yes / No, but I intend to buy one in the next 3 months / No / Prefer not to say 0 5914 12847 2022-03-22 110 0
Are you considering a home charging solution? radio Yes / No, I already have home charging / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5914 12848 2022-03-22 110 0
Have you traded or invested in cryptocurrencies in the past 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5913 12844 2022-03-22 195 0
Have you use any of the following cryptocurrency platforms? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Crypto.com / Coinbase / Other platforms / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5913 12845 2022-03-22 195 0
Which of the following charities do you regularly donate to? (Tick all that apply) checkbox RSPB / Wildlife Trust (national or local) / British Heart Foundation / Clic Sargent / Guide Dogs / Cool Planet / WWF / Cats Protection / Cancer Research UK / Other / I don't donate to any charity / Prefer not to say 0 5912 12843 2022-03-22 1,078 0
Which best describes the business you own/work for? radio Hair salon / Spa / Clothes/accessories store / Café/restaurant / Hotel/B&B / Travel agency / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5911 12839 2022-03-21 89 0
What type of related services does your hair salon/spa provide? (Tick all that apply) radio Hair (cuts/styling/color/perming/treatments) / Manicure/pedicure / Facial treatments / Body & skin treatments / Massages / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5911 12840 2022-03-21 89 0
How many years have you been working in hair salons/spas? radio Less than 1 year / 2-3 years / More than 3 years / Prefer not to say 0 5911 12841 2022-03-21 89 0
Which of the following best describes your role when it comes to hair products your salon/spa provides? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I use hair care products / I am involved in deciding which hair care brands to stock or use / I am managing day to day contact with hair care manufacturers / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5911 12842 2022-03-21 89 0
Do you invest in or trade cryptocurrencies? radio Yes / No, but I intend to / No / Prefer not to say 0 5910 12837 2022-03-21 100 0
Which of the following cryptocurrency platforms do you use? checkbox Crypto.com / Coinbase / Kraken / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5910 12838 2022-03-21 100 0
Do you regularly sell on the following platforms? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I don't sell on any platform / Amazon / Facebook Marketplace / Depop / Instagram / Shpock / Ebay / Etsy / Other online marketplace/your own site / Prefer not to say 0 5909 12836 2022-03-21 1,015 0
Which of the following brands have you heard of? checkbox Violife / Vitalite / Nurishh / Applewood Vegan / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5908 12833 2022-03-21 3,083 0
How likely are you to buy Nurishh in the next 3 months? radio Very Likely / Likely / Unlikely / Very Unlikely / I don't buy any plant-based alternatives to cheese / Prefer not to say 0 5908 12834 2022-03-21 3,083 0
Among the following brands, which one do you prefer most? checkbox Violife / Vitalite / Nurishh / Applewood Vegan / Sheese / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5908 12835 2022-03-21 3,083 0
When did you last pay for any anti-virus, cyber protection or cyber security software? radio 0-1 month ago / 2-11 months ago / 1-3 years ago / More than 3 years ago / I never paid for any anti-virus, cyber protection or cyber security software / Prefer not to say 0 5907 12832 2022-03-21 569 0
Would you offer a room in your house to a Ukrainian refugee for six months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5906 12831 2022-03-18 3,016 0
Which do you prefer? radio Coke / Pepsi / Prefer not to say 0 5905 12829 2022-03-18 582 0
What's your favourite beverage? textarea textarea 0 5905 12830 2022-03-18 582 0
To what degree do agree or disagree with this statement? "The UK Government's priority should be to use all energy sources available, not just renewables, in light of the Ukraine crisis" radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5903 12827 2022-03-17 322 0
What's your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 5902 12826 2022-03-17 282 0
How much time do you use TikTok per week? radio I don't use TikTok / Less than 30 minutes a week / 30 minutes to 2 hours a week / More than 2 hours a week / Prefer not to say 0 5901 12823 2022-03-17 9,961 0
When did you first start using TikTok? radio Less than 1 month ago / 1-3 months ago / More than 3 months ago / Prefer not to say 0 5901 12824 2022-03-17 9,961 0
How much time do you use TikTok per week? radio I don't use TikTok / 0-29 minutes per week / 30-59 minutes per week / 1-2 hours per week / 3+ hours per week / Prefer not to say 0 5900 12822 2022-03-16 224 0
Which of the following drinks have you consumed in the last 4 weeks? checkbox Whisky / Vodka / Rum / Gin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5899 12819 2022-03-16 207 0
What is the most that you would be willing to spend on a standard sized bottle of vodka? radio Less than £15 / £15-£19 / £20-£24 / £25-£29 / £30-£34 / £35+ / Prefer not to say 0 5899 12820 2022-03-16 207 0
Would you consider drinking vodka manufactured by the brand Ciroc? radio Yes, I already drink it / Yes, I would consider it / No, never / Prefer not to say 0 5899 12821 2022-03-16 207 0
Which of the following beverages have you consumed in the past 4 weeks? checkbox Vodka / Wine / Soft drinks / Fruit juice / Squash / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5898 12817 2022-03-16 585 0
Would you consider drinking super-premium vodka such as Ciroc premium vodka? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5898 12818 2022-03-16 585 0
To what extent do you follow Premiership football and/or English Football League? radio Very much / Somewhat / Very little / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 5896 12812 2022-03-16 19,442 0
Which of the following Premiership football team(s) do you support? checkbox Arsenal / Aston Villa / Brentford / Brighton & Hove Albion / Burnley / Chelsea / Crystal Palace / Everton / Leeds United / Leicester City / Liverpool / Manchester City / Manchester United / Newcastle United / Norwich City / Southampton / Tottenham Hotspur / Watford / West Ham United / Wolverhampton Wanderers / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5896 12813 2022-03-16 19,442 0
Chelsea has asked for its FA Cup game at Middlesborugh to be played behind closed doors, since it cannot presently sell tickets due to sanctions against Russian owner Roman Abramovich. What do you think about this? textarea textarea 0 5895 12811 2022-03-15 559 0
When, if at all, do you think you/your household will buy an electric vehicle? radio This year / In the next 1-2 years / In the next 3-4 years / In the next 4-5 years / Sometime after 5 years / Never / Prefer not to say 0 5894 12808 2022-03-15 10,715 0
What would put you off buying an electric vehicle? (Tick all that apply) checkbox The initial cost of the car / Availability of charging points / Lack of range of EV models currently available / The limited distance the car can travel on a single battery charge / Time taken to charge battery / I don’t know where my nearest charge point is / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5894 12809 2022-03-15 10,715 0
What would put you off buying a petrol/diesel vehicle? checkbox Its environmental impact / Resale value as petrol/diesel will be phased out / Increasing fuel prices / Other running costs (eg. Taxes) / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5894 12810 2022-03-15 10,715 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5893 12807 2022-03-15 2,005 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5892 12806 2022-03-15 10,015 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5891 12805 2022-03-15 10,024 0
Have you bought your first home in the last 12 months, or are you aspiring to buy your first home in the next 2 years? radio I bought my first home in the last 12 months / I aspire to buy my first home in the next 2 years / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 5890 12804 2022-03-15 211 0
Are you a decision maker for any of the following utility bills for your business? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I don't work for or own a business / Water bill / Electricity bill / Gas bill / Internet bill / Telephone bill / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5887 12801 2022-03-14 415 0
Do you own a caravan/motor home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5886 12800 2022-03-14 290 0
How familiar are you with the Net Zero 50 initiative mentioned in Media recently? radio Very familiar / Somewhat familiar / Somewhat unfamiliar / Not at all familiar / Prefer not to say 0 5885 12797 2022-03-11 3,089 0
In your opinion, which is better for the planet? radio Carbon offsetting / Sustainability / I don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 5885 12798 2022-03-11 3,089 0
In the past 12 months, when brands or companies talked about sustainability in the media, what captured your attention? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Net Zero 50 initiative / Carbon offsetting / Specific actions (e.g. working from home, flying less, using green energy, etc.) / Corporate sustainability / Reducing carbon footprint / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5885 12799 2022-03-11 3,089 0
Which of the following water and sewerage companies are you a customer (bill payer) of? radio Not applicable / Anglian Water / Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water / Northumbrian Water / Severn Trent Water / Southern Water / South West Water / Thames Water / United Utilities / Wessex Water / Yorkshire Water / Hafren Dyfrdwy / Everflow / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 5884 12796 2022-03-11 88,571 365
You told us you work in the accounting industry, are you an accountant? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5883 12793 2022-03-10 900 0
How confident are you that Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment (MTD ITSA) will be a success? radio Extremely confident / Very confident / Somewhat confident / Slightly confident / Not at all confident / Prefer not to say 0 5883 12794 2022-03-10 900 0
What do you think should happen to increase the chance of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment (MTD ITSA) being a success? textarea textarea 0 5883 12795 2022-03-10 900 0
Which of the below did you find the most stressful? (select three) checkbox Brexit / Covid / Having a child / Marriage proposal / Actually getting married / School exams / Last job interview/promotion / Driving test / Moving house / Divorce / Redundancy / Arrested or incarcerated / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5882 12789 2022-03-10 4,014 0
How stressful did you find your last house move? radio Very / Somewhat / A little / Not at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5882 12790 2022-03-10 4,014 0
Did the stress caused by moving home have an impact on your mental health? radio It caused it to deteriorate / It exacerbated an existing issue / It had no impact or positive impact / Prefer not to say 0 5882 12791 2022-03-10 4,014 0
What did you find stressful about moving house? (Tick all that apply) checkbox The time it takes / A lack of understanding around the process / Negotiating on price / Committing to a mortgage / The fear my purchase would fall through / Hidden costs causing financial difficulty / Not being able to contact my agent or solicitor / Being left in the dark on the progression of my purchase / The lack of certainty around when my purchase would complete / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5882 12792 2022-03-10 4,014 0
What's your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 5881 12787 2022-03-10 708 0
What types of films do you enjoy the most? radio Action / Horror / Romance / Comedy / Family / Thriller / Adventure / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5881 12788 2022-03-10 708 0
Which of these have you done or do you do on a weekly basis (or more)? checkbox Turned off electrical devices at the plug / Invested in a renewable energy source (e.g. Solar) / Eat less meat / Cut down your food waste / Compost / Recycle / Reduce your plastic / Walked, cycled, car-pooled or used public transport instead of driving / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5880 12786 2022-03-10 329 0
What car, if any, do you own/drive? textarea textarea 0 5879 12784 2022-03-10 491 0
What type of car will you choose next? radio Petrol / Diesel / Hybrid / Electric / Prefer not to say 0 5879 12785 2022-03-10 491 0
Are you planning on travelling abroad for the Easter Holidays? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5878 12779 2022-03-10 5,069 0
Do you think it’s right that the government removes all remaining travel restrictions (E.g. no longer having to complete a passenger locator form when returning to the UK)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5878 12780 2022-03-10 5,069 0
Do you think they should have lifted these Covid travel restrictions sooner? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5878 12781 2022-03-10 5,069 0
On the assumption that Covid travel restrictions are completely removed, do you intend to take a foreign holiday in the next six to 12 months? radio Yes / I planned to regardless / No / Prefer not to say 0 5878 12782 2022-03-10 5,069 0
Has the growing conflict between the Ukraine and Russia deterred you from foreign travel? radio Yes / Only to red zone countries / Only to Europe / No / Prefer not to say 0 5878 12783 2022-03-10 5,069 0
Would your impression of a front door deter or entice you from viewing a property? radio Yes, I would avoid a property if I didn’t like it / Yes, I would view a property just because I liked it / No / Prefer not to say 0 5877 12773 2022-03-09 6,015 0
How influential was the front door of a property in forming your first impression of a property when viewing? radio Very / Somewhat / A little / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 5877 12774 2022-03-09 6,015 0
How influential was the front door of a property in forming your first impression of the existing homeowner when viewing? radio Very / Somewhat / A little / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 5877 12775 2022-03-09 6,015 0
What would you say is your favourite colour front door? Please only list the colour without describing it as light, dark etc. textarea textarea 0 5877 12776 2022-03-09 6,015 0
What would you say is your least favourite colour front door? Please only list the colour without describing it as light, dark etc. textarea textarea 0 5877 12777 2022-03-09 6,015 0
Thinking about the front door as a whole, which of the following would make you judge a home negatively? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Smart doorbell/camera / Beware of the dog sign / Beware of the kids sign / No junk mail sign / Cracked or peeling paint / Cracked or dirty glass / Reinforced locks or structure / Signs of previous damage or repair / An over the top door number / Joke or offensive door matt / An over the top door knocker / A themed/musical doorbell / A broken doorbell of door knocker / Leftover Halloween or Christmas decorations / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5877 12778 2022-03-09 6,015 0
A number of the high profile brands have ceased doing business with and in Russia. Under what circumstances do you think they should resume, if at all? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox The war ends / Russia ceases aggression and withdraws from Ukraine / Putin is removed from power / Russia is demilitarised / Never / Prefer not to say 0 5876 12772 2022-03-09 7,212 0
Have you had a COVID-19 vaccination? radio No / One dose / Two doses / Three doses or more / Prefer not to say 0 5875 12769 2022-03-09 4,401 0
Do you plan on getting your child(ren) aged 5-11 vaccinated against Covid-19? radio Yes / No / Don't know / My child/ren is/are already vaccinated / I don't have any child aged 5-11 / Prefer not to say 0 5875 12770 2022-03-09 4,401 0
Why? textarea textarea 0 5875 12771 2022-03-09 4,401 0
Do you plan on getting your child(ren) aged 5-11 vaccinated against Covid-19? radio Yes / No / Don't know / My child(ren) is already vaccinated / I don't have any child aged 5-11 / Prefer not to say 0 5874 12767 2022-03-09 178 0
Why? textarea textarea 0 5874 12768 2022-03-09 178 0
Do you tend to throw away tinned/canned and dried food like pasta once they've reached their 'use by' date? radio Yes, always / I’d let it go a few weeks past but no more / No, I’d still use them even if they were out of date / Prefer not to say 0 5873 12765 2022-03-09 1,034 0
Would you be willing to buy store cupboard food that is closer to its 'use by' date if they were cheaper / saved you money? radio Yes definitely / No I'd rather pay full price . / Unsure / Prefer not to say 0 5873 12766 2022-03-09 1,034 0
Which dog breed do you think is best for retired people? textarea textarea 0 5871 12763 2022-03-09 205 0
Which of the following supermarket brands would you consider purchasing from? (tick all that apply) checkbox Aldi / Asda / Co-Op / Iceland / Lidl / M&S / Ocado / Sainsbury's / Tesco / Waitrose / Morrisons / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5870 12761 2022-03-08 2,032 0
How likely are you to shop at a Co-Op in the next month? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Neutral / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 5870 12762 2022-03-08 2,032 0
What's the first optician that comes to mind? textarea textarea 0 5869 12759 2022-03-08 590 0
Which of the following opticians have you used in the past? checkbox Vision Express / Boots / Specsavers / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5869 12760 2022-03-08 590 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5867 12755 2022-03-08 2,005 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5866 12754 2022-03-08 10,001 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5865 12753 2022-03-08 10,004 0
Which of the following did you purchase or research on Amazon in the past 90 days? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Computer / Laptop / PC / Tablet / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5863 12750 2022-03-08 13,337 0
Which of the following do you plan to purchase in the next 3 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Computer / Laptop / PC / Tablet / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5863 12751 2022-03-08 13,337 0
What is your opinion of The Sun newspaper? textarea textarea 0 5862 12748 2022-03-08 636 0
Where do you tend to get your news from (Please select all that apply) checkbox Newspaper / Radio / TV / Social media / News websites / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5862 12749 2022-03-08 636 0
Do you plan on getting your child(ren) aged 5-11 vaccinated against Covid-19? radio Yes / No / Don't know / My child(ren) is already vaccinated / I don't have any children aged 5-11 / Prefer not to say 0 5861 12747 2022-03-08 201 0
Which of the following have you visited in the last 12 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Library / Leisure centre / Hospital / Post office / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5860 12746 2022-03-08 515 0
How motivating is this message to you personally - "Breast screening is the best way to ensure any problems are caught early and avoid serious complications" ? radio Very motivating / Fairly motivating / Average / Not very motivating / Not at all motivating / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5859 12741 2022-03-08 1,147 0
How motivating is this message to you personally - "It’s important to make time for breast screening, even if you’re busy with other things" ? radio Very motivating / Fairly motivating / Average / Not very motivating / Not at all motivating / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5859 12742 2022-03-08 1,147 0
What action, if any, would you take after seeing this campaign? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I would discuss it with a friend or family member / I would go online to find out more / I would make an appointment for a screening test / I would make an appointment with a GP to get checked if I had concerns / Other / I would not take any action / Prefer not to say 0 5859 12743 2022-03-08 1,147 0
What, if anything, might prevent you from making an appointment for breast screening? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I’m too busy / It’s difficult to get time off work for medical appointments / It’s difficult to get a screening appointment / I don’t feel breast screening is relevant to me / I’m concerned about visiting healthcare appointments during the COVID pandemic / I’m concerned that the procedure will be painful or uncomfortable / Other / Nothing / Prefer not to say 0 5859 12744 2022-03-08 1,147 0
We would now like to show you two slightly different versions of the advert. Option X has the ‘make time to get checked’ message in a slightly bigger font than Option Y. Which of these do you prefer? radio Option X – larger text for ‘make time to get checked’ message / Option Y – smaller text for make time to get checked’ message / No preference / Prefer not to say 0 5859 12745 2022-03-08 1,147 0
How well, if at all, do you feel the campaign communicates "Breast screening is the best way to ensure any problems are caught early and avoid serious complications" ? radio Very well / Fairly well / Not very well / Not at all well / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5858 12736 2022-03-08 1,954 0
How well, if at all, do you feel the campaign communicates "It’s important to make time for breast screening, even if you’re busy with other things" ? radio Very well / Fairly well / Not very well / Not at all well / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5858 12737 2022-03-08 1,954 0
How motivating is this message to you personally - "Don’t ignore your screening letter" ? radio Very motivating / Fairly motivating / Average / Not very motivating / Not at al lmotivating / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5858 12738 2022-03-08 1,954 0
How motivating is this message to you personally - "Book a breast screening appointment straight away" ? radio Very motivating / Fairly motivating / Average / Not very motivating / Not at all motivating / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5858 12739 2022-03-08 1,954 0
How motivating is this message to you personally - "Your clinic is ready and waiting for you to book, now" ? radio Very motivating / Fairly motivating / Average / Not very motivating / Not at all motivating / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5858 12740 2022-03-08 1,954 0
Breast cancer screening is for anyone between the ages of 50 and 70 who has breasts, either due to naturally-occurring oestrogen or oestrogen hormone therapy. Based on this description, are you eligible for breast screening? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5857 12730 2022-03-08 4,097 0
How well does this campaign stand out from other advertising that you have seen recently? radio Very well / Fairly well / Average / Not very well / Not at all well / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5857 12731 2022-03-08 4,097 0
How relevant, if at all do you feel this advertising is to you? radio Very relevant / Fairly relevant / Average / Not very relevant / Not at all relevant / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5857 12732 2022-03-08 4,097 0
How well, if at all, do you feel the campaign communicates "Don’t ignore your screening letter" ? radio Very well / Fairly well / Not very well / Not at all well / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5857 12733 2022-03-08 4,097 0
How well, if at all, do you feel the campaign communicates "Book an appointment straight away" ? radio Very well / Fairly well / Not very well / Not at all well / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5857 12734 2022-03-08 4,097 0
How well, if at all, do you feel the campaign communicates "Your clinic is ready and waiting for you to book, now" ? radio Very well / Fairly well / Not very well / Not at all well / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5857 12735 2022-03-08 4,097 0
Are you a full-time or part-time student studying any of the following? radio Accounting / Business / Economics / Finance / Management and Marketing / Other / Not a student / Prefer not to say 0 5856 12729 2022-03-08 467 0
How much attention do you pay to information on packaging regarding environmental, sustainable, or health issues? radio No attention / Not very much attention / Some attention / A lot of attention / Prefer not to say 0 5855 12726 2022-03-07 15,861 0
Would you be more or less likely to litter if there was anti-littering or environmental messaging on single-use bottles similar to health messages on tobacco packets? radio A lot more likely to litter / Somewhat more likely to litter / Neither more or less likely to litter (i.e. no change) / Somewhat less likely to litter / A lot less likely to litter / Prefer not to say 0 5855 12727 2022-03-07 15,861 0
Please describe how you feel about the Lucozade brand in one word textarea textarea 0 5855 12728 2022-03-07 15,861 0
What is your general opinion of the Batman films? textarea textarea 0 5854 12724 2022-03-07 623 0
Which actor portraying Batman is your favourite? radio Robert Pattinson / Val Kilmer / Christian Bale / Ben Affleck / Michael Keaton / Adam West / George Clooney / Prefer not to say 0 5854 12725 2022-03-07 623 0
Thinking about events in Ukraine, do you agree or disagree that western countries should refuse to buy Russian oil and gas? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5852 12719 2022-03-07 23,563 0
Do you agree or disagree that NATO, the western defence alliance which includes Britain, should enforce a no-fly zone in Ukraine to protect Ukrainians by fighting the Russian air force? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5852 12720 2022-03-07 23,563 0
Do you agree or disagree that NATO, including Britain, should send troops to Ukraine to force the Russians to leave? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5852 12721 2022-03-07 23,563 0
Do you agree or disagree that Britain should intervene militarily in Ukraine? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5852 12722 2022-03-07 23,563 0
Do you agree or disagree that the UK should waive any visa requirements to allow in any Ukrainian refugee that needs humanitarian assistance? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5852 12723 2022-03-07 23,563 0
Do you recall encountering an ad for EE online or on a mobile device in the last 2 days? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5851 12716 2022-03-07 3,029 0
Are you aware of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5851 12717 2022-03-07 3,029 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5851 12718 2022-03-07 3,029 0
Do you recall encountering an ad for EE online or on a mobile device in the last 2 days? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5850 12713 2022-03-07 3,012 0
Are you aware of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5850 12714 2022-03-07 3,012 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5850 12715 2022-03-07 3,012 0
Do you recall encountering an ad for EE online or on a mobile device in the last 2 days? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5849 12710 2022-03-07 3,008 0
Are you aware of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5849 12711 2022-03-07 3,008 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5849 12712 2022-03-07 3,008 0
Do you recall encountering an ad for EE online or on a mobile device in the last 2 days? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5848 12707 2022-03-07 3,001 0
Are you aware of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5848 12708 2022-03-07 3,001 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5848 12709 2022-03-07 3,001 0
Do you recall encountering an ad for EE online or on a mobile device in the last 2 days? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5847 12704 2022-03-07 3,000 0
Are you aware of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5847 12705 2022-03-07 3,000 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5847 12706 2022-03-07 3,000 0
Do you recall encountering an ad for EE online or on a mobile device in the last 2 days? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5846 12701 2022-03-07 2,646 0
Are you aware of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5846 12702 2022-03-07 2,646 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5846 12703 2022-03-07 2,646 0
Do you recall encountering an ad for EE online or on a mobile device in the last 2 days? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5845 12698 2022-03-07 3,023 0
Are you aware of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5845 12699 2022-03-07 3,023 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5845 12700 2022-03-07 3,023 0
Do you recall encountering an ad for EE online or on a mobile device in the last 2 days? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5844 12695 2022-03-07 3,023 0
Are you aware of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5844 12696 2022-03-07 3,023 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5844 12697 2022-03-07 3,023 0
Do you upload your music to any of the following platforms? (Tick all that apply) checkbox SoundCloud / Bandcamp / NoiseTrade / Youtube / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5842 12693 2022-03-04 241 0
Which operating system does your personal smartphone use? radio Android / iOS / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 5841 12692 2022-03-04 61,712 0
Are you currently receiving universal credit payments? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 5840 12691 2022-03-04 91,068 0
How often do you suffer from piles? radio Never / Occasionally / Most of the time / Prefer not to say 0 5839 12690 2022-03-03 215 0
Would you be interested in completing a 10-minute survey relating to recent news for £1 bonus? radio Yes, show me now / Yes, email me the details / No thanks / Prefer not to say 0 5838 12688 2022-03-03 3,962 0
The researchers would like us to share your past voting intentions (General elections and EU Referendum) if available. Would you be happy for us to do this? This information will be associated with the response you gave to the research in this study. radio Yes, I am happy to share / No thanks / Prefer not to say 0 5838 12689 2022-03-03 3,962 0
Do you agree or disagree that cans and bottles of Budweiser beer should include mandatory calorie labelling as a means of fighting obesity? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5837 12686 2022-03-02 511 0
Do you agree or disagree that cans and bottles of Budweiser beer should include prominent health warnings, like those found on packets of cigarettes, to help consumers make informed decisions? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5837 12687 2022-03-02 511 0
Which of the following do you believe bear some responsibility for the crisis in Ukraine? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Putin / Russia / UK / EU / USA / The West in general / China / Ukraine / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5836 12684 2022-03-02 4,104 0
Do you agree or disagree? - "We should stop buying oil and gas from Russia, despite rising energy prices" radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5836 12685 2022-03-02 4,104 0
What brand, if any, of car do you drive? textarea textarea 0 5835 12682 2022-03-02 522 0
Would you be interested in buying an electric vehicle? radio Yes / No / Already have one / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5835 12683 2022-03-02 522 0
Do you agree or disagree that alcoholic drinks sold in cans or bottles should include mandatory calorie labelling as a means of fighting obesity? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5834 12676 2022-03-02 1,895 0
Do you agree or disagree that pre-packaged alcohol should include prominent health warnings, like those found on packets of cigarettes, to help consumers make informed decisions? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5834 12677 2022-03-02 1,895 0
Do you agree or disagree that wine bottles should include mandatory calorie labelling as a means of fighting obesity? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5834 12678 2022-03-02 1,895 0
Do you agree or disagree that wine bottles should include prominent health warnings, like those found on packets of cigarettes, to help consumers make informed decisions? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5834 12679 2022-03-02 1,895 0
Do you agree or disagree that canned and bottled beer should include mandatory calorie labelling as a means of fighting obesity? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5834 12680 2022-03-02 1,895 0
Do you agree or disagree that canned and bottled beer should include prominent health warnings, like those found on packets of cigarettes, to help consumers make informed decisions? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5834 12681 2022-03-02 1,895 0
Which of the following best describes your role at your company/organization? radio Executive Leadership / General management / Marketing / Operations / Ownership (full or shared) / Product / I don't work / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5833 12672 2022-03-02 215 0
Which of the following best describes the industry of the company/organization in which you work? radio Advertising/marketing / E-commerce / Retail / Food/Beverage/Restaurants / Travel/Hotel/Hospitality / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5833 12673 2022-03-02 215 0
Which of the following types of software solutions does your company currently use as part of its regular operations? Select all that apply. checkbox Human Resources Management / Marketing Automation / Supply Chain Management / Treasury Management / Web Application Security / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5833 12674 2022-03-02 215 0
At your organization, how would you describe your involvement in the decision-making process (evaluation, selection, and/or purchasing decision) for marketing automation software? radio I am the primary or sole decision-maker for my entire organization / I am one of multiple decision-makers for my entire organization / I have strong influence on the decision, but I am not the sole decision-maker / I provide input and have some influence on the decision, but I am not responsible for the final decision / I am not involved in the decision-making process / Prefer not to say 0 5833 12675 2022-03-02 215 0
From the below, what issues do you worry about most in current changes in society? radio The rising cost of living (eg. energy bills and inflation) / Climate change and your impact on the planet / Brexit / Global political issues / international relations / Your health – related to Covid / Your health – not related to Covid / Post-Covid economic recovery / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5831 12664 2022-03-02 36,574 0
How important is it to you that you feel you are helping to reduce your personal impact on the environment? radio Very important / Quite important / Not very important / Not at all important / Prefer not to say 0 5831 12665 2022-03-02 36,574 0
Has last year’s COP26 global climate summit persuaded you to make any changes in your life to reduce your carbon footprint? radio Yes – I’ve made significant changes since COP26 / Yes – I’ve made small changes since COP26 / Not at all / I don’t know what COP26 is / Prefer not to say 0 5831 12666 2022-03-02 36,574 0
What is the single biggest change you would consider making to help reduce your carbon footprint and fight climate change? radio I don’t think I need to change anything / I don’t know where to start / Making my home more green – ie. installing better insulation and using renewable / carbon-friendly energy in the home / Changing my car for a hybrid or electric vehicle / Flying less / Driving less / Lifestyle changes – ie. buying and consuming less / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5831 12667 2022-03-02 36,574 0
Do you know what the Energy Performance Certificate / EPC rating is for your home? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5831 12668 2022-03-02 36,574 0
15% of the UK’s carbon emissions come from the energy we use in our homes – what changes would you consider making to reduce your home’s carbon footprint? radio I can’t afford to change anything / I wouldn’t know where to start / Switch to an electricity supplier that only uses renewable energy / Change my gas boiler for a carbon-neutral alternative like solar panels or heat pumps / Improve insulation in my home / Turn the thermometer down by a few degrees / Use less energy in my home by changing the way I use my washing machine, dishwasher etc / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5831 12669 2022-03-02 36,574 0
15% of the UK’s carbon emissions come from the energy we use in our homes – what prevents you from reducing your home’s carbon footprint? radio There’s a lack of help and information on what to do / I can’t afford to make any changes in my home / My gas boiler works fine – I don’t want to change it for new technology like solar panels / I don’t trust new technology like solar panels or heat pumps / I have bigger priorities / It’s not worth doing anything – climate change is too big an issue for one person to solve / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5831 12670 2022-03-02 36,574 0
If your boiler was broken would you ever replace it for a ‘green’ alternative like solar panels or zero emission heat pumps? radio No / Maybe – if somebody could guarantee my energy bills would be lower / Maybe – if it cost less than £1,000 to make the switch / Maybe – if it cost less than £5,000 to make the switch / Yes – even if it cost more than £5,000 / Prefer not to say 0 5831 12671 2022-03-02 36,574 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5830 12663 2022-03-01 2,003 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5829 12662 2022-03-01 10,014 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5828 12661 2022-03-01 10,024 0
Have you sold a house or tried to sell a house since the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March 2020? radio Yes, sold a house / Yes, tried to sell a house / No / Prefer not to say 0 5827 12656 2022-03-01 678 0
How many times did your house sale fall through? radio None / One / Two / Three / Four / More than four / Prefer not to say 0 5827 12657 2022-03-01 678 0
What was the reason your house sale fell through? Please select one reason for each time your sale fell through, if applicable. checkbox Mortgage problems / A break in the chain / Problems with a home survey / Gazumping on onward purchase / Conveyancing issues and delays / Change of heart or circumstances / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5827 12658 2022-03-01 678 0
How long did it delay your eventual sale by? radio Did not end up moving / 0-3 months / 4-6 months / 7-9 months / 10-12 months / 12+ months / Prefer not to say 0 5827 12659 2022-03-01 678 0
How much did you compromise on price in order to get the sale completed, if at all? radio Did not compromise on price / £1 - £2,500 / £2,501 - £5,000 / £5,001 - £10,000 / £10,001 - £20,000 / £20,001+ / Prefer not to say 0 5827 12660 2022-03-01 678 0
Do you work in any of the following industries? radio Construction / Manufacturing / Engineering / Transport / Delivery & Storage / Retail / Hospitality / I am not in employment / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5820 12644 2022-03-01 2,089 0
Does your business have a Drug & Alcohol policy in place? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5820 12645 2022-03-01 2,089 0
Are you confident that you would be able to recognise an employee struggling with drug or alcohol misuse? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5820 12646 2022-03-01 2,089 0
Have you noticed an increase in drug and/or alcohol misuse in your business since the pandemic? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5820 12647 2022-03-01 2,089 0
Is a project manager more like.. radio A pilot - they have full control and the buck stops with them / An aviation engineer – working behind the scenes and essential for operation and safety / A cabin crew member - keeping customers happy and safe / An air traffic controller - giving commands from afar at set points / Prefer not to say 0 5819 12641 2022-03-01 646 0
What do you think a project manager does? radio It's a new word for PA / Take full responsibility for a project being delivered on time and on budget, overseeing everything / Schedule dates, meetings and see that colleagues have submitted reports / Create work for other people to do and measure their success by arbitrary numbers / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5819 12642 2022-03-01 646 0
What do you think a project manager earns, on average, in the UK? number 0 5819 12643 2022-03-01 646 0
Should Britain grant asylum to Ukrainians? checkbox Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5818 12640 2022-02-28 3,027 0
Do we have an obligation to help Ukrainian refugees? radio Yes / No / I’m not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5817 12639 2022-02-28 1,102 0
You told us you were a vegan, are you still a vegan? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5816 12635 2022-02-25 574 0
How do you feel about cutting eggs from your diet? (Select up to three) checkbox I miss the easy nutritional hit you get from eggs / I miss the flavour of eggs / Great because eggs are so unsustainable / Great because eggs are associated with animal cruelty / I miss the versatility of eggs / It's difficult to cut egg because it's in so many products / Other / I am indifferent about cutting eggs / Prefer not to say 0 5816 12636 2022-02-25 574 0
In which of these situations do you miss eggs the most? (Select up to three) checkbox Going out for brunch / Sunday fry-ups/breakfast / Hangover breakfast / In takeaways and dishes like egg fried rice or cabonara / Hotel buffet / At parties or round friends' houses / Other situations / I don't miss eggs in any situation / Prefer not to say 0 5816 12637 2022-02-25 574 0
Please specify what situation(s) you miss eggs the most... textarea textarea 0 5816 12638 2022-02-25 574 0
In which of these situations do you miss eggs the most? (Select up to three) checkbox Going out for brunch / Sunday fry-ups/breakfast / Post workout fuel and recovery / Hangover breakfast / In takeaways and dishes like egg fried rice or carbonara / Christmas morning / Hotel buffet / At parties or round friends’ houses / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5814 12633 2022-02-25 161 0
How do you feel about cutting eggs from your diet? (Select up to three) checkbox I miss the easy nutritional hit you get from eggs / I miss the flavour of eggs / Great because eggs are so unsustainable / Great because eggs are associated with animal cruelty / I miss the versatility of eggs / It’s difficult to cut egg because it’s in so many products / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5814 12634 2022-02-25 161 0
Are you a sole/joint decision maker on car purchasing for your household? radio Yes, sole decision maker / Yes, joint decision maker / No / Prefer not to say 0 5813 12630 2022-02-25 462 0
Do you own a plug in electric vehicle? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5813 12631 2022-02-25 462 0
When do you plan to replace your car? radio Within the next 6 months / 7 months to 11 months / 1-2 years / 2+ years / Never / Prefer not to say 0 5813 12632 2022-02-25 462 0
Do you work in any of the following industries? radio Construction / Engineering / Manufacturing / Transport / Delivery / Storage / Retail / Hospitality/food / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5812 12629 2022-02-25 201 0
How has Brexit affected your life? textarea textarea 0 5811 12627 2022-02-25 619 0
Do you think Brexit has made you better or worse off? radio Much better off / Somewhat better off / Neither / Somewhat worse off / Much worse off / Prefer not to say 0 5811 12628 2022-02-25 619 0
Do you plan to purchase a property either to live in or as an investment in the near future? radio Yes, in the next 6 months / Yes, in the next 7-12 months / Yes, in the next 13-24 months / Yes, in the next 3-5 years / No, not in the next 5 years / Prefer not to say 0 5810 12626 2022-02-25 206 0
Are you a member of your local Chamber of Commerce? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5809 12624 2022-02-25 2,022 0
Why not? textarea textarea 0 5809 12625 2022-02-25 2,022 0
Please describe how you feel about the Lucozade brand in one word textarea textarea 0 5808 12623 2022-02-25 281 0
Would you be more or less likely to litter if there was anti-littering or environmental messaging on single-use bottles similar to health messages on tobacco packets? checkbox A lot more likely to litter / Somewhat more likely to litter / Neither more or less likely to litter (i.e. no change) / Somewhat less likely to litter / A lot less likely to litter / Prefer not to say 0 5807 12622 2022-02-25 253 0
How much attention do you pay to information on packaging regarding environmental, sustainable or health issues? checkbox A lot of attention / Some attention / Not very much attention / No attention / Prefer not to say 0 5806 12621 2022-02-25 249 0
Have you ever applied for a tax refund? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5805 12618 2022-02-24 3,154 0
Are you aware you might be eligible even if you are in full-time employment/paid via PAYE? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5805 12619 2022-02-24 3,154 0
Did you know you have four years from the end of the tax year you have overpaid in which to submit a refund? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5805 12620 2022-02-24 3,154 0
Did you find your last property purchase stressful? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5804 12616 2022-02-24 2,017 0
How, if at all, did buying a home impact your professional life and ability to work? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I was less productive as I had to call/email about my purchase during the working day / I had to take time off to deal with my purchase / I was more stressed than usual so I was less productive in general / I didn’t sleep as well which impacted my performance / I spent my weekends dealing with my purchase so didn’t have time to properly rest / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5804 12617 2022-02-24 2,017 0
Does the stress of external factors impact your ability to work to your full potential? E.g stress from your personal life? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5803 12614 2022-02-24 2,030 0
Have you ever taken time off from work because of stress due to external factors within your personal life? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5803 12615 2022-02-24 2,030 0
How far away do you live from your parents? radio Within 1-4 miles / 5-9 miles / 10-19 miles / 20-29 miles / 30-49 miles / 50+ miles / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5802 12609 2022-02-24 10,196 0
How far away do you live from your hometown? radio Within 1-4 miles / 5-9 miles / 10-19 miles / 20-29 miles / 30-49 miles / 50+ miles / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5802 12610 2022-02-24 10,196 0
How far away do you live from your place of work? radio Within 1-4 miles / 5-9 miles / 10-19 miles / 20-29 miles / 30-49 miles / 50+ miles / Prefer not to say 0 5802 12611 2022-02-24 10,196 0
Do you live: - radio Alone / With house/flatmates(s) / With a partner / With a partner and kids / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5802 12612 2022-02-24 10,196 0
Do you rent or own your home? radio Rent / Own / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5802 12613 2022-02-24 10,196 0
Do you think it's harder for younger generations to get on the property ladder than it was when you bought your first home? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5801 12608 2022-02-24 102 0
What is your favourite place to go on holiday? textarea textarea 0 5799 12605 2022-02-23 612 0
To which of the following countries would you most like to go on holiday next? radio Spain / France / Ireland / Italy / Greece / Turkey / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5799 12606 2022-02-23 612 0
You told us you work in the restaurant/food industry, which of the following statements best describes your role? radio Not applicable / I own/ manage restaurants / I work in a restaurant (chef, sommelier, waiting staff, bar tender, etc.) / I work as part of a restaurant corporation managing the business (e.g. operations manager, technology manager, etc.) / I work as a supplier/ distributor to the restaurant industry / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5798 12602 2022-02-23 30 0
Which of the following responsibilities do you have as part of your role? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Choosing 3rd party food ordering platforms (websites/ apps offering food ordering services to customers) to use for takeout or delivery orders / Managing delivery drivers and employees to run takeout or delivery internally / Recruiting, training and supervising staff / Managing food ordering and product inventory / Analyzing sales data / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5798 12603 2022-02-23 30 0
How involved are you in determining which 3rd party food ordering platforms your restaurant uses to help provide takeout or delivery? radio I am the main decision maker / I have influence, but someone else decides / I have some involvement / I am not involved in the decision / Prefer not to say 0 5798 12604 2022-02-23 30 0
In May this year local elections will take place for Milton Keynes council. Most people don’t get around to voting in these elections for various reasons. If you don’t think you will get around to voting please select “will not vote” below. However, if you think you will vote, who are you planning to vote for? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Liberal Democrats / Green Party / Someone else / Don't know / Will not vote / Prefer not to say 0 5797 12599 2022-02-23 1,367 0
Below are some local issues that will be discussed during the campaign. Which of these are most important to you? Please select up to four. checkbox Knife crime / Fly tipping / Potholes in the roads / Pest control (e.g. rats) / Health and social care services / Cost of living / The council tax rate / Dog theft / Antisocial behaviour / Violence against women / Child poverty / Support for local businesses / Childcare costs / Youth clubs and activities for young people / Litter / Housing / Public transport / Parks and green spaces / Social care / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5797 12600 2022-02-23 1,367 0
Given all of the other things the government needs to spend money on, do you think there should be more or fewer police in Milton Keynes, or do you think the current number is about right? radio Should be more / Should be fewer / Current number is about right / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5797 12601 2022-02-23 1,367 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5796 12598 2022-02-22 2,005 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5795 12597 2022-02-22 10,017 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5794 12596 2022-02-22 10,029 0
Jacob Rees-Mogg, the Brexit opportunities Minister, has been asked to find "1,000 regulations we want to get rid of". Do you agree or disagree that there are 1,000 regulations that should be scrapped? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5793 12594 2022-02-22 124 0
What regulation would you most like to be scrapped? textarea textarea 0 5793 12595 2022-02-22 124 0
Have you bought any of these items in the last three months? [select all that apply] checkbox TV / Fridge / Sofa / Washing machine / Oven / Central heating boiler / Car / House or flat / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 5792 12589 2022-02-22 14,270 0
Are you planning to buy any of these items in the next three months? [select all that apply] checkbox TV / Fridge / Sofa / Washing machine / Oven / Central heating boiler / Car / House or flat / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 5792 12590 2022-02-22 14,270 0
Thinking about your household finances, do you expect to be better or worse off in the coming year than you were last year? radio Much better off / A bit better off / About the same / A bit worse off / Much worse off / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5792 12591 2022-02-22 14,270 0
Of these items, on which do you expect to be spending more in the next 12 months than you did in the last 12 months? [select all that apply] checkbox Holidays and travel / Household goods (e.g. TV, fridge) / Going out (e.g. bars, restaurants, cinemas) / Clothes and fashion / Grocery shopping / Utility bills / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 5792 12592 2022-02-22 14,270 0
Of these items, on which do you expect to be spending less in the next 12 months than you did in the last 12 months? [select all that apply] checkbox Holidays and travel / Household goods (e.g. TV, fridge) / Going out (e.g. bars, restaurants, cinemas) / Clothes and fashion / Grocery shopping / Utility bills / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 5792 12593 2022-02-22 14,270 0
Jacob Rees-Mogg, the Brexit opportunities Minister, has been asked to find "1,000 regulations we want to get rid of". What do you think of this idea? textarea textarea 0 5791 12588 2022-02-21 1,047 0
Were you in employment in the last 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5790 12586 2022-02-21 261 0
Have you been in employment in the last 5 years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5790 12587 2022-02-21 261 0
Are you currently in the workforce? radio Yes, full-time employed / Yes, part-time employed / Yes, self-employed / Yes, other / No / Prefer not to say 0 5789 12584 2022-02-21 159 0
Are you considering early retirement? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5789 12585 2022-02-21 159 0
Which of the following social media platforms do you use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Pinterest / Snapchat / Reddit / Quora / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5788 12582 2022-02-18 5,155 0
Which of the following social media platforms do you use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Pinterest / Snapchat / Reddit / Quora / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5787 12580 2022-02-18 26,181 0
Do you manage your household’s everyday finances? (e.g. bank accounts, bills, insurance, mortgages, credit cards) radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5785 12574 2022-02-18 17,504 0
Do you manage your family’s longer-term finances? (e.g. investments, ISAs, pensions) radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5785 12575 2022-02-18 17,504 0
Do you feel confident about managing your family’s finances? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5785 12576 2022-02-18 17,504 0
Do you invest in any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Stocks and shares ISA / Stocks and shares JISA (for children) / Cash ISA / Cash JISA (for children) / Pension / Stock market (investment account) / I don't invest in any of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5785 12577 2022-02-18 17,504 0
What puts you off investing? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Too risky / Don't understand it / Don't have the spare money to invest / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5785 12578 2022-02-18 17,504 0
Do you worry about your child abusing drugs/alcohol? radio Yes / No / I don't have children / Prefer not to say 0 5784 12571 2022-02-18 1,579 0
Have you ever confronted your child about their drinking or drug use? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5784 12572 2022-02-18 1,579 0
If a nail test were available, would you consider submitting your child's nail clippings for a drug/alcohol test? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5784 12573 2022-02-18 1,579 0
Thinking about your home, which of the following best describe your current situation? radio Renter - from a private landlord, paid entirely from my / my household’s income / Renter - from a private landlord, paid using some housing benefits / Renter - from my local council / Home-owner (buying / bought with a mortgage) / Not owner / renter: live with parents / family / relatives / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5783 12569 2022-02-17 26,663 0
Do you agree or disagree that Walkers should be sold in plain packets/bags to deter people from crisps that are high in fat, salt and sugar? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree or disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5782 12567 2022-02-17 405 0
Do you agree or disagree that Walkers’ packets/bags should carry mandatory health warnings – like cigarette packets – to alert people to their high fat and salt content? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree or disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5782 12568 2022-02-17 405 0
Do you agree or disagree that Pepsi should be sold in plain cans/bottles to deter people from fizzy drinks / carbonated soft drinks that are high in fat, salt and sugar? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5781 12565 2022-02-17 447 0
Do you agree or disagree that Pepsi’s cans/bottles should carry mandatory health warnings – like cigarette packets – to alert people to their high sugar content? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree or disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5781 12566 2022-02-17 447 0
Do you agree or disagree that crisps’ packaging should include mandatory health warnings if they are high in salt, fat or sugar, as a means of fighting obesity? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5780 12563 2022-02-17 570 0
Do you agree or disagree that crisps that are high in salt, fat or sugar should be sold in plain packets/bags, as a means of fighting obesity? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree or disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5780 12564 2022-02-17 570 0
Do you agree or disagree that fizzy drink / carbonated soft drink packaging should include mandatory health warnings if they are high in salt, fat or sugar, as a means of fighting obesity? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5779 12561 2022-02-17 452 0
Do you agree or disagree that fizzy drink / carbonated soft drink that are high in salt, fat or sugar should be sold in plain cans/bottles, as a means of fighting obesity? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5779 12562 2022-02-17 452 0
Do you think Walkers should be sold in plain packets/bags to deter people from crisps that are high in fat, salt and sugar? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5778 12559 2022-02-17 420 0
Do you think Walkers’ packets/bags should carry mandatory health warnings – like cigarette packets – to alter people to their high fat and salt content? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5778 12560 2022-02-17 420 0
Do you think Pepsi should be sold in plain cans/bottles to deter people from fizzy drinks / carbonated soft drinks that are high in fat, salt and sugar? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5777 12557 2022-02-17 446 0
Do you think Pepsi’s cans/bottles should carry mandatory health warnings – like cigarette packets – to alert people to their high sugar content? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5777 12558 2022-02-17 446 0
Do you think crisps’ packaging should include mandatory health warnings if they are high in salt, fat or sugar, as a means of fighting obesity? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5776 12555 2022-02-17 433 0
Do you think crisps that are high in salt, fat or sugar should be sold in plain packets/bags, as a means of fighting obesity? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5776 12556 2022-02-17 433 0
Do you think fizzy drink / carbonated soft drink packaging should include mandatory health warnings if they are high in salt, fat or sugar, as a means of fighting obesity? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5775 12553 2022-02-17 471 0
Do you think fizzy drink / carbonated soft drink that are high in salt, fat or sugar should be sold in plain cans/bottles, as a means of fighting obesity? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5775 12554 2022-02-17 471 0
Who is your financial role model? radio My mother / My father / Other family member / Someone I've worked with / A celebrity / influencer / Other / No one - I don't have a financial role model / Prefer not to say 0 5774 12551 2022-02-17 192 0
Please tell us who your financial role model is textarea textarea 0 5774 12552 2022-02-17 192 0
When searching for your current home did you come across properties listed on the portals that matched your criteria but that were already listed as under offer or sold subject to contract? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5771 12540 2022-02-17 3,304 0
Did you contact the agent to register your interest anyway in case the sale fell through? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5771 12541 2022-02-17 3,304 0
Did you eventually buy a property that had previously been listed as under offer or sold subject to contract with another buyer? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5771 12542 2022-02-17 3,304 0
If a new general election to the UK Parliament were held tomorrow, how likely or unlikely is it that you would vote? radio I am not eligible to vote in UK general elections / 0 - Very unlikely / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Very likely / Prefer not to say 0 5770 12535 2022-02-16 16,684 0
If you did vote, which party do you think you would vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrats / SNP / Plaid Cymru / Reform UK / Green / Another party or candidate / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 5770 12536 2022-02-16 16,684 0
Which, if either, would you say is more responsible for the current situation in Ukraine? radio Russia / NATO and its members, including the UK / Both equally / Neither / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5770 12537 2022-02-16 16,684 0
What is the highest education level you have completed to date? radio No formal qualifications / Youth training certificate/skillseekers / Recognised trade apprenticeship completed / Clerical and commercial / City & Guilds certificate / City & Guilds certificate - advanced / ONC / CSE grades 2-5 / CSE grade 1, GCE O level, GCSE, School Certificate / Scottish Ordinary/ Lower Certificate / GCE A level or Higher Certificate / Scottish Higher Certificate / Nursing qualification (e.g. SEN, SRN, SCM, RGN) / Teaching qualification (not degree) / University diploma / University or CNAA first degree (e.g. BA, B.Sc, B.Ed) / University or CNAA higher degree (e.g. M.Sc, Ph.D) / Other technical, professional or higher qualification / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5770 12538 2022-02-16 16,684 0
What is your ethnic group? radio White: English / Welsh / Scottish / Northern Irish / British / White: Irish / White: Gypsy or Irish Traveller / White: Any other White background / Mixed: White and Black Caribbean / Mixed: White and Black African / Mixed: White and Asian / Mixed: Any other Mixed / Multiple ethnic background / Asian/Asian British: Indian / Asian/Asian British: Pakistani / Asian/Asian British: Bangladeshi / Asian/Asian British: Chinese / Asian/Asian British: Any other Asian background / Black/Black British: African / Black/Black British: Caribbean / Black/Black British: Any other Black / African / Caribbean background / Other: Arab / Other: Any other ethnic group / Prefer not to say 0 5770 12539 2022-02-16 16,684 0
Do you invest in any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Stocks and shares ISA / Stocks and shares JISA (for children) / Cash ISA / Cash JISA (for children) / Pension / Stock market (investment account) / I don't invest in any of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5769 12533 2022-02-16 456 0
What puts you off investing? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Too risky / Don't understand it / Don't have the spare money to invest / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5769 12534 2022-02-16 456 0
“City PR firms should stop doing business with Russian firms” - How much do you agree or disagree with this statement? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5768 12531 2022-02-16 4,115 0
"Sir Kier Starmer was right to call on the Conservatives to return £5m donated to their political party from Russian-linked sources" - How much do you agree or disagree with this statement? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5768 12532 2022-02-16 4,115 0
Should British troops get involved in defending Ukraine if Russia invades? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5767 12530 2022-02-16 6,573 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5766 12529 2022-02-15 2,005 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5765 12528 2022-02-15 10,011 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5764 12527 2022-02-15 10,015 0
How involved would you say you are in making decisions about purchasing household electronics and appliances? radio I am the sole decision maker / I am the joint decision maker / I am not involved in the decisions / Prefer not to say 0 5762 12526 2022-02-15 18,971 0
Do you manage your household’s everyday finances? (e.g. bank accounts, bills, insurance, mortgages, credit cards) radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5761 12522 2022-02-15 677 0
Do you feel confident about managing your family’s finances? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5761 12523 2022-02-15 677 0
Are you involved in decisions about your family’s longer-term finances? (e.g. investments, ISAs, pensions) radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5761 12524 2022-02-15 677 0
In 2022, what's worrying you most in your daily life checkbox General cost of living / Rising supermarket prices / Rising energy prices / Climate change / Brexit fallout / International relations / Prefer not to say 0 5760 12521 2022-02-15 273 0
Do you think the metaverse is marketing hype? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5759 12517 2022-02-15 8,220 0
Which of the following best describes the metaverse in your opinion? radio It's a virtual reality game / It's the future of the internet / It's an augmented reality world / It's a virtual shopping site / It's Facebook / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5759 12518 2022-02-15 8,220 0
Would you ever invest in NFTs? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5759 12519 2022-02-15 8,220 0
Do you think cryptocurrency is worth investing in? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5759 12520 2022-02-15 8,220 0
If you’re ever short of money, would you feel awkward asking friends and family to lend you money? radio Yes – that’s why I never ask friends and family for money / Yes – so I only ask certain friends and family for money / Yes – but when money’s tight, I have to ask, however awkward / No – I’m very relaxed asking people to lend me money / Not applicable - I am never short of money / Prefer not to say 0 5758 12512 2022-02-14 2,521 0
If/when you see friends or family short of money, how do you feel about wanting to help them out? radio I’d insist on paying – no questions asked / I’m always happy to lend them money, but would want them to pay me back / I might lend them a little bit of money, depending on circumstances / I would never lend them money / Prefer not to say 0 5758 12513 2022-02-14 2,521 0
How often have you lost track of, or forgotten, who owes you money when you have agreed to split / share bills ? radio Every once in a while / Just the once / At least half of the time I’ve lent money / Most of the time I’ve lent money / I never forget / I never lend or split bills / Prefer not to say 0 5758 12514 2022-02-14 2,521 0
When you borrow money from friends or family, do you ever worry about remembering to pay it back? radio Not applicable / All the time / About 75% of the time / About 50% of the time / About 25% of the time / Less than 10% of the time / Prefer not to say 0 5758 12515 2022-02-14 2,521 0
If you ever lend money to friends and family, do you ever feel awkward asking them for the money back? radio Never / Sometimes - with specific friends and family / Sometimes - with everyone / Always / Not applicable - I don't lend / Prefer not to say 0 5758 12516 2022-02-14 2,521 0
You said that you were a victim of fraud in the last twelve months. What type of fraud was it? (If more than one, please think about the largest one) radio Credit/bank card / Identity theft / Internet scam / Doorstop con / Text message scam / Fake goods / Other fraud / I have not been a victim of fraud / Prefer not to say 0 5757 12505 2022-02-14 1,943 0
How much did you lose from the fraud? (If more than one, please think about the largest one) radio Less than £100 / Between £100 and £500 / Between £500 and £1000 / More than £1000 / I have not been a victim of fraud / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5757 12506 2022-02-14 1,943 0
Did you report the fraud to the Police? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5757 12507 2022-02-14 1,943 0
If you didn’t report it to the Police, why was that? (select all that apply) checkbox Waste of time because the Police wouldn’t solve it / Too embarrassed / No chance of getting it back / No, I did report it / Prefer not to say 0 5757 12508 2022-02-14 1,943 0
How did you feel personally about this fraud? (select all that apply) checkbox Angry / Update / Traumatised / Helpless / Foolish / Vulnerable / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5757 12509 2022-02-14 1,943 0
How seriously do you think the Government treats fraud? radio Very seriously / Quite seriously / Adequately / Not very seriously / Not at all seriously / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5757 12510 2022-02-14 1,943 0
How seriously do you think the Police treat fraud? radio Very seriously / Quite seriously / Adequately / Not very seriously / Not at all seriously / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5757 12511 2022-02-14 1,943 0
How much do you think the government is doing to tackle fraud? radio More than enough / About enough / Less than enough / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5756 12500 2022-02-14 28,236 0
How much do you think the Police are doing to tackle fraud? radio More than enough / About enough / Less than enough / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5756 12501 2022-02-14 28,236 0
Have you been a victim of fraud in the last twelve months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5756 12502 2022-02-14 28,236 0
How many scam (fraudulent) text messages do you receive on your phone every month, if any? radio None / Less than one / One to three / Three to ten / More than ten / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5756 12503 2022-02-14 28,236 0
How many scam (fraudulent) email messages do you receive every month, if any? radio None / Less than one / One to three / Three to ten / More than ten / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5756 12504 2022-02-14 28,236 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 5755 12498 2022-02-14 2,066 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any would you vote for? radio Labour / Conservative / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK / Liberal Democrat / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 5755 12499 2022-02-14 2,066 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 5754 12496 2022-02-14 3,235 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK / Green / SNP / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 5754 12497 2022-02-14 3,235 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 5753 12494 2022-02-14 22,474 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 5753 12495 2022-02-14 22,474 0
Did you take financial advice before retiring? radio Yes / No / I am not retired / Prefer not to say 0 5752 12489 2022-02-11 5,311 0
Did you know how much pension pot you needed before retiring? radio Yes / No / I am not retired / Prefer not to say 0 5752 12490 2022-02-11 5,311 0
Are you getting ongoing financial advice about spending/ drawing down your pension? radio Yes / No / I am not retired / Prefer not to say 0 5752 12491 2022-02-11 5,311 0
Are you too scared to spend too much of your pension pot in case it doesn’t last? radio Yes / No / I am not retired / Prefer not to say 0 5752 12492 2022-02-11 5,311 0
How much do you have in your pension pot? radio £0 - £34,999 / £35,000 - £49,999 / £50,000 - £74,999 / £75,000 - £99,999 / £100,000+ / I am not retired / Prefer not to say 0 5752 12493 2022-02-11 5,311 0
Was Dame Cressida Dick right to step down as Met Police Chief? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5751 12486 2022-02-11 18,184 0
How successful do you think Dame Cressida Dick was in tackling sexism and racism in the Met Police force? radio Very successful / Quite successful / Mediocre / Not very successful / Not at all successful / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5751 12487 2022-02-11 18,184 0
How well do you think Dame Cressida Dick did as Met Commissioner overall? radio Very well / Quite well / Average / Not very well / Not at all well / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5751 12488 2022-02-11 18,184 0
What is your opinion of Boris Johnson? textarea textarea 0 5750 12484 2022-02-10 568 0
Who would you prefer to be the next Prime Minister? radio Boris Johnson / Sir Keir Starmer / Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Sir Ed Davey / Michael Gove / Dominic Raab / Sajid Javid / Prefer not to say 0 5750 12485 2022-02-10 568 0
What is your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 5749 12482 2022-02-10 571 0
What is your favourite genre of film? radio Action / Romance / Comedy / Thriller / Horror / Sci-fi / Family / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5749 12483 2022-02-10 571 0
Which of the following radio stations do you listen to regularly? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Heart Radio / Heart FM / Capital FM / BBC Radio 1 / Smooth Radio / BBC Radio 2 / Magic Radio / Magic FM / Absolute 80s / 102.2 Smooth FM / Heart 80s / Classic FM / BBC Radio 4 / Kiss FM / Heart Extra / Other / I don't listen to radio stations / Prefer not to say 1 5748 12481 2022-02-10 85,735 0
What is your opinion of journalists? textarea textarea 0 5745 12478 2022-02-09 1,100 0
Which cryptocurrencies / investments do you currently own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Bitcoin / Ethereum / A cryptocurrency ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5742 12467 2022-02-09 5,214 0
Do you also have any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Stocks and shares ISA / Cash ISA / Savings account / Pension / General investment portfolio / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5742 12468 2022-02-09 5,214 0
Why did you buy cryptocurrency? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Low interest rates on cash / The stock market is too risky / To capitalise on digital trends / I’m worried about inflation / Past price performance is very good / To make digital payments / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5742 12469 2022-02-09 5,214 0
How much of your total savings and investments have you got in cryptocurrency? radio 0-10% / 11-25% / 26-50% / 51-75% / 76-90% / 90%+ / Prefer not to say 0 5742 12470 2022-02-09 5,214 0
Approximately how much would you be willing to lose on your investment in cryptocurrencies? radio None / 25% / 50% / 75% / All of it / Prefer not to say 0 5742 12471 2022-02-09 5,214 0
How interested would you say you are in politics? Would you say you are... radio Very interested / Fairly interested / Not very interested / Not at all interested / Prefer not to say 0 5741 12466 2022-02-09 226 0
What's your favourite TV show? textarea textarea 0 5740 12464 2022-02-09 576 0
Which of the following TV channels do you watch most frequently? radio BBC One / BBC Two / ITV One / Channel 4 / Channel 5 / Sky One / ITV 2 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5740 12465 2022-02-09 576 0
Which of the following light commercial vehicles (LCVs) do you own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Van / Box truck / Pickup truck / Limousine / Station wagon / Other / I don't own any LCVs / Prefer not to say 0 5739 12461 2022-02-09 12 0
Does your LCV have any windows in the cargo section of the vehicle? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5739 12462 2022-02-09 12 0
Do you plan to purchase a new LCV in the next 3 years? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5739 12463 2022-02-09 12 0
How much do you love your home? radio Completely / A lot / Quite a lot / Partially / Not much at all / Prefer not to say 0 5738 12457 2022-02-09 4,325 0
How committed are you to your home? radio I plan to live here for the rest of my life / I plan to live here for the majority of my life / I plan to live here for the foreseeable future / I have plans to move soon / I want to move asap / Prefer not to say 0 5738 12458 2022-02-09 4,325 0
What could be improved about your home? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Size / Aesthetics / More outdoor space / More energy efficient / Location / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5738 12459 2022-02-09 4,325 0
Would you ditch your current home for a bigger, better or more modern home? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5738 12460 2022-02-09 4,325 0
What's your favourite American sport? textarea textarea 0 5737 12455 2022-02-08 467 0
Do you watch American football? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5737 12456 2022-02-08 467 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5736 12454 2022-02-08 2,010 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5735 12453 2022-02-08 10,017 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5734 12452 2022-02-08 10,026 0
Do retail stores do enough with regards to sanitising/cleaning high touch surfaces? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5733 12450 2022-02-08 615 0
Do you feel you are seeing sufficient evidence of decontamination of ‘payment card’ pin entry pads in major supermarkets? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5733 12451 2022-02-08 615 0
Which of these describes what you intend to do with your main mobile plan in the next 12 months? radio SIM and phone contract / SIM-only contract / Pay as you go (PAYG) / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5732 12448 2022-02-08 20,949 0
Do you think the government should impose a windfall tax on the profits of energy companies, such as BP and Shell, to help pay for consumers’ rising energy bills? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5731 12447 2022-02-08 7,022 0
What is the strangest thing you've ever eaten? textarea textarea 0 5729 12444 2022-02-07 534 0
What is your favourite snack? radio Fruit / Nuts / Crisps / Chocolate / Cakes / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5729 12445 2022-02-07 534 0
Do you invest money using any of the following investment arrangements? checkbox Individual Savings Account (ISA) / Self-invested personal pension (SIPP) / Lifetime ISA (LISA) / Company pension / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5728 12442 2022-02-07 555 0
Do you invest money via an investment platform? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5728 12443 2022-02-07 555 0
In terms of value, which of the following ingredients is the most and least valuable? maxdiff Beef mince / Pork mince / Lamb mince / Mixed beef and pork mince / Quorn mince / Prefer not to say 0 5726 12437 2022-02-07 1,682 0
Which of the following dishes, if any, would you consider using a beef and pork mince mix in? Please select all that apply. checkbox Burgers / Meatballs / Koftas / Kebabs / Mince tacos or enchiladas / Chilli con carne / Ragu/pasta / Spaghetti bolognese / Shepherd's pie / Teriyaki mice and rice / Pilaf / Curry / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5726 12438 2022-02-07 1,682 0
Would you like to see a pork and beef mince mix on the menu? radio Yes, a beef and pork mix mince would be a good addition to the menu / No, a beef and pork mix mince would be a bad addition to the menu / I’m not bothered either way / Prefer not to say 0 5726 12439 2022-02-07 1,682 0
Can you explain why you believe a pork and beef mince mix would be a bad addition to the menu? textarea textarea 0 5726 12440 2022-02-07 1,682 0
You told us you were a HelloFresh customer, are you still a HelloFresh customer? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5726 12441 2022-02-07 1,682 0
In October this year, every electricity bill will be cut by £200, but every April, for 5 years, £40 will be added. Would you opt out of this if you could? radio Yes, I would opt out / No, I would not opt out / Prefer not to say 0 5725 12435 2022-02-07 10,225 0
Do you personally earn more or less than £40k per year? radio I earn £40k or more per year / I earn less than £40k per year / Prefer not to say 0 5725 12436 2022-02-07 10,225 0
How would you describe your present employment situation? radio Job in the private sector / Job in government / Self-employed / Homemaker / Student / Retired / Unemployed / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5724 12429 2022-02-07 120 0
Which best describes your current role within the company? Please select all that apply. checkbox Accounting/finance / Advertising/marketing / Human resources / IT services/support / Operations / Research and development / Legal / Software development/engineering / Sales / Product/program manager / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5724 12430 2022-02-07 120 0
Which of the following best describes your involvement with mobile app/platform development? radio I am a professional mobile app developer who writes code on a regular basis / I manage mobile app developers, and more than 10% of my time is spent writing code / I am a product/program manager for mobile apps/platforms and I make product decisions / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5724 12431 2022-02-07 120 0
Over the past 12 months, for which of these technology platforms have you or your team regularly written code for mobile apps/platforms? checkbox Android / iOS / Blackberry OS / Windows / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5724 12432 2022-02-07 120 0
Do you currently link out to web content from your native Android app(s)? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5724 12433 2022-02-07 120 0
How many monthly active users does your Android app have? Please consider the most widely used Android app you or your team works on. radio 0 / 1-100 / 101-1000 / 1001-5000 / 5001-10000 / More than 10000 / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5724 12434 2022-02-07 120 0
In the past 3 years, how many times have you travelled internationally for leisure holiday purposes? radio Only once / Twice / 3 times / 4 to 6 times / More than 6 times / None / Prefer not to say 0 5723 12425 2022-02-04 483 0
How likely are you to travel internationally for leisure holiday purposes in the next 18 months? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not sure right now / Not likely to travel / Prefer not to say 0 5723 12426 2022-02-04 483 0
Which of the following regions / countries have you visited in the past 3 years for leisure holiday purposes? radio Western Europe / Central Europe / Eastern Europe / Asia / Australia / Africa / Middle East / North America / Central America / South America / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5723 12427 2022-02-04 483 0
Which of the following regions / countries would you never consider for leisure holiday purposes? checkbox Western Europe / Central Europe / Eastern Europe / Asia / Australia / Africa / Saudi Arabia / UAE / North America / Central America / South America / I would consider all / I would consider none / Prefer not to say 0 5723 12428 2022-02-04 483 0
What's your favourite snack? textarea textarea 0 5722 12423 2022-02-04 679 0
Of the following, which is your favourite snack? radio Crisps / Peanuts / Fruit / Chocolate bar / Hummus / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5722 12424 2022-02-04 679 0
Do you have more or less confidence in the police than five years ago? radio Much more confidence / A little more confidence / About the same confidence / A little less confidence / Much less confidence / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5720 12415 2022-02-04 56,128 0
Which of these crimes would you report to the police? (select all that apply) checkbox Burglary / Mugging / Criminal damage / Assault / Anti-social behaviour / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5720 12416 2022-02-04 56,128 0
What are the reasons why you wouldn't report these crimes? (select all that apply) checkbox Waste of time because the police won't solve it / Fear of retaliation / Crimes too minor / Too much effort to report / Other / Don't know / No, I would report these crimes / Prefer not to say 0 5720 12417 2022-02-04 56,128 0
If you reported a crime like burglary or assault to the police, do you believe they would solve it? radio Very likely / Quite likely / Possibly / Quite unlikely / Very unlikely / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5720 12418 2022-02-04 56,128 0
Do you agree or disagree that the police have your best interests at heart? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5720 12419 2022-02-04 56,128 0
Generally speaking, how competent do you think the police are? radio Very competent / Somewhat competent / Not very competent / Not competent at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5720 12420 2022-02-04 56,128 0
How often do you think the police treat members of the public with respect? radio Very often / Quite often / Sometimes / Not very often / Rarely / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5720 12421 2022-02-04 56,128 0
To what extent do you think the police in this country are corrupt? radio Not at all corrupt / Hardly at all corrupt / Somewhat corrupt / Quite corrupt / Very corrupt / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5720 12422 2022-02-04 56,128 0
How confident are you that the police can protect you and your family? radio Very confident / Somewhat confident / Not very confident / Not confident at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5718 12408 2022-02-04 1,937 0
How confident are you that the police can solve crimes in your neighbourhood? radio Very confident / Somewhat confident / Not very confident / Not confident at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5718 12409 2022-02-04 1,937 0
Do you agree or disagree that the police have your best interests at heart? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5718 12410 2022-02-04 1,937 0
Generally speaking, how competent do you think the police are? radio Very competent / Somewhat competent / Not very competent / Not competent at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5718 12411 2022-02-04 1,937 0
How often do you think the police treat members of the public with respect? radio Very often / Quite often / Sometimes / Not very often / Rarely / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5718 12412 2022-02-04 1,937 0
To what extent do you think the police in this country are corrupt? radio Not at all corrupt / Hardly at all corrupt / Somewhat corrupt / Quite corrupt / Very corrupt / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5718 12413 2022-02-04 1,937 0
If you could live in any country, which one would it be? textarea textarea 0 5717 12406 2022-02-03 571 0
Of the following, where would you most like to live? radio UK / France / Spain / Germany / Italy / Greece / Prefer not to say 0 5717 12407 2022-02-03 571 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Scottish National Party / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5716 12405 2022-02-02 2,066 0
What genre of music do you listen to: (tick all that apply) checkbox Grime / Drill / Hip Hop / Rap / Garage / Baseline / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5714 12401 2022-02-01 3,040 0
Have you watched any of the following films: (tick all that apply) checkbox Kidulthood / Adulthood / Brotherhood / Ill manners / Offender / Shifty / This is England / Shank / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5714 12402 2022-02-01 3,040 0
Do you enjoy any of the following Artists: (tick all that apply) checkbox Dagga D / M24 / M1llionz / Aitch / Unknown T / Tion Wayne / Arrdee / Skepta / Stormzy / Pop Smoke / Russ / Bugzy / Malone / Jme / Dave / A J Tracey / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5714 12403 2022-02-01 3,040 0
As you approach retirement/ thinking back to when you first started receiving your pension, and up to now, do you feel you have received enough advice on how to maximise the value of your pension pot? radio Very much so / Somewhat / Not really / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 5713 12398 2022-02-01 388 0
How cautious is your approach to withdrawing funds from your pension? radio Very cautious / Cautious / Relaxed / Prefer not to say 0 5713 12399 2022-02-01 388 0
Why? radio I am worried my pension pot isn’t big enough / I know that my pension pot isn’t big enough / My outgoings are minimal / I have taken regular advice and planned for retirement / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5713 12400 2022-02-01 388 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5712 12397 2022-02-01 2,006 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5711 12396 2022-02-01 10,005 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5710 12395 2022-02-01 10,010 0
Are you a manager/owner of any of the following stores? checkbox Traditional trade / Grocery / Book/stationary / Confectionary / Fashion / Musical instruments / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5709 12393 2022-02-01 5 0
Have you purchased stock from a grocery depot in the last 3 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5709 12394 2022-02-01 5 0
Which of the following best describes your occupation? radio Business owner / Senior management / Middle management / Employee / Student / Retired / not working / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5708 12389 2022-02-01 2,205 0
Is your organisation more open to the idea of hiring remote workers from overseas now than it was before the pandemic? radio Yes / Maybe / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5708 12390 2022-02-01 2,205 0
To what extent to you agree or disagree with the following statement in relation to your business? "Hiring remote workers will be a central part of our future hiring strategy." radio Strongly agree / Agree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5708 12391 2022-02-01 2,205 0
Do you support the idea of workers receiving their salary in the form of cryptocurrency? radio Yes, entirely / Yes, in principle / I don't know enough to be sure / No / Prefer not to say 0 5708 12392 2022-02-01 2,205 0
Would you be happy to work for a company based overseas, if you could do so remotely i.e. from your home? radio Yes / Maybe / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5707 12387 2022-02-01 15,679 0
Would you be open to receiving some or all of your salary in cryptocurrency? radio Yes / Maybe / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5707 12388 2022-02-01 15,679 0
If you had £100 to donate right now, where would you put it? textarea textarea 0 5705 12384 2022-01-31 676 0
Which of the following areas do you like to support with your charitable donations? checkbox Medical / Animals / Senior citizens / Young people / Environmental / Disaster aid / Overseas development / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5705 12385 2022-01-31 676 0
Thinking back to 2019, the year before the Covid-19 pandemic struck, which of the following attractions have you visited in the UK, either on day trips from home or whilst on holiday? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Museums / Art galleries / Historic houses and sites / Castles / Cathedrals / Zoos / animal attractions / Country parks / Gardens / Heritage railways / Distilleries / Breweries / Theme parks / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5704 12383 2022-01-31 107 0
Which of the following have you bought last year? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Footstall/pouffe / Sofa / Armchair / Sofa bed / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5701 12378 2022-01-28 12,899 0
What is the total value of the selected items that you have purchased? radio £0-£99 / £100-£499 / £500-£999 / £1000+ / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5701 12379 2022-01-28 12,899 0
Which of the following have you bought last year? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Footstall/pouffe / Sofa / Armchair / Sofa bed / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5700 12376 2022-01-27 248 0
What is the total value of the selected items that you have purchased? radio £1 - £100 / £101 - £250 / £251 - £500 / £501+ / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5700 12377 2022-01-27 248 0
Do you own or lease any of the following vehicles for private/business use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox City delivery vans / Small transporters & vans / Large transporters & vans / Pick-up transporters / Camper Vans no matter the size / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5699 12374 2022-01-27 1,163 0
Which of the following are you considering to own/lease in the future that you don't own/lease right now? (Tick all that apply) checkbox City delivery vans / Small transporters & vans / Large transporters & vans / Pick-up transporters / Camper Vans no matter the size / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5699 12375 2022-01-27 1,163 0
What is your marital status? radio Divorced / In a relationship / Living with partner / Separated / Single / Widowed / Married / Civil Partnership / Prefer not to say 0 5698 12369 2022-01-27 5,791 0
As a couple how do you run your finances? radio Keep your money separately / Mix and match (put money in a joint account and keep some separate) / Pool both incomes into joint account / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5698 12370 2022-01-27 5,791 0
Would you say money has ever caused an issue in your relationship? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5698 12371 2022-01-27 5,791 0
Have you ever lied to your partner about your finances? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5698 12372 2022-01-27 5,791 0
How would you describe talking about your finances with your partner? radio Easy / Natural part of our everyday life / Difficult / Awkward / Try to avoid / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5698 12373 2022-01-27 5,791 0
Are you currently selling a property checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5696 12367 2022-01-27 266 0
What do you think are some interesting news and politics questions we should ask? textarea textarea 0 5695 12366 2022-01-27 204 0
Are you an expert in any particular subject? textarea textarea 0 5694 12365 2022-01-27 200 0
Which of the following best describes you: I buy something from a Starbucks with a drive-through… radio ... at least once a week / … 2-3 times per month / … once a month / … once every couple of months / … 2-3 times per year / … once a year / … rarely/never / Prefer not to say 0 5692 12363 2022-01-26 6,569 0
Which is your favourite coffee chain? Please enter NA if you don't have a favourite coffee chain. textarea textarea 0 5692 12364 2022-01-26 6,569 0
What's your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 5691 12361 2022-01-26 548 0
What type of films do you watch? checkbox Horror / Romance / Thriller / Action / Mystery / Family / Comedy / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5691 12362 2022-01-26 548 0
What's your favourite song? textarea textarea 0 5690 12360 2022-01-26 103 0
On average, roughly how many hours does it take you to recover from a hangover? radio Under 1 hour / 1 hour / 2 hours / 3 hours / 4 hours / 5 hours / More than 5 hours / Prefer not to say 0 5689 12357 2022-01-26 3,729 0
What do you mainly drink when on a big night out? radio Beer / Wine / Spirit with mixer / Alcopop / Cider / Cocktail / Straight spirits / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5689 12358 2022-01-26 3,729 0
When hungover which of the following activities do you often avoid? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Exercise / Cleaning / Work / Reading / Watching TV / Speaking to friends and family / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5689 12359 2022-01-26 3,729 0
How confident are you that the NHS can provide the everyday non-emergency health care you and your family need? radio Very confident / Somewhat confident / Not very confident / Not confident at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5688 12352 2022-01-26 35,070 0
How confident are you that the NHS can provide emergency care to you and your family if needed? radio Very confident / Somewhat confident / Not very confident / Not confident at all / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 5688 12353 2022-01-26 35,070 0
Which factors do you think cause problems in the NHS (Please select all that apply) checkbox Lack of money / Difficult trade unions / NHS is too large to be managed properly / Patients do not have enough power / Too many re-organisations / Government incompetence / Publicly-run bodies are often inefficient / Too much ‘bloat’ (unnecessary managers, processes, etc.) / None - the NHS has no major problems / Prefer not to say 0 5688 12354 2022-01-26 35,070 0
How should healthcare be paid for? radio Mostly by the government through taxation / Mostly by compulsory social insurance paid by employers, employees and pensioners / Mostly by voluntary private insurance paid by employers or individuals / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5688 12355 2022-01-26 35,070 0
If insurance was used to pay for healthcare, what should happen to people who don’t have insurance and can’t afford to get it? radio The government should pay, from taxation, so that everyone is insured / Hospitals should treat them for free, and charge other patients more to make up / Charities should pay / Healthcare should be denied / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5688 12356 2022-01-26 35,070 0
Are you worried that the value of your home will fall in 2022? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5687 12347 2022-01-26 5,066 0
Are you worried that the monthly cost of your mortgage will increase in 2022? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5687 12348 2022-01-26 5,066 0
Are you worried that the running costs of your home will increase in 2022? e.g energy bills radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5687 12349 2022-01-26 5,066 0
Are you worried that the wider cost of living will increase in 2022? e.g weekly shop radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5687 12350 2022-01-26 5,066 0
Thinking about your current financial stability and commitments such as mortgage payments and other household costs, which best describes you? radio I am already unable to cover my monthly outgoings / I am already struggling to cover my monthly outgoings / It is a stretch to cover my monthly outgoings but I can manage it / I can comfortably cover my monthly outgoings / I can easily cover my monthly outgoings / Prefer not to say 0 5687 12351 2022-01-26 5,066 0
We're looking for respondents for a mental health survey. If you would like to take part, please tick any mental health conditions you have been suffering from in the list below. Your answer will be used to assess your suitability and will not be shared with 3rd parties. If you are suitable, we'll show you the next questions or you can click 'No thanks, not for me' if you do not wish to take part. checkbox Depression / Anxiety / Schizophrenia / Bipolar affective disorder / Demantia / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5686 12342 2022-01-26 5,061 0
How frequently do you experience the symptoms of depression? radio All the time / Multiple times a day / Once or twice a day / Less than once a day / Prefer not to say 0 5686 12343 2022-01-26 5,061 0
On a scale of 1 to 5, how severe are the symptoms on average? radio 1 - not too severe / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - very severe / Prefer not to say 0 5686 12344 2022-01-26 5,061 0
Does your mental health improve or deteriorate during your menstrual cycle? radio Improves / Neither improves nor deteriorates / Deteriorates / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5686 12345 2022-01-26 5,061 0
Have you attempted to track your cycle and your PMS symptoms to better manage your mental health? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5686 12346 2022-01-26 5,061 0
The Government has removed all testing requirements for fully vaccinated travellers returning/arriving to the UK, other than a Passenger Locator Form (PLF). With this in mind, do you plan to book a foreign holiday within the next 6 to 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5685 12341 2022-01-26 1,005 0
Do you ever avoid any tasks (like cleaning or exercise) when you have a hangover? radio I don't drink / I don't get hangovers / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5684 12340 2022-01-25 237 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5682 12338 2022-01-25 2,004 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5681 12337 2022-01-25 10,004 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5680 12336 2022-01-25 10,015 0
Are you a decision maker for your broadband and mobile internet? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5679 12333 2022-01-25 116,765 0
How often do you work with a computer (desktop/laptop)? radio Daily / 4-6 times a week / 1-3 times a week / Weekly or less / I don't work with a computer / Prefer not to say 0 5679 12334 2022-01-25 116,765 0
Do you use internet for your work? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5679 12335 2022-01-25 116,765 0
Now that the alleged parties at Number 10 Downing Street are subject to a police investigation, should Boris Johnson stand down until it has been concluded? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5678 12332 2022-01-25 1,022 0
Thinking about the image and description you’ve just seen, which of the below names do you think best suits the product? radio Cakies / Cookie cake / Cookie Stax / Cookiewich / Prefer not to say 0 5676 12325 2022-01-25 1,970 0
Still thinking about the name of the product, which name would most encourage you to buy the product you’ve just seen? radio Cakies / Cookie cake / Cookie Stax / Cookiewich / Prefer not to say 0 5676 12326 2022-01-25 1,970 0
Why would that name most encourage you to buy the product? textarea textarea 0 5676 12327 2022-01-25 1,970 0
Thinking about the image and description you’ve just seen, which of the below names do you think best suits the product? radio Scandi-style cinnamon bun / Cinnaknot / Swirl’amon / Cinnamore / Cinnacrunch / Cinnamon Kanelbullar / Prefer not to say 0 5676 12328 2022-01-25 1,970 0
Still thinking about the name of the product, which name would most encourage you to buy the product you’ve just seen? radio Scandi-style cinnamon bun / Cinnaknot / Swirl’amon / Cinnamore / Cinnacrunch / Cinnamon Kanelbullar / Prefer not to say 0 5676 12329 2022-01-25 1,970 0
Why would that name most encourage you to buy the product? textarea textarea 0 5676 12330 2022-01-25 1,970 0
Do you consider yourself an empty nester, i.e. your children have left home? radio Yes / No / I never had children / Prefer not to say 0 5676 12331 2022-01-25 1,970 0
On average, roughly how many hours does it take you to recover from a hangover? radio Under 1 hour / 1 hour / 2 hours / 3 hours / 4 hours / 5 hours / More than 5 hours / Prefer not to say 0 5675 12322 2022-01-25 169 0
What do you mainly drink when on a big night out? radio Beer / Wine / Spirit with mixer / Alcopop / Cider / Cocktail / Straight spirits / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5675 12323 2022-01-25 169 0
When hungover, which of the following activities do you often skip? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Exercise / Cleaning / Work / Reading / Watching TV / Speaking to friends and family / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5675 12324 2022-01-25 169 0
Thinking about the image and description you’ve just seen, which of the below names do you think best suits the product? radio Cakies / Cookie cake / Cookie Stax / Cookiewich / Prefer not to say 0 5674 12316 2022-01-25 1,630 0
Still thinking about the name of the product, which name would most encourage you to buy the product you’ve just seen? radio Cakies / Cookie cake / Cookie Stax / Cookiewich / Prefer not to say 0 5674 12317 2022-01-25 1,630 0
Why would that name most encourage you to buy the product? textarea textarea 0 5674 12318 2022-01-25 1,630 0
Thinking about the image and description you’ve just seen, which of the below names do you think best suits the product? radio Scandi-style cinnamon bun / Cinnaknot / Swirl’amon / Cinnamore / Cinnacrunch / Cinnamon Kanelbullar / Prefer not to say 0 5674 12319 2022-01-25 1,630 0
Still thinking about the name of the product, which name would most encourage you to buy the product you’ve just seen? radio Scandi-style cinnamon bun / Cinnaknot / Swirl’amon / Cinnamore / Cinnacrunch / Cinnamon Kanelbullar / Prefer not to say 0 5674 12320 2022-01-25 1,630 0
Why would that name most encourage you to buy the product? textarea textarea 0 5674 12321 2022-01-25 1,630 0
Are you in the process of purchasing a new property? radio I am in the process / I am actively looking / I completed a purchase within the last 6 months / I completed more than 6 months ago / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5673 12315 2022-01-24 250 0
You told us you work as a teacher, do you work at a private or public school? radio Private / Public / Not Applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5672 12311 2022-01-24 407 0
How many students are at your school? radio 0-49 / 50-149 / 150-299 / 300+ / Prefer not to say 0 5672 12312 2022-01-24 407 0
When the school gets new devices, what percentage of the student population do they cover per year? radio 0-9% / 10-19% / 20%+ / We don't get new devices / Prefer not to say 0 5672 12313 2022-01-24 407 0
Which of the following best describes your role? radio Head Teacher/Lead Teacher/Principle / IT Decision Maker / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5672 12314 2022-01-24 407 0
Are you involved in the use of and/or management of commercial vehicles at work? radio Yes / No / I don't work / retired / Prefer not to say 0 5671 12308 2022-01-21 628 0
How many commercial vehicles do you have in your fleet? radio 0 / 1-5 / 6-150 / 150+ / Prefer not to say 0 5671 12309 2022-01-21 628 0
Which of the following vocations/roles do you consider yourself to belong? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Service & Maintenance / Delivery / Construction / Owner/driver / Fleet manager / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5671 12310 2022-01-21 628 0
What non-alcoholic beverages do you tend to drink regularly? textarea textarea 0 5670 12306 2022-01-21 663 0
Would you try sheep's milk? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5670 12307 2022-01-21 663 0
Would you be open to replacing some of your meals with plant based meals in your diet? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5669 12304 2022-01-21 2,246 0
Do you follow one or more of the nutritional rules? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Gluten free / Lactose free / Low carb / Pescatarian / Vegan / Flexitarian / Other / I don't follow any rules / Prefer not to say 0 5669 12305 2022-01-21 2,246 0
When are you looking to sell your home? radio I don't own a home / I am now / In the next 3 months / In the next 6 months / In the next year / No sooner than a year / I'm not looking to sell my home / Prefer not to say 0 5668 12301 2022-01-21 77 0
Are you struggling to sell your home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5668 12302 2022-01-21 77 0
Why are you struggling to sell your house? textarea textarea 0 5668 12303 2022-01-21 77 0
Do you work from home? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 5667 12300 2022-01-21 65,655 0
Do you consider yourself an entrepreneur? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 5666 12299 2022-01-21 65,477 0
Are you aware of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5665 12297 2022-01-21 2,020 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5665 12298 2022-01-21 2,020 0
Are you aware of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5664 12295 2022-01-21 2,007 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5664 12296 2022-01-21 2,007 0
Are you aware of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5663 12293 2022-01-21 2,001 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5663 12294 2022-01-21 2,001 0
Are you aware of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5662 12291 2022-01-21 2,005 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of EE Full Fibre home broadband? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5662 12292 2022-01-21 2,005 0
Did you purchase household or garden items during lockdown that you may otherwise have refrained from buying? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5661 12289 2022-01-21 1,666 0
When looking to buy a house, would a large level of clutter deter you from buying? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5661 12290 2022-01-21 1,666 0
How interested are you in sustainability for your home? radio Very / Somewhat / Not much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 5660 12287 2022-01-21 413 0
What home sustainability features are most important for you? textarea textarea 0 5660 12288 2022-01-21 413 0
How's your day? textarea textarea 0 5658 12281 2022-01-20 5 0
Have you had lunch? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5658 12282 2022-01-20 5 0
Are you vegan? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5658 12283 2022-01-20 5 0
Have you done any good deeds today? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5658 12284 2022-01-20 5 0
Have you ever been to a hospital? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5658 12285 2022-01-20 5 0
What type of films do you like to watch? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Horror / Romance / Thriller / Comedy / Family / Action / Mystery / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5656 12278 2022-01-20 2,477 0
What is your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 5656 12279 2022-01-20 2,477 0
What is your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 5655 12277 2022-01-20 84 0
What is the first thing you think of when you think of Superdry? textarea textarea 0 5654 12276 2022-01-20 521 0
Was your last search for a rental property difficult or easy? radio Easy / Neither easy nor difficult / Difficult / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5650 12265 2022-01-19 5,033 0
Did it take you longer than expected to find a rental property? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5650 12266 2022-01-19 5,033 0
How many rental properties did you view? radio 1-2 / 3-5 / 6-10 / 11+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5650 12267 2022-01-19 5,033 0
How many rental properties did you find that were perfect but were taken before you had the chance to let them? radio 0-2 / 3-5 / 6-10 / 11+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5650 12268 2022-01-19 5,033 0
How time-consuming did you find it relaying your requirements and undergoing reference checks with each agent? radio Very time-consuming / Somewhat time-consuming / Not time-consuming at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5650 12269 2022-01-19 5,033 0
Have you taken on more employees during the pandemic, if so how many? radio 0 / 1-2 / 3-5 / 6-10 / 11 or more / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5648 12261 2022-01-19 426 0
Have you expanded during the pandemic? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Yes, we’ve expanded our existing branch or office / Yes we have moved to a new larger branch or office / Yes, we have expanded by opening a new branch or office in addition to our existing / No we’ve remained the same / Prefer not to say 0 5648 12262 2022-01-19 426 0
Was this expansion - radio Already planned / Spurred by the pandemic property market boom / Neither planned nor spurred by the boom / Prefer not to say 0 5648 12263 2022-01-19 426 0
Do you have plans to expand further over the coming year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5648 12264 2022-01-19 426 0
What do you think of the political party Reform UK? textarea textarea 0 5647 12260 2022-01-19 287 0
Do you think that your (real term) value increased over the last year? radio Yes / No, it stayed the same / No, it fell / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5644 12254 2022-01-19 4,446 0
How much do you think that your salary will change this year? radio Increase by 0%-5% / Increase by 6%-10% / Increase by 11%-15% / Increase by 16%-25% / Increase by 26% or more / It will fall / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5644 12255 2022-01-19 4,446 0
What's the best piece of financial advice you have received? textarea textarea 0 5643 12253 2022-01-19 52 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5641 12250 2022-01-18 2,000 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / no / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5640 12249 2022-01-18 10,005 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5639 12248 2022-01-18 10,004 0
What's the best piece of financial advice you have received? textarea textarea 0 5637 12246 2022-01-18 264 0
Do you think the BBC licence fee of £159 a year is value for money or not? radio Very good value / Good value / About right / Not enough value / Very bad value / Prefer not to say 0 5635 12242 2022-01-18 39,873 0
How much per year do you think is fair for a household to pay for a BBC licence fee? (£) number 9999 / 0 0 5635 12243 2022-01-18 39,873 0
Do you agree or disagree that the BBC licence fee should be abolished and replaced with a voluntary subscription which people would pay only if they want to watch BBC programmes? radio Agree strongly / Agree somewhat / Neither agree nor disagree / Disgree somewhat / Disagree strongly / Prefer not to say 0 5635 12244 2022-01-18 39,873 0
Assuming it was your responsibility to pay, how much would you personally be prepared to pay for your own household's BBC TV licence? (£) number 9999 / 0 0 5635 12245 2022-01-18 39,873 0
In the last year, roughly how many times have internet or power outages disrupted you while working from home? radio Every day / Several times a week / Every week / A few times a month / Every month / Every few months / Once or twice in the year / Never / I haven't worked from home in the last year / Prefer not to say 0 5631 12236 2022-01-18 1,010 0
Are you happy at work? checkbox Yes / No / Don't know / I don't work / retired / Prefer not to say 0 5630 12235 2022-01-18 2,021 0
Which of the following do you think are the most important issues facing the country? (Please select up to three) checkbox Covid-19 / Health / Immigration & Asylum / Crime / The economy / Tax / Pensions / Education / Family life & childcare / Housing / The environment / Britain leaving the EU / Transport / Welfare benefits / Defence and security / International trade / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5617 12221 2022-01-17 4,529 0
How would you rate your view on a scale of 0 - 100: 0 - I favour increased taxation, bigger government, and more spending on public services; 100 - I favour lower taxes, smaller government and less spending on public services. number 100 / 0 0 5617 12222 2022-01-17 4,529 0
How would you rate your view on a scale of 0 - 100: 0 - People who are struggling to get by have a right to seek help from the government; 100 - Government benefits are too readily available to people who have never contributed anything in return. number 100 / 0 0 5617 12223 2022-01-17 4,529 0
How would you rate your view on a scale of 0 - 100: 0 - Immigration has on balance made this country worse; 100 - Immigration has on balance improved this country. number 100 / 0 0 5617 12224 2022-01-17 4,529 0
How would you rate your view on a scale of 0 - 100: 0 - We should not be spending 0.7% of gross national income on overseas development; 100 - We should continue to spend 0.7% of gross national income on overseas development. number 100 / 0 0 5617 12225 2022-01-17 4,529 0
How would you rate your view on a scale of 0 - 100: 0 - Zero hours contracts offer useful work for those who need flexible hours; 100 - Zero hours contracts should be abolished. number 100 / 0 0 5617 12226 2022-01-17 4,529 0
How would you rate your view on a scale of 0 - 100: 0 - The costs of the NHS are going up too much, too fast, and we need to re-think the affordability of national healthcare; 100 - The NHS urgently needs more funding and I think higher taxes should pay for this. number 100 / 0 0 5617 12227 2022-01-17 4,529 0
How would you rate your view on a scale of 0 - 100: 0 - Cannabis is a gateway drug to more serious narcotics and should not be legalised; 100 - It makes more sense for Cannabis to be legalised and taxed. number 100 / 0 0 5617 12228 2022-01-17 4,529 0
How would you rate your view on a scale of 0 - 100: 0 - Globalisation is a negative thing that the UK should resist; 100 - Globalisation is a positive thing that the UK should embrace. number 100 / 0 0 5617 12229 2022-01-17 4,529 0
How would you rate your view on a scale of 0 - 100: 0 - Global warming poses a serious threat to the world; 100 - The threat of global warming is exaggerated. number 100 / 0 0 5617 12230 2022-01-17 4,529 0
How would you rate your view on a scale of 0 - 100: 0 - Discrimination against non-white people continues to be far more significant than any discrimination against white people; 100 - Discrimination against white people has become as big a problem as discrimination against non-white people. number 100 / 0 0 5617 12231 2022-01-17 4,529 0
How would you rate your view on a scale of 0 - 100: 0 - Today's feminists have gone too far; 100 - Today's feminists continue to fight for important issues. number 100 / 0 0 5617 12232 2022-01-17 4,529 0
Thinking about Rishi Sunak. On a scale of 0 to 100, where 0 is completely cold and 100 is completely warm. How warm would you say you feel towards him? number 100 / 0 0 5616 12209 2022-01-17 3,310 0
Thinking about Liz Truss. On a scale of 0 to 100, where 0 is completely cold and 100 is completely warm. How warm would you say you feel towards her? number 100 / 0 0 5616 12210 2022-01-17 3,310 0
Thinking now about Rishi Sunak. Which of the following characteristics or attributes, if any, do you think he represents? (Select up to three) checkbox Competence / Stability / Energy / Dynamism / Electability / Youtuh / Experience / Commitment to Conservative values / Optimism / Personal integrity / Honesty / Confidence in Britain / Confidence in being a Conservative / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5616 12211 2022-01-17 3,310 0
Thinking now about Liz Truss. Which of the following characteristics or attributes, if any, do you think she represents? (Select up to three) checkbox Competence / Stability / Energy / Dynamism / Electability / Youth / Experience / Commitment to Conservative values / Optimism / Personal integrity / Honesty / Confidence in Britain / Confidence in being a Conservative / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5616 12212 2022-01-17 3,310 0
Thinking now about Rishi Sunak. Which of the following values or causes do you most associate with him? (Select up to three) checkbox Aspiration / Support for lower taxes / Support for strong defence / Patriotism / Family / Community / Freedom / Opportunity / Diversity / Faith / Electability / Personal interity / Economic growth / Support for a smaller state / Support for the Union / Commitment to delivering Brexit / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5616 12213 2022-01-17 3,310 0
Thinking now about Liz Truss. Which of the following values or causes do you most associate with her? (Select up to three) checkbox Aspiration / Support for lower taxes / Support for strong defence / Patriotism / Family / Community / Freedom / Opportunity / Diversity / Faith / Electability / Personal integrity / economic growth / Support for a smaller state / Support for the Union / Commitment to delivering Brexit / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5616 12214 2022-01-17 3,310 0
And again thinking of Rishi Sunak, which would you say are his biggest weaknesses? (Select up to three) checkbox He doesn't show enough emotion / He doesn't seem to care about the people affected by their decisions / He doesn't seem to care about public services like the NHS / He's boring and lacking energy / He isn't committed to Conservative values like cutting taxes / He is unlikely to beat Keir Starmer at the next election / He's out of touch with ordinary people / He isn't proud to be a Conservative / He doesn't have enough experience to run the country / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5616 12215 2022-01-17 3,310 0
And now thinking about Liz Truss, which would you say are her biggest weaknesses? (Select up to three) checkbox She doesn’t show enough emotion / She doesn’t seem to care about the people affected by their decisions / She doesn’t seem to care about public services like the NHS / She isn’t committed to Conservative values like cutting taxes / She’s out of touch with ordinary people / She isn’t proud to be a Conservative / She doesn’t have enough experience to run the country / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5616 12216 2022-01-17 3,310 0
Imagine that Boris Johnson stepped down, when thinking about who might be the next Leader of the Conservative Party, which of the following things would you weigh most heavily when deciding who to vote for? (Select up to three) checkbox Whether that candidate shares my political views on tax and fiscal issues / Whether that candidate shares my political views on social and cultural issues / Whether that candidate is committed to delivering on Brexit / Whether that candidate voted to leave the EU / Whether that candidate is best placed to beat Labour at the next election / Whether that candidate would be most competent in leading the country / Whether that candidate shares my personal values / Whether that candidate has the experience required to be Prime Minister / Whether that candidate can successfully stand up to defend the Union / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5615 12205 2022-01-17 3,341 0
Imagine that Boris Johnson stepped down and think about who might be the next Leader of the Conservative Party. Which of the following values or causes would you most want the next Leader of the Conservative Party to represent? (Select up to three) checkbox Aspiration / Support for lower taxes / Support for strong defence / Patriotism / Family / Community / Freedom / Opportunity / Diversity / Faith / Electability / Personal integrity / Economic growth / Support for a smaller state / Support for the Union / Commitment to delivering Brexit / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5615 12206 2022-01-17 3,341 0
When thinking about the characteristics or attributes you’d like to see in the next Leader of the Conservative Party, which would be most important for you? (Select up to three) checkbox Competence / Stability / Energy / Dynamism / Electability / Youth / Experience / Commitment to Conservative values / Optimism / Personal integrity / Honesty / Confidence in Britain / Confidence in being a Conservative / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5615 12207 2022-01-17 3,341 0
Again, imagine that Boris Johnson stepped down, which of the following statements about the kind of leader the Conservative Party needs is closest to your view? radio After the chaos of the past few months, the next Conservative leader needs to bring serious and responsible leadership to the country / The Conservative Party has strayed too far from its core values. The next leader needs to be someone committed to lowering taxes and improving the economy / The Conservative Party will be judged on what it can deliver to the people who elected it. The next leader needs to be someone with the experience, skill and energy to solve problems and get things done / The Conservative Party needs a dynamic new leader who can bring energy and enthusiasm to the role / The Conservative Party still needs a leader who is optimistic about Britain and what it can achieve in the world / The next leader of the Conservative Party should be an outsider who bring something different, not someone closely involved in the current Government / The Conservative Party has strayed too far from its core values. The next leader needs to be someone committed to reducing the size of the state and promoting freedom in the UK and abroad / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5615 12208 2022-01-17 3,341 0
Imagine that Rishi Sunak was running to be Leader of the Conservative Party. Below are some statements about why he might be the best person to be Leader of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister. Which, if any, is closest to your view? radio Rishi Sunak will provide the serious and responsible leadership the country needs at a time when we face major challenges. / Rishi Sunak has the youth and energy needed to help solve problems and take our country forward / Rishi Sunak’s track record of managing the country’s economy means he’s the right person to lead the Conservative Party and the country / Rishi Sunak is well known and popular in the country. He’s the candidate best placed to beat Keir Starmer and Labour at the next election / Making a second generation immigrant like Rishi Sunak Prime Minister would be a major step forward for Britain and the Conservative Party / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5615 12217 2022-01-17 3,341 0
Imagine that Rishi Sunak was running to be Leader of the Conservative Party. Below are some statements about why he might not be the best person to be Leader of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister. Which, if any, is closest to your view? checkbox Rishi Sunak is too rich and out of touch to lead the country / Rishi Sunak isn’t committed to conservative values - he has a track record of raising taxes and borrowing / Rishi Sunak has played a central role in Boris Johnson’s government - the next Leader of the Conservative Party should be someone who isn’t tainted by being part of the current government / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5615 12218 2022-01-17 3,341 0
How long have you been a member of the Conservative Party? radio Less than six months / Between six months and 1 year / Between 1 and 2 years / Between 2 and 5 years / More than 5 years / Prefer not to say 0 5615 12219 2022-01-17 3,341 0
Who did you vote for in the 2019 Conservative leadership election? radio Boris Johnson / Jeremy Hunt / I wasn't a member at the time / Prefer not to say 0 5615 12220 2022-01-17 3,341 0
How well or badly do you think Boris Johnson is doing as Prime Minister? radio Very well / Quite well / Neither well or badly / Quite badly / Very badly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5614 12191 2022-01-17 4,721 0
Which of the following statements best describes how you feel about the Conservative Party today? radio Boris Johnson has made mistakes, but the direction he has been taking the Conservative Party in is fundamentally the right one / The Conservative Party has strayed away from its core / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5614 12192 2022-01-17 4,721 0
Below is a list of values and causes the Conservative Party might represent. Which, if any, would you like to see the party place more emphasis on in the coming months and years? checkbox Aspiration / Support for lower taxes / Support for strong defence / Patriotism / Family / Community / Freedom / Opportunity / Diversity / Faith / Electability / Personal integrity / Economic growth / Support for a smaller state / Support for the Union / Commitment to delivering Brexit / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5614 12193 2022-01-17 4,721 0
Some people have argued that in light of recent stories about parties taking place in Number 10 Downing Street during the Coronavirus lockdown, the Prime Minister should resign while others think he should stay in place. Overall, do you think Boris Johnson should resign from his role as Prime Minister, or should he remain in his role? radio He should resign as Prime Minister / He should remain in his role / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5614 12196 2022-01-17 4,721 0
Imagine that Boris Johnson stepped down, who would you like to see as the next Leader of the Conservative Party? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Jeremy Hunt / Michael Gove / Sajid javid / Priti Patel / Dominic Raab / Someone else / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5614 12197 2022-01-17 4,721 0
And imagine that you were asked to choose between the following two people to be the next Leader of the Conservative Party, who would you choose? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5614 12198 2022-01-17 4,721 0
And imagine that you were asked to choose between the following two people to be the next Leader of the Conservative Party, who would you choose? radio Rishi Sunak / Jeremy Hunt / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5614 12199 2022-01-17 4,721 0
And imagine that you were asked to choose between the following two people to be the next Leader of the Conservative Party, who would you choose? radio Rishi Sunak / Michael Gove / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5614 12200 2022-01-17 4,721 0
And imagine that you were asked to choose between the following two people to be the next Leader of the Conservative Party, who would you choose? radio Rishi Sunak / Sojid Javid / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5614 12201 2022-01-17 4,721 0
Do you know which company provides your water? radio Yes / No / Unsure / Prefer not to say 0 5613 12194 2022-01-17 791 0
Who is your water supplier? textarea textarea 0 5613 12195 2022-01-17 791 0
Roughly within what time period do you expect to leave your job? radio I don't work/retired / 3 months / 6 months / 12 months / 2 years / 5 years / I don't expect to leave within 5 years / Prefer not to say 0 5609 12187 2022-01-17 2,102 0
Why do you think you will leave your job? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Retirement / End of contract / Better money/prospects / Career progression/promotion / Work is too stressful / Bad boss/manager / Career change / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5609 12188 2022-01-17 2,102 0
Roughly within what time period do you expect to leave your job? radio I don't work/retired / 3 months / 6 months / 12 months / 2 years / 5 years / I don't expect to leave within 5 years / Prefer not to say 0 5608 12185 2022-01-17 202 0
Why do you think you will leave your job? textarea textarea 0 5608 12186 2022-01-17 202 0
Would you eat a Terry's chocolate orange mayonnaise? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 5607 12184 2022-01-14 1,012 0
Which of the following do you buy from supermarkets regularly? checkbox Fresh fruits & vegetables / Bakery products / Fresh meat & poultry / Alcohol / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5606 12183 2022-01-14 408 0
Are you a decision maker for any of the following utility bills for your business? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I don't work for or own a business / Water bill / Electricity bill / Gas bill / Internet bill / Telephone bill / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5604 12181 2022-01-14 201 0
Do you think Boris Johnson should remain as leader of the Conservative Party, or resign with someone else becoming leader instead? radio Should remain as leader / Should resign as leader / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5602 12171 2022-01-13 5,503 0
If Boris Johnson remains leader of the Conservative party and Keir Starmer remains leader of the Labour party, what do you think the most likely outcome of the next election would be? radio A Labour majority / A hung parliament with Labour as the largest party / A hung parliament with the Conservatives as the largest party / A Conservative majority / Something else / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5602 12172 2022-01-13 5,503 0
If there is to be a leadership election, Conservative MPs decide which two candidates make it onto the ballot paper. Who do you think they should put on the ballot paper? (Please tick up to two) checkbox Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Jeremy Hunt / Michael Gove / Nadhim Zahawi / Sajid Javid / Priti Patel / Dominic Raab / Someone else / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5602 12173 2022-01-13 5,503 0
You told us you are a member of the Conservative Party, when did you join the Conservative Party? radio I am not a member of the Conservative Party / 2021 / 2020 / 2019 / 2018 / 2017 / 2016 / 2015 or before / Prefer not to say 0 5602 12174 2022-01-13 5,503 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss. Who would you vote for? radio Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / I would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5602 12175 2022-01-13 5,503 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Jeremy Hunt and Rishi Sunak. Who would you vote for? radio Jeremy Hunt / Rishi Sunak / I would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5602 12176 2022-01-13 5,503 0
Please imagine there was a Conservative leadership election and the candidates were Liz Truss and Jeremy Hunt and. Who would you vote for? radio Liz Truss / Jeremy Hunt / I would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5602 12177 2022-01-13 5,503 0
Boris Johnson apologised in the House of Commons for a drinks event that happened in the Downing Street garden during the first lockdown. He has said that he thought it was a work event, and has said rules were always followed. Do you think Boris Johnson is or is not telling the truth about what happened? radio He is telling the truth / He is not telling the truth / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5602 12178 2022-01-13 5,503 0
What do you think of Boris Johnson? textarea textarea 0 5598 12170 2022-01-13 302 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (0 - certain not to vote, 10 - certain to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 5596 12166 2022-01-13 29,441 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK (was Brexit) / SNP / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5596 12167 2022-01-13 29,441 0
Do you think Boris Johnson should resign as Prime Minister? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5596 12168 2022-01-13 29,441 0
Which of these statements comes closer to your point of view? radio Lock-down rules were too strict and it's not surprising that not everyone followed them exactly / Lock-down rules were about right and everyone should have followed them fairly closely / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5596 12169 2022-01-13 29,441 0
Did you start the year attempting Dry January? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5593 12159 2022-01-12 3,002 0
How is it going? radio Still going strong / Starting to feel the pressure / I've already given up and had a drink / Prefer not to say 0 5593 12160 2022-01-12 3,002 0
Which of the following best describes your usual drinking habits? radio Heavy / Frequent / A little above average / Average / Occasional / Social only / Rarely drink/Don't drink at all / Prefer not to say 0 5593 12161 2022-01-12 3,002 0
Do you consider sharing your holiday on social media a must-do? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5591 12154 2022-01-12 5,321 0
Do you share social media posts of your holiday while you’re away? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5591 12155 2022-01-12 5,321 0
Do your social profiles also contain images of your home or the area you live in? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5591 12156 2022-01-12 5,321 0
Do you consider the dangers of sharing the fact you are away from your home on social media? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5591 12157 2022-01-12 5,321 0
Have you ever been the victim of crimes such as burglary while you are away on holiday? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5591 12158 2022-01-12 5,321 0
Do you have a spare room in your home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5590 12151 2022-01-12 3,144 0
Thinking about everything in your home, including items like furniture, how cluttered is your home? radio Completely - 100% full / Very - 75% full / Somewhat - 50% full / Partially - 25% full / Not at all - 0% / Prefer not to say 0 5590 12152 2022-01-12 3,144 0
What clutter is most clogging up your home? radio Furniture / Gym or fitness equipment / Work equipment/resources / Clothing / Kids toys / Tech such as TVs, speakers etc / Pet stuff - beds, cages etc / Art work / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5590 12153 2022-01-12 3,144 0
Have you ever eaten plant-based (vegan) egg replacements? radio Yes / No / Unsure / Prefer not to say 0 5589 12149 2022-01-12 1,145 0
What would make you choose to eat plant-based (vegan) eggs instead of animal eggs? (Tick all that apply) checkbox To reduce my carbon footprint / benefit the environment / The positive impact on my health / To protect animals / For a better tasting dish / To try something new / Other / I'd never consider replacing a regular egg with a plant based one / Prefer not to say 0 5589 12150 2022-01-12 1,145 0
If there were a Conservative Leadership contest tomorrow, who would prefer to win and become the next Prime Minister? radio Boris Johnson / Jeremy Hunt / Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Tom Tugendhat / Sajid Javid / Nadhim Zahawi / Michael Gove / Other / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5585 12141 2022-01-12 5,575 0
Roughly when are you likely to move home? radio Never / In the next 3 months / In the next 6 months / Within a year / Prefer not to say 0 5584 12140 2022-01-12 402 0
"New build homes are more energy efficient than older homes" - Do you agree or disagree? radio Agree strongly / Agree somewhat / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree somewhat / Disagree strongly / Prefer not to say 0 5583 12138 2022-01-12 684 0
What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Barratt Homes? textarea textarea 0 5583 12139 2022-01-12 684 0
If there were a Conservative Leadership contest tomorrow, who would you prefer to win and become the next Prime Minister? radio Boris Johnson / Jeremy Hunt / Rishi Sunak / Liz Truss / Tom Tugendhat / Sajid Javid / Nadhim Zahawi / Michael gove / Other / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5582 12137 2022-01-12 1,006 0
Outside of the pandemic, thinking about brand identities and packaging, what are the biggest drivers of colour trends in the UK today compared to two years ago? (Tick up to three) checkbox Political climate / Fashion / Interiors / Brand consistency / Social influences / Culture / Technology / Heritage / Social media / Sector / Whether the product is sold online or instore / Pantone's colour of the year / Material e.g. virgin fibre, recycled material / Environmental consciousness / Colour trends are no longer as big a thing as they once were / Other / I don't think there are/were/will be any biggest drivers of colour trends in the UK / Prefer not to say 0 5579 12132 2022-01-12 2,056 0
What do you think the biggest influences will be in the future? (Tick up to three) checkbox Political climate / Fashion / Interiors / Brand consistency / Social influences / Culture / Technology / Heritrage / Social media / Sector / Whether the product is sold online or instore / Pantone's colour of the year / Material e.g. virgin fibre, recycled material / Environmental consciousness / Colour trends are no longer as big a thing as they once were / Other / I don't think there are/were/will be any biggest drivers of colour trends in the UK / Prefer not to say 0 5579 12133 2022-01-12 2,056 0
From the following statements which do you agree with? (Tick all that apply) checkbox The pandemic has significantly influenced colour trends / In the last two years, there has been a shift towards colours which signify hope and stability / With more of the population spending time outdoors these past two years, nature has become a major influence on colour trend / With reliance on technology to work, shop and socialise becoming necessary during the pandemic, strategies for how colours transcend digital and physical worlds has become more important than ever / In the last two years, there has been a shift towards colours which signify a carefree attitude / Retro trends are emerging as they remind people of happier times which is influencing colour trends / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5579 12134 2022-01-12 2,056 0
Do you agree that phygital (merging of physical and digital) worlds such as the metaverse mean that, now more than ever, brands must consider how they translate their colour identity into virtual reality? radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5579 12135 2022-01-12 2,056 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5578 12131 2022-01-11 2,002 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5577 12130 2022-01-11 10,021 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5576 12129 2022-01-11 10,025 0
You told us you were self-employed, are you still self-employed? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5575 12127 2022-01-11 2,122 0
How aware are you of the forthcoming Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment changes? radio Extremely aware / Very aware / Somewhat aware / Slightly aware / Not at all aware / Prefer not to say 0 5575 12128 2022-01-11 2,122 0
Would you ever consider buying preserved flowers to decorate your house? radio Absolutely / Probably / Not sure / Probably not / Absolutely not / Prefer not to say 0 5574 12125 2022-01-11 666 0
Can you please describe your home in one word? textarea textarea 0 5574 12126 2022-01-11 666 0
How many wifi connected devices do you have in your home? radio None of the above / 1-5 / 6-10 / 11-20 / 21-35 / 36-50 / 50+ / Prefer not to say 0 5573 12122 2022-01-11 2,157 0
Do you have any of the following Smart Home products in your home? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Smart Doorbell / Smart Speaker / Smart Thermostats / Smart Locks / Smart Lightbulbs / Smart Cameras / Smart Plugs / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5573 12123 2022-01-11 2,157 0
Should the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, answer whether he was at the alleged May 20th 2020 Downing Street garden party, or wait for the enquiry lead by Sue Gray to report its findings? radio Boris Johnson should answer now / He should wait for the enquiry / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5572 12120 2022-01-11 13,796 0
If it emerges that the Prime Minister did attend the garden party, which of the following do you think should happen? (please select all that apply) checkbox He should be prosecuted / He should apologise / He should stand down / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5572 12121 2022-01-11 13,796 0
Would you like to shop for your favourite brands and products in the Metaverse? radio Absolutely / Probably / Not sure / Probably not / Absolutely not / I don't know what the Metaverse is / I don't shop / Prefer not to say 0 5571 12118 2022-01-11 1,871 0
Why? textarea textarea 0 5571 12119 2022-01-11 1,871 0
Some people have argued that the Government should provide financial support to help people facing energy bills in the coming months. Below are two different ways this type of support could be provided, which would you prefer assuming that the total amount of money available was the same in both cases? radio Broad-based measures that provide a small amount of money to everyone regardless of the size of their energy bills / Targeted measures that provide more money to those facing the largest price rises, but less money to those facing smaller rises / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5570 12115 2022-01-10 25,103 0
Some people have argued that the Government is responsible for rising energy bills, while others think that there are other factors beyond anyone's control. Which of the following statements about responsibility for rising energy bills is closest to your view? radio The UK Government is fundamentally responsible for rising energy bills, regardless of other international factors / It's unfair to hold the UK Government responsible for rising energy bills as there are international factors outside anyone's control / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5570 12116 2022-01-10 25,103 0
Some people have argued that the Government should provide financial support to help people facing energy bills in the coming months. Below are two different ways this type of support could be provided, which would you prefer assuming that the total amount of money available was the same in both cases? radio Providing support that allows money to be taken off your energy bill / Providing direct payments that could be spent on paying your energy bills or anything else / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5570 12117 2022-01-10 25,103 0
Some commentators and experts talk about ‘extreme risks.’ These are risks which, while often unlikely, could significantly risk the extinction or collapse of a large proportion or all of human civilisation. Examples of often cited potential extreme risks include a bio-engineered global pandemic, all-out nuclear war, an asteroid hitting the earth or a badly designed superintelligent artificial intelligence. On a scale from 1 (not at all worried) to 7 (extremely worried), how worried are you currently about humanity facing an extreme risk in the next hundred years? radio 0 - Not at all worried / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 - Extremely worried / Prefer not to say 0 5569 12114 2022-01-10 356 0
How often do you shop for Health & Beauty products? radio More than once a week / Every week / Every two weeks / Every month / Less often or not at all / Prefer not to say 0 5568 12113 2022-01-10 225 0
How often do you shop for pet food online? radio More than once a week / Every week / Every two weeks / Every month / Less often or not at all / Prefer not to say 0 5567 12112 2022-01-10 276 0
Are you responsible for making a decision over their company's banking provider and/or access to their company's bank account radio Yes, solely responsible / Yes, jointly responsible / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5566 12111 2022-01-10 219 0
Which of the following drink mixer brands have you heard of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox London Essence / Fentimans / Fever Tree / Schweppes / Franklin & Sons / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5565 12109 2022-01-10 1,005 0
Which of the following drink mixer brands have you tried? (Tick all that apply) checkbox London Essence / Fentimans / Fever Tree / Schweppes / Franklin & Sons / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5565 12110 2022-01-10 1,005 0
Which is the better band, BTS or The Beatles? checkbox BTS / Beatles / Who are BTS? / I’m not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5563 12107 2022-01-08 221 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the value for money of your washing machine? (1 - low value for money, 10 - high value for money) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5562 12106 2022-01-07 30,574 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the performance, in terms of cleaning clothes, of your washing machine? (1 - low performance, 10 - high performance) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5561 12105 2022-01-07 30,498 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the reliability of your washing machine? (1 - very unreliable, 10 - very reliable) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5560 12104 2022-01-07 30,630 0
Are you responsible for paying energy bills at your household? radio Yes, solely responsible / Yes, jointly responsible / No, not responsible / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 5559 12103 2022-01-07 49,687 0
How important is great internet connectivity when it comes to your home? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not important at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5557 12098 2022-01-06 5,041 0
If you were planning on buying a new-build property, would you expect it to have the best connectivity possible as standard? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5557 12099 2022-01-06 5,041 0
Would you still pay the asking price for a new-build home if this wasn’t the case? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5557 12100 2022-01-06 5,041 0
Would you expect the developer/builder to upgrade the quality of the connection free of charge? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5557 12101 2022-01-06 5,041 0
The government is proposing legislation that will ensure the construction of new homes includes requirements for gigabit infrastructure and connectivity, do you think this is a good idea? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5557 12102 2022-01-06 5,041 0
Some commentators and experts talk about ‘global catastrophic risks.’ These are risks which, while often unlikely, could significantly risk the death or collapse of a significant proportion or all of human civilisation. Examples of often cited potential global catastrophic risks include a bio-engineered global pandemic, all-out nuclear war, an asteroid hitting the earth or a badly designed superintelligent artificial intelligence. On a scale from 1 (not at all worried) to 7 (extremely worried), how worried are you currently about humanity facing an existential risk in the next hundred years? radio 0 - Not at all worried / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 - Extremely worried / Prefer not to say 0 5556 12097 2022-01-06 242 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being outstanding and 1 being terrible, how would you rate your estate agent’s performance during your last property sale? radio 1 - outstanding / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - terrible / Don't know / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5554 12092 2022-01-06 5,278 0
Did they achieve the asking price for your property? radio Yes, they achieved above asking price / Yes, they achieved asking price / No, they didn’t achieve the asking price / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5554 12093 2022-01-06 5,278 0
Did they advise you on what price to list your home? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5554 12094 2022-01-06 5,278 0
Did they advise you to lower the asking price of your home during the sale, for example if you were gaining no buyer interest? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5554 12095 2022-01-06 5,278 0
If you were to sell again, what area of improvement could your previous estate agent make? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Better/more frequent communication / More proactivity to shorten the transaction process / A higher percentage of asking price achieved / A better property listing and/or photos of my home / Better customer service in general / More information on how my sale was progressing / Help on what I needed to organise my side of the sale / None of the above / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5554 12096 2022-01-06 5,278 0
While on holiday, what do you find the most embarrassing about Brits abroad? radio Excessive drinking / Sticking to British food / Sunburnt bodies on show / Wanna be Instagram influencers constantly snapping selfies / Shouting in English rather than attempting the language / Union Jack clothing / Wearing swimwear while not at the beach or pool / Playing their own music loudly in public / Singing football songs/chants / None of the above / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5552 12088 2022-01-06 1,009 0
Do you think the removal of pre-departure travel tests before returning to the UK will make it easier to travel in 2022? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5551 12087 2022-01-06 1,025 0
Do you plan to improve your property in 2022? radio Minor improvements (painting etc) / Major improvements (extension etc) / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5549 12083 2022-01-06 4,010 0
Which area of the home are you planning to improve? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Kitchen / Bathroom / Bedroom(s) / Living room / Dining room / Garden / Garage space or outhouse / Utility room / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5549 12084 2022-01-06 4,010 0
What do you plan on doing? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Fresh paint / New flooring / New furniture / Extension / New appliances (cooker etc) / Remodeling layout (e.g converting to open plan) / Landscaping the garden / Converting garage or outhouse for proper use / Improving external aesthetics such as brickwork / Making your house greener/more energy efficient / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5549 12085 2022-01-06 4,010 0
How much are you planning to spend? radio £500 to £1,000 / £1,001 to £2,000 / £2,001 to £3,000 / £3,001 to £5,000 / £5,001 to £7,500 / £7,501 to £10,000 / £10,001 to £15,000 / £15,001 to £20,000 / £20,001+ / Prefer not to say 0 5549 12086 2022-01-06 4,010 0
Some commentators and experts talk about ‘existential risks.’ These are risks which, while often unlikely, could significantly risk the extinction or collapse of a large proportion or all of human civilisation. Examples of often cited potential existential risks include a bio-engineered global pandemic, all-out nuclear war, an asteroid hitting the earth or a badly designed superintelligent artificial intelligence. On a scale from 1 (not at all worried) to 7 (extremely worried), how worried are you currently about humanity facing an existential risk in the next hundred years? radio 0 - Not at all worried / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 - Extremely worried / Prefer not to say 0 5548 12082 2022-01-06 365 0
Do you watch any of the following Channel 4 shows? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Grand Designs / Location, Location, Location / Escape to the Chateau / George Clarke's Amazing Spaces / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5547 12081 2022-01-06 526 0
Which of the following vegan cake/baking brands are you familiar with? (Tick all that apply) checkbox OGGs / Just Egg / Bosh! / Freaks / Superfood Bakery / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5545 12079 2022-01-05 259 0
You told us you are an owner of a Volkswagen car, are you still an owner of a Volkswagen car? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5544 12077 2022-01-05 209 0
What is the manufacturing year of your Volkswagen car? Please select the latest model if you own more than one. radio 2021 / 2020 / 2019 / 2018 / 2017 / 2016 or before / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5544 12078 2022-01-05 209 0
Are you dieting this January? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5542 12072 2022-01-04 5,506 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5541 12071 2022-01-04 2,003 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5540 12070 2022-01-04 10,012 0
Please rate your country's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5539 12069 2022-01-04 10,010 0
Which of the following have you visited between 2019 and 2021? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Museums / Galleries / Heritage attractions / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5538 12068 2022-01-04 254 0
Do you agree or disagree - "Today's generation is more spoiled than generations of the past." radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5536 12066 2021-12-30 3,529 0
You told us you are a delivery person, what is the most important thing you look for in the company you're applying at as a courier? Please enter "NA" if not applicable. textarea textarea 0 5535 12064 2021-12-30 664 0
What prevents you from working as a courier for any courier service provider? Please enter "NA" if not applicable. textarea textarea 0 5535 12065 2021-12-30 664 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5533 12062 2021-12-29 2,001 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5532 12061 2021-12-29 10,018 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5531 12060 2021-12-29 10,023 0
Do you, your business, or employer engage in any of the following activities? Please select all that apply. checkbox Software design/development / Media/publishing services / Sell products in physical retail stores / Sell products via online sales channels (e.g. Amazon) / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5530 12058 2021-12-29 21 0
Supplier partners sell product inventory to a retailer or other party; they are not listed as the official seller in the customer transaction and do not set their own prices for items sold to customers. Do you, your business, or employer sell products as a supplier partner? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5530 12059 2021-12-29 21 0
You recently told us you disagree with - "I prefer to support businesses that allocate part of their profits to humanitarian work". Can you tell us why? textarea textarea 0 5529 12057 2021-12-24 3 0
You recently told us you disagree with - "I prefer to order food from a chef who has a specialized kitchen in his / her house". Can you tell us why? textarea textarea 0 5528 12056 2021-12-24 23 0
Do you celebrate Christmas? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5527 12055 2021-12-24 11 0
Which social media platform do you use the most? radio Facebook / Instagram / Twitter / LinkedIn / YouTube / Other / I don't use any social media platforms / Prefer not to say 0 5525 12050 2021-12-24 460 0
When do you tend to use this social media platform the most? radio In the morning / In the afternoon / In the evening / At night / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5525 12051 2021-12-24 460 0
Which platform do you associate with food the most? radio Facebook / Instagram / Twitter / LinkedIn / YouTube / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5525 12052 2021-12-24 460 0
Would you be interested in receiving notifications about new home-cooked food delivery deals in your area via SMS? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5525 12053 2021-12-24 460 0
Why not? textarea textarea 0 5525 12054 2021-12-24 460 0
Which operating system does your personal smartphone use? radio Android / iOS / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5521 12044 2021-12-22 397 0
How often do you order food using a food delivery app? radio More than once a week / Every week / Every two weeks / Every month / Less often or not at all / Prefer not to say 0 5521 12045 2021-12-22 397 0
Do you agree or disagree - "I prefer to order food from a chef who has a specialized kitchen in his / her house"? radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5521 12046 2021-12-22 397 0
Do you agree or disagree - "I prefer to support businesses that allocate part of their profits to humanitarian work"? radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5521 12047 2021-12-22 397 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5520 12043 2021-12-21 2,022 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5519 12042 2021-12-21 10,012 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5518 12041 2021-12-21 10,015 0
The Government plans to cap personal social care costs at £86,000, with the state covering costs above this level. Those with assets below £100,000 may qualify for means-tested help from the state. How will this impact you? radio Very positive – I no longer worry about the cost of paying for care / Quite positive – care costs remain a worry but this makes life easier / Quite negative – paying £86,000 for care costs would be a challenge / Very negative – I will never be able to afford £86,000 of care costs / Prefer not to say 0 5517 12039 2021-12-21 6,073 0
Which, if any, of the below would most encourage you to save for long-term care (select all that apply)? checkbox An ISA with a 25% upfront bonus which you can access tax-free to pay for care / Allowing you to access more of your pension tax-free to pay for care / Automatic enrolment into a social care insurance product / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5517 12040 2021-12-21 6,073 0
Which of the following body care products do you use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Body lotion/cream / Moisturising spray / Body powder / Body oil / Other body care products / I don't use body care products / Prefer not to say 0 5515 12037 2021-12-21 98 0
In the last week, have you experienced any of the following as a result of sending or receiving a WhatsApp message? checkbox I don't use WhatsApp / Laughing at a joke / Smiling at a picture / Learned important news about a family member / Organised an event or meeting with friends / Told someone you loved them / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5512 12033 2021-12-20 1,212 0
Which, if any, of the following people would you say that you talk to most often through WhatsApp? (as compared to in real life, phone call etc) checkbox Your partner (eg. husband, wife, boyfriend, girlfriend) / Your best friend / Your parents or children / Your other friends / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5512 12034 2021-12-20 1,212 0
In the last 3 years, which of the following types of water activities have you taken part in? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Paddling (canoeing, kayaking, rafting, etc) / Swimming / Rowing / Wind (sailing, surfing, etc) / Other water activities / I have not done any water activities in the past 3 years / Prefer not to say 0 5511 12031 2021-12-17 18,076 0
What are your New Year’s resolutions? (Tick all that apply) checkbox More exercise / Use more organic/sustainable products. / Dietary change (Vegan, vegetarian etc) / Less alcohol / Reduce/quit smoking / Less screen time / Advance my career / Healthier diet / Weight loss / Reduce stress / Other / I don't have New Year's resolutions / Prefer not to say 0 5509 12025 2021-12-17 3,135 0
Do you think you will be able to stick to your New Year’s resolution? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5509 12026 2021-12-17 3,135 0
How long do you think it will last? radio A month or less / One to three months / Four to six months / Seven to nine months / Ten months to a year / Prefer not to say 0 5509 12027 2021-12-17 3,135 0
Which of the following types of design, if any, do you do in your role at work? checkbox Visual identity / Marketing and advertising / Digital media / User Interface / Print media / Packaging / Motion / Animation / Environmental / Art and illustration / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5506 12021 2021-12-16 3,411 0
Is the government right to impose the new Plan B restrictions now? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5504 12019 2021-12-15 1,026 0
Do you think the Bank of England should put rates up from historic lows of 0.1% to combat inflation, or keep them where they are to protect employment? radio Yes - put rates up to combat inflation / No - keep them low to protect employment / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5503 12018 2021-12-15 2,003 0
Which of the following are you against doing? checkbox Riding a bicycle / Consuming cooked food that was frozen / Using chapsticks / Travelling by bus / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5502 12017 2021-12-15 266 0
Do you use liquified petroleum gas (LPG) for your household or business? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I use LPG for my household / I use LPG for my business / I use LPG for other purposes / I don't use LPG / Prefer not to say 0 5499 12012 2021-12-15 34 0
Is your household or business off the gas grid? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5499 12013 2021-12-15 34 0
Are you a decision maker around buying/managing LPG energy? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5499 12014 2021-12-15 34 0
Has omicron made you decide not to go to Christmas parties/pubs/shops this year? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5488 11985 2021-12-14 11,733 0
Are you spending more or less this year on Christmas? radio More / Less / About the same / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5488 11986 2021-12-14 11,733 0
Do you think you will save a higher share of your income in future? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5488 11987 2021-12-14 11,733 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5487 11984 2021-12-14 2,008 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5486 11983 2021-12-14 10,025 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5485 11982 2021-12-14 10,015 0
Our first LIVE draw was last night, did you tune in? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5484 11980 2021-12-14 430 0
We are always looking for ways to improve our site and value our members opinions, please could you provide us with some feedback on why you didn't tune in to our first live draw? textarea textarea 0 5484 11981 2021-12-14 430 0
You told us you have pre-school aged children, do they watch any of the following Maths TV shows? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Numberblocks / Peg + cat / Monster Math squad / Team Umizoomi / Cyberchase / I don't have pre-school aged children / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5483 11977 2021-12-14 5,672 0
Do you buy any of the following education tools for your children? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Activity books / Brain Games - Puzzles, Crosswords, Brainteasers, etc / Colouring books / I don't have any children / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5483 11978 2021-12-14 5,672 0
Which of the following skills are you interested in your children's development? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Maths / Science / Literacy / Creative / Music / I don't have any children / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5483 11979 2021-12-14 5,672 0
We're looking for participants for a medical study. If you would like to take part, please tick any conditions you have been suffering from in the list below. Your answer will be used to assess your suitability for the study and will not be shared with 3rd parties. If you are suitable, we'll show the details or you can click 'No thanks, not for me' if you do not wish to take part. checkbox Chronic Kidney Disease / Type 2 Diabetes / Liquid Cancer / Cardiovascular Disease (such as high blood pressure, heart failure, coronary heart disease, stroke) / Solid Tumor/ Cancer / Rheumatoid Arthritis / Renal Anemia / Chemotherapy induced Anemia / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5481 11974 2021-12-14 515 0
We're looking for participants for a medical study. If you would like to take part, please tick any conditions you have been suffering from in the list below. Your answer will be used to assess your suitability for the study and will not be shared with 3rd parties. If you are suitable, we'll show the details or you can click 'No thanks, not for me' if you do not wish to take part. checkbox Anemia / High cholesterol / Fatigue Syndrome/ extreme tiredness / Burn out syndrome / Depression / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5480 11973 2021-12-14 225 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 5476 11965 2021-12-14 35,062 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK (was Brexit) / SNP / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5476 11966 2021-12-14 35,062 0
Do you trust the government less as a result of reports of a Christmas party in Downing Street in December last year? radio Yes, I trust the government less / No, I trust the government all the same / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5476 11967 2021-12-14 35,062 0
Do you think the government is competent? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5476 11968 2021-12-14 35,062 0
How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement about the current government? - "This government can relate to ordinary people." radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5476 11969 2021-12-14 35,062 0
How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement about the current government? - "This government is in it for themselves." radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5476 11970 2021-12-14 35,062 0
How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement about the current government? - "This government is on the side of ordinary people." radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5476 11971 2021-12-14 35,062 0
To what degree are your pension investments environmentally sustainable? radio I don't have a pension / Not at all / A bit / Somewhat / Very / Completely / Prefer not to say 0 5475 11962 2021-12-13 755 0
Do you want your pension investments to be more, or less, environmentally sustainable? radio Much more / Somewhat more / It's about right / Somewhat less / Much less / Prefer not to say 0 5475 11963 2021-12-13 755 0
What's the single thing that you could do that would make the biggest impact on climate change? textarea textarea 0 5475 11964 2021-12-13 755 0
Approximately how often do you run/jog? radio I don't run/jog / Less frequent than once a month / Once/twice month / Once a week / More than once a week / Prefer not to say 0 5474 11961 2021-12-13 2,131 0
Are you a customer of any of the following insurance companies? (Take all that apply) checkbox AXA / Aniva / Bupa / AIG / RSA / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5473 11960 2021-12-13 12 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5470 11953 2021-12-13 4,670 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK (was Brexit) / SNP / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5470 11954 2021-12-13 4,670 0
Do you agree or disagree that stories about Downing Street Christmas parties have damaged trust in the government? radio Disagree strongly / Disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Agree / Agree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5470 11955 2021-12-13 4,670 0
Do you think the government is competent? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5470 11956 2021-12-13 4,670 0
How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement about the current government? - "This government can relate to ordinary people." radio Disagree strongly / Disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Agree / Agree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5470 11957 2021-12-13 4,670 0
How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement about the current government? - "This government is in it for themselves." radio Disagree strongly / Disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Agree / Agree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5470 11958 2021-12-13 4,670 0
How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement about the current government? - "This government is on the side of ordinary people." radio Disagree strongly / Disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Agree / Agree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5470 11959 2021-12-13 4,670 0
Government guidance indicates that face coverings should be worn to 'securely cover the nose and mouth'. When wearing a face covering, do you ensure that you follow these guidelines? radio I always wear my face covering as described above / I mostly wear my face covering as described above but sometimes slip it down my face for a few seconds / I wear my face covering but often take it off or pull it down my face / I tend to have my face covering handy, but only put it on if really necessary / I generally wear my face covering only over my mouth / I choose not to wear a face covering / I am medically exempt from wearing a face covering / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5469 11952 2021-12-13 317 0
To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement? “It is one rule for the government and another rule for everybody else.” radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree not disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5468 11949 2021-12-13 21,150 0
There will be a by-election in North Shropshire next Thursday 16th December, and it’s likely to be a close race between the Conservative Party, who currently hold the seat, and the Liberal Democrats. Some have suggested that other parties, such as Labour and the Green Party, should ‘step aside’, do less campaigning, and encourage their supporters to vote for the Liberal Democrats to give them a better chance of winning and to stop the Conservatives from winning. Which of the following is closest to your view? radio Parties should ‘step aside’ in the North Shropshire by-election to give the Liberal Democrats a better chance of winning / Parties should not ‘step aside’ in the North Shropshire by-election to give the Liberal Democrats a better chance of winning / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5468 11950 2021-12-13 21,150 0
Which of the following statements is closest to your view? radio I am more likely to follow the government’s Covid rules now than I was before the No.10 Christmas party story / I am just as likely to follow the government’s Covid rules now than I was before the No.10 Christmas party story / I am less likely to follow the government’s Covid rules now than I was before the No.10 Christmas party story / Prefer not to say 0 5468 11951 2021-12-13 21,150 0
If you were to choose not to wear a face covering, which of the following reasons would contribute to that decision? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I find it uncomfortable / Doesn't fit with my style / I don't think they are effective / I don't feel I personally need to wear a face covering because I am vaccinated / I don't feel I personally need to wear a face covering because I am healthy / I have had COVID recently / Because it is not mandatory in my country / Cost / Inconvenience / Quality issues / Government advice unclear / I have seen media messaging that supports not wearing a face covering / I forget to wear one / I do not want to conceal my face from others / People close to me don't wear face coverings / Breathing difficulties / Feeling constricted by the face covering / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5467 11948 2021-12-11 239 0
What is the main reason you choose the type of face covering you wear most frequently? radio Cost / Comfort / Effectiveness / Style / Environmental factors / Quality issues / Cleaning the face covering / Breathing difficulties / Convenience / Media influences (such as social media, news, or celebrities) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5466 11947 2021-12-11 206 0
Which of the following deter you from using a disposable face covering? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cost / Comfort / Effectiveness / Style / Environmental factors / Quality issues / Cleaning the face covering / Breathing difficulties / Convenience / Media influences (such as social media, news, or celebrities) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5465 11946 2021-12-11 213 0
Which of the following factors deter you from using a reusable face covering? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cost / Comfort / Effectiveness / Style / Environmental factors / Quality issues / Cleaning the face covering / Breathing difficulties / Convenience / Media influences (such as social media, news or celebrities ) / Accessibility- I don't know where to get one / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5464 11945 2021-12-11 211 0
Which of the following factors impact your choice to wear a face covering (Tick all that apply) checkbox Ventilation / Your own vaccination status / The vaccination status of others / Crowding / The proportion of other people wearing face coverings or not / Being around strangers / Being around older or people more at risk from COVID-19 / Being around people your own age / Media messaging from government / Media messaging from celebrities (e.g., sports personalities) / Media messaging from experts (e.g., on TV news programmes) / Media messaging from companies (e.g. posters on trains) / Conversations or posts on social media with friends and family / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5463 11944 2021-12-11 233 0
Why would you change between wearing reusable and disposable face coverings? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cost / Comfort / Effectiveness / Style / Environmental factors / Quality issues / Cleaning the face covering / Breathing difficulties / Convenience / Media influences (such as social media, news or celebrities) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5462 11943 2021-12-11 230 0
Thinking about sanitary products (toilet paper, facial tissues, nappies, sanitary towers and tampons), do you consider your impact on the environment when using them? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5461 11940 2021-12-10 10,074 0
Have you consciously tried to reduce your impact on the environment when using them? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5461 11941 2021-12-10 10,074 0
How have you done so? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Reduced general usage / Reduced excessive usage / Using organic or sustainable alternatives / Using non-disposable alternatives / Only purchasing the required amount rather than bulk buying / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5461 11942 2021-12-10 10,074 0
Would external tacky Christmas decorations and lights or decorations and lights that weren’t to your personal taste create a bad first impression on a property you were thinking about buying? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5459 11936 2021-12-10 4,018 0
Would Internal tacky Christmas decorations or those that weren’t to your personal taste create a bad first impression on a property you were thinking about buying? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5459 11937 2021-12-10 4,018 0
Would you prefer to view a home as a blank canvas with no Christmas decorations and lights, regardless of whether you liked them or not, if you were considering buying it? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5459 11938 2021-12-10 4,018 0
Would you be more inclined to submit an offer on a home if it were decorated with Christmas decorations and lights that you liked? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5459 11939 2021-12-10 4,018 0
With which of the following do you do your business banking? radio Monzo / Starling / Tide / Revolut / Metro / Virgin Money / Santander / Yorkshire Bank / Barclays / Natwest / HSBC / The Co-operative Bank / RBS / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5458 11935 2021-12-10 1,102 0
How often do you cook sausages for yourself or your household? radio Once a week or more / 2-3 times a month / Once a month / Every 2-3 months / Every 4-6 months / Less than every 6 months / Never / Prefer not to say 0 5456 11930 2021-12-09 2,438 0
How many sausages do you normally serve per person? If you usually serve a different number for adults and children, please select multiple options. checkbox 1 per adult / 2 per adult / 3 per adult / 4 per adult / More than 4 per adult / 1 per child / 2 per child / 3 per child / 4 per child / More than 4 per child / Prefer not to say 0 5456 11931 2021-12-09 2,438 0
Where do you usually buy sausages? checkbox Sainbury's / Tesco / Morrisons / Aldi / Lidl / Asda / Co-op / Local convenience store / Local butcher / Online butcher / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5456 11932 2021-12-09 2,438 0
Which sausage flavour(s) do you buy most often? checkbox Cumberland / Pork & apple / Carmelised onion / Lincolnshire / Plain pork / Honey & mustard / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5456 11933 2021-12-09 2,438 0
What is most important to you when choosing which sausages to buy? Please select a maximum of 3 options that you consider most important. checkbox High meat content / A well known brand / A specific flavour that I like / No strong flavours / Sausage casing type / Meaty texture / Smooth texture / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5456 11934 2021-12-09 2,438 0
Impact investment is described as: Impact investing refers to investments "made into companies, organisations, and funds with the intention to generate a measurable, beneficial social or environmental impact alongside a financial return. Would you be more likely to choose an IFA if they offered this sort of investment? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5452 11923 2021-12-09 26,544 0
Would you be prepared to invest more money if it was focused on impact investment? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5452 11924 2021-12-09 26,544 0
Which of the following statements best describes your thoughts or feelings? radio IFAs are critical to making good investment decisions / IFAs provide access to funds I can't reach on my own / IFAs are just 'middle-men' / IFAs will soon be redundant as technology replaces them / Prefer not to say 0 5452 11925 2021-12-09 26,544 0
Do you engage with any investment specific media such as Investors Chronicle or Money Mail? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5452 11926 2021-12-09 26,544 0
Which of the following content would help you make an informed decision when choosing an IFA? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Customer case studies / Historic performance / Investment how-tos / Industry commentary / Impact reports (such as carbon footprint or social investment reports) / Recommendations and reviews / Featured in national media / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5451 11920 2021-12-09 31,841 0
Have you heard of impact investment? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5451 11921 2021-12-09 31,841 0
How would you describe impact investment? (Please enter NA if not applicable) textarea textarea 0 5451 11922 2021-12-09 31,841 0
An independent Financial Advisor (IFA) helps businesses or individuals with organising their finances. Their duties include discussing financial information, setting goals, developing strategies and progress reporting for clients. Do you currently use an IFA? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5450 11917 2021-12-09 43,048 0
How would you rate your experience of your current IFA on a scale of 1 to 5? radio I don't use an IFA / 1 - Poor / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - Excellent / Prefer not to say 0 5450 11918 2021-12-09 43,048 0
Which of the following is the most and least important when it comes to selecting an IFA? maxdiff Personal service / Prior performance / Impact investment portfolios / Sustainable investment portfolios / National footprint / Local organisation / Automated service / Great website / Prefer not to say 0 5450 11919 2021-12-09 43,048 0
When did you join the Labour Party? radio I am not a member of the Labour Party / 2021 / 2020 / 2019 / 2018 / 2017 / 2016 / 2015 or before / Prefer not to say 0 5449 11915 2021-12-09 1,465 0
Do you think Keir Starmer should remain as leader of the Labour Party, or resign with someone else becoming leader instead? radio Should remain as leader / Should resign as leader / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5449 11916 2021-12-09 1,465 0
Are you a member of any of the following political parties? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Green Party / Reform UK (formerly Brexit Party) / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Other / I am not a member of any political parties / Prefer not to say 1 5447 11912 2021-12-09 Party membership 4,602 365
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5445 11910 2021-12-07 2,005 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5444 11909 2021-12-07 10,006 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5443 11908 2021-12-07 9,999 0
Does Nicola Sturgeon’s position on the new oil field make you feel more or less favourable towards SNP? radio More favourable / Less favourable / No difference - I didn't have a favourable opinion of SNP and still don't / No difference - I had a favourable opinion of SNP before and still do / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5441 11904 2021-12-07 2,151 0
Does Nicola Sturgeon’s position on the new oil field make you feel more or less favourable towards Scottish Independence? radio More favourable / Less favourable / No difference - I didn't have a favourable opinion of this before and still don't / No difference - I had a favourable opinion of this before and still do / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5441 11905 2021-12-07 2,151 0
In the following question by “Net zero” we mean the UK not adding to the amount of greenhouse gases (such as Carbon Dioxide) in the atmosphere. Do you think the UK and Scottish governments should support Aberdeen transitioning to net zero, or would their recourses be better used elsewhere? radio They should support Aberdeen transitioning to net zero / Their recourses would be better used elsewhere / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5441 11906 2021-12-07 2,151 0
Assuming the amount of oil and gas that Britain uses remains the same, which of these would you prefer? radio The oil and gas used in the UK to be mostly produced in the UK / The oil and gas used in the UK to be mostly imported from overseas / Neither / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5441 11907 2021-12-07 2,151 0
Do you think oil and gas companies in the Northeast of Scotland have a positive or negative impact on the UK economy? radio Very positive / Fairly positive / Neither positive nor negative / Fairly negative / Very negative / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5440 11901 2021-12-07 2,763 0
Nicola Sturgeon has recently opposed a new Cambo oil field near Shetland, saying it “should not get the green light”. Do you support or oppose her position? radio Strongly support / Tend to support / Neither support nor oppose / Tend to oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5440 11902 2021-12-07 2,763 0
Does Nicola Sturgeon’s position on the new oil field make you feel more or less favourable towards Nicola Sturgeon? radio More favourable / Less favourable / No difference - I didn't have a favourable of her before and still don't / No difference - I had a favourable opinion of her before and still do / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5440 11903 2021-12-07 2,763 0
The Scottish Government signed a cooperation agreement with the Scottish Greens to work together in government over the next five years. From what you have seen and heard, do you think this will have a positive or negative impact on the North East of Scotland? radio Very positive / Fairly positive / Neither positive nor negative / Fairly negative / Very negative / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5439 11898 2021-12-07 3,965 0
And do you think the SNP-Green cooperation agreement will lead to more or less investment by energy companies in Scotland? radio More / Less / Neither / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5439 11899 2021-12-07 3,965 0
Do you think oil and gas companies in the Northeast of Scotland have a positive or negative impact on the Scottish Economy? radio Very positive / Fairly positive / Neither positive nor negative / Fairly negative / Very negative / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5439 11900 2021-12-07 3,965 0
Do you plan to buy a property within the next 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5435 11893 2021-12-06 164 0
What kind of car(s) do you own in your household? Please only indicate cars that you drive yourself. checkbox Battery/ pure electric vehicle (BEV) / Plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) / Gasoline-powered vehicle / Diesel-powered vehicle / Other / I don't own any cars / Prefer not to say 0 5434 11890 2021-12-06 3,907 0
How often do you drive on motorways? radio Every day/every other day / 1-2 times a week / 1-3 times a month / Every 2-3 months / Less often / Never / Prefer not to say 0 5434 11891 2021-12-06 3,907 0
Which app do you tend to use most often and least? maxdiff Just Eat / Deliveroo / Uber Eats / Prefer not to say 0 5432 11884 2021-12-06 8,088 0
Which of the following factors affects which app you choose to order your takeaway on? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Variety of restaurant choices / Specific restaurant availability / Speed and ease of delivery / Fees / Ease of app use / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5432 11885 2021-12-06 8,088 0
Have you ever noticed a difference in the speed of delivery and/or reliability in finding your front door, between these apps? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5432 11886 2021-12-06 8,088 0
Which of the following apps is the best, and which is the worst at delivering your food on time, and without fuss? maxdiff Just Eat / Deliveroo / Uber Eats / Prefer not to say 0 5432 11887 2021-12-06 8,088 0
Do these differences in delivery performance ever affect which app you choose to order your takeaway from? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5432 11888 2021-12-06 8,088 0
Do these differences in delivery performance ever affect which type of food you choose to order? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5432 11889 2021-12-06 8,088 0
What kind of car(s) do you own in your household? Please, only indicate cars that you drive yourself. (Tick all that apply) checkbox Battery/ pure electric vehicle (BEV) / Plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) / Gasoline-powered vehicle / Diesel-powered vehicle / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5431 11882 2021-12-06 21 0
How often do you drive on motorways? radio Every day or every other day / 1-2 times a week / 1-3 times a month / Every 2-3 months / Less often / Never / Prefer not to say 0 5431 11883 2021-12-06 21 0
Which of the following takeaway food delivery apps do you currently have on your phone? checkbox Just Eat / Deliveroo / Uber Eats / Domino's / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 5430 11881 2021-12-06 93,802 365
Should those who refuse covid vaccines have to pay for their treatment if they catch it? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5429 11880 2021-12-05 328 0
Is Covid 19 a hoax? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5427 11877 2021-12-03 242 0
How many living parents do you have? radio None / 1 / 2 / More than 2 / Prefer not to say 0 5424 11870 2021-12-03 518 0
To your knowledge, which of the following assets do your parents own? (Please select all that apply) checkbox House (main residence) / Other property / Investments (stocks and shares, ISAs, pensions) / Cash savings / Collectibles (Art, jewellery, personal items etc.) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5424 11871 2021-12-03 518 0
Do you expect to receive/ to be passed on any of the above items as inheritance? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5424 11872 2021-12-03 518 0
It’s been widely reported that people underestimate how much money they will need in retirement and could face a pension shortfall. How do you plan on funding your retirement? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Pension / Working / Inheritance / Winning money (eg. on a lottery) / Relying on a spouse/partner / Releasing equity from a property / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5424 11873 2021-12-03 518 0
Have you spoken to your parent(s) about your inheritance in detail? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5424 11874 2021-12-03 518 0
Why would you say you haven’t spoken to your parent(s) about inheritance? textarea textarea 0 5424 11875 2021-12-03 518 0
Which of the following amounts, to your knowledge, is closest to the amount you might inherit? radio £10,000 / £100,000 / £250,000 / £500,000 / £1 million or more / Prefer not to say 0 5424 12022 2021-12-03 518 0
For which of the following do you expect to use a significant amount of your inheritance? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Paying off debts / Keeping in cash / Savings / Investments / Spending / Gifting / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5424 12023 2021-12-03 518 0
What's your favourite Christmas advert at the moment? textarea textarea 0 5423 11868 2021-12-03 489 0
Do you like Christmas? radio Absolutely / A bit / Not very much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 5423 11869 2021-12-03 489 0
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of The Guardian? textarea textarea 0 5422 11867 2021-12-03 259 0
If a general election were held tomorrow, which party would you vote for? radio Conservatives / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Green Party / Reform UK / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Other / I would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5421 11866 2021-12-03 11,000 0
Are you using the ride hailing app Uber more or less than you did 3 or 4 years ago? radio Much more / Somewhat more / About the same / Somewhat less / Much less / I never used it / Prefer not to say 0 5420 11863 2021-12-03 3,414 0
Why are you using Uber less? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Become more expensive / I can no longer afford it as much / Waiting takes longer / Environmental reasons / Too many cancellations / Using competitor app(s) / Making fewer journeys overall / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5420 11864 2021-12-03 3,414 0
Please specify why you are using Uber less textarea textarea 0 5420 11865 2021-12-03 3,414 0
Assuming you had the funds, would you invest in Amazon? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5419 11861 2021-12-03 499 0
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Amazon? textarea textarea 0 5419 11862 2021-12-03 499 0
How often do you cook sausages for yourself or your household? radio Once a week or more / 2-3 times a month / Once a month / Every 2-3 months / Every 4-6 months / Less than every 6 months / Never / Prefer not to say 0 5417 11859 2021-12-03 39 0
Would you be prepared to use a digital GP service/app as a first step to ease pressure on your local surgery? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5413 11855 2021-12-03 265 0
Look at the picture and type the word you can see into the box below.  Please type the exact word making sure to avoid typos or mistakes.  If you can’t read the word in the picture please type ‘X’ textarea textarea 0 5412 11854 2021-12-03 1,123 0
We are looking for participants for a medical study. If you would like to take part, please tick any conditions that applies to you from the list below. Your answer will be used to assess your suitability for the study and will not be shared with 3rd parties. If you are suitable, we'll show the details or you can click 'Prefer not to say' if you do not wish to take part. checkbox Osteoporosis / Osteoarthritis / Carpal Tunnel Syndrome / Tendonitis / Epicondylitis / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5410 11852 2021-12-01 6 0
How many grandchildren do you have? radio 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / Prefer not to say 1 5409 11851 2021-12-01 65,834 0
Have the investments you made before 2021 increased in value, decreased, or remained about the same since the beginning of the year? radio I have no investments from before 2021 / Increased / Decreased / Remained about the same / Prefer not to say 0 5408 11849 2021-12-01 1,116 0
By roughly what percentage? number 0 5408 11850 2021-12-01 1,116 0
How often do you work outside the traditional 9am-5pm? radio Once a week / Twice a week / Three times a week / Four times a week / Five times a week / Six or more times a week / Prefer not to say 0 5406 11844 2021-12-01 491 0
How often do you receive buyer/seller enquiries outside of the hours of 9am-5pm or at weekends? radio Very often / Somewhat often / Not often at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5406 11845 2021-12-01 491 0
How often do you carry out property viewings outside of the hours of 9am-5pm or at weekends? radio Very often / Somewhat often / Not often at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5406 11846 2021-12-01 491 0
How often does a buyer or seller request an update on their sale outside of the hours of 9am-5pm or at weekends? radio Very often / Somewhat often / Not often at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5406 11847 2021-12-01 491 0
Do you often struggle to contact/work with additional parties in the transaction process, such as estate agents, conveyancers/solicitors, if it is outside of the hours of 9am-5pm or at weekends? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5406 11848 2021-12-01 491 0
Do you plan to travel over Christmas now that restrictions have tightened due to the Omicron variant? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5405 11840 2021-12-01 3,109 0
Do you plan to book a foreign holiday for within the next six to 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5405 11841 2021-12-01 3,109 0
Have you cancelled an upcoming holiday due to the Omicron variant? radio Yes / No / Had already cancelled / Didn't book one to begin with / Prefer not to say 0 5405 11842 2021-12-01 3,109 0
How much does the looming possibility of a market crash or recession worry you about your investments? radio Very much / Somewhat / Not at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5404 11837 2021-12-01 201 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how aggressive would you rate your portfolio? (1 - very conservative, 10 - very aggressive) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5404 11838 2021-12-01 201 0
How informed do you think you are when making trading/investing decisions? radio Very informed / Somewhat informed / Not at all informed / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5404 11839 2021-12-01 201 0
You told us you are an active investor, approximately how much have you made/loss this year? radio Lost 50% or more / Lost 25%-49% / Lost 10%-24% / Lost 1%-9% / Made 0%-9% / Made 10%-24% / Made 25%-49% / Made 50% or more / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5403 11836 2021-12-01 23 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5402 11835 2021-11-30 2,023 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5401 11834 2021-11-30 10,000 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5400 11833 2021-11-30 10,003 0
Do you work in any of the following London financial districts locations? radio Central London (City of London/Westminster) / Canary Wharf / I work some place else / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5399 11832 2021-11-30 2 0
What is the approximate turnover of the company you work for? radio £0 - £100million / £100million - £200million / £200million - £350million / £350million+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5398 11829 2021-11-30 66 0
Do you work as any of the following in your company? radio Marketing senior / Tech senior / Executive-level manager / Head of department / Department lead / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5398 11830 2021-11-30 66 0
Is your company in any of the following industries? radio Financial services / Medical/healthcare / Membership-based organisations / Manufacturers with dealerships / Aged-care facilities / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5398 11831 2021-11-30 66 0
Do you work as any of the following delivery drivers? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Deliveroo driver / Amazon Flex driver / Uber taxi driver / Uber Eats driver / Getir driver / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5396 11827 2021-11-29 104 0
How much would you pay for a chance to win a Dream Lakeside Lodge in the Lake District? radio Nothing / £1 / £2 / £3 / £4 / £5+ / Prefer not to say 0 5395 11826 2021-11-29 303 0
How much would you pay for a chance to win a dream home in the Lake District? radio Nothing / £1 / £2 / £3 / £4 / £5+ / Prefer not to say 0 5394 11825 2021-11-29 276 0
You recently told us you have "Other" reason(s) for planning to spend less on presents this Christmas than last year, can you tell us why? (Please enter NA if not applicable) textarea textarea 0 5393 11824 2021-11-29 123 0
You recently told us you have "Other" reason(s) for planning to spend more on presents this Christmas than last year, can you tell us why? (Please enter NA if not applicable) textarea textarea 0 5392 11823 2021-11-29 106 0
What's your ideal prize? radio £10k / New car / Luxury Holiday / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5391 11822 2021-11-29 286 0
What would your ideal prize be? textarea textarea 0 5390 11821 2021-11-29 270 0
Would you consider opening a new current account with a different bank for your main account, i.e. switching banks? radio Yes / No / I don't have a current account with a bank / Prefer not to say 0 5389 11819 2021-11-29 648 0
Would you consider opening a new current account in addition to your existing current account? radio Yes / No / I don't have a current account with a bank / Prefer not to say 0 5389 11820 2021-11-29 648 0
Would you permit us to connect your email address to your IP address so that TV advertisers can personalise the ads you see on TV shows that you are screening? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5388 11818 2021-11-29 102 0
What is the manufacturing year of your car? radio 2021 / 2020 / 2019 / 2018 / 2017 / 2016 or older / I don't have a car / Prefer not to say 0 5387 11817 2021-11-29 205 0
Have you used a video GP service or app? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5385 11813 2021-11-29 766 0
Do you trust video GP services or apps? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5385 11814 2021-11-29 766 0
Why don’t you trust video GP services? ((Tick all that apply) checkbox I have read negative things about them in the national media / I have seen negative comments about them on social media / I am not tech savvy / I find them hard to use / My friends or family have had negative experiences / I believe they are stealing my data / I prefer waiting for face to face appointments / I don’t believe they are effective in diagnosing medical conditions / They don’t align with my political beliefs / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5385 11815 2021-11-29 766 0
Are you aware that there is a two year warranty window in which new-build snagging issues must be reviewed and remedied by housebuilders? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5384 11810 2021-11-26 3,008 0
Would you know how to carry out your own snagging inspection and what to look for? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5384 11811 2021-11-26 3,008 0
Are you aware that there are professional snagging platforms that can provide a full snagging report on your home? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5384 11812 2021-11-26 3,008 0
Do you think the new Covid variant is already in the UK? checkbox yes / no / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5383 11809 2021-11-26 645 0
Are you planning to spend more or less on presents this Christmas than last year? radio More / Less / About the same / Prefer not to say 0 5381 11804 2021-11-26 11,728 0
If more, why? (select one) radio Making up for last Christmas / I have more money to spare this year / Pressure from family/friends / Things are more expensive / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5381 11805 2021-11-26 11,728 0
If less, why? (select one) radio I have less money this year / I'm already in debt / Have agreed with family/friends to spend less / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5381 11806 2021-11-26 11,728 0
How much are you planning to spend on all your Christmas gifts this year? radio Less than £100 / £100-£250 / £251-£500 / £500-£1,000 / Over £1,000 / I haven’t budgeted for it / Prefer not to say 0 5381 11807 2021-11-26 11,728 0
Which of the following monetary gifts are you planning to give this Christmas, if any? (select all that apply) checkbox Physical cash / Cheque / Gift Card / Electronic transfer to bank account / Premium Bonds / Cryptocurrency / Paying into an investment account / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5381 11808 2021-11-26 11,728 0
What was your favourite TV show as a child? textarea textarea 0 5380 11803 2021-11-26 268 0
What are you looking forward to this weekend? textarea textarea 0 5378 11801 2021-11-26 1,027 0
Which of the below would you least like as a neighbour? radio Cersei Lannister / Mr Burns / Voldermort / Tony Soprano / Villanelle (Killing Eve) / Richard Hillman (Corrie) / Dirty Den (Eastenders) / The Deamon Headmaster / Pennywise the Clown / Aunt Lydia (The Handmaid’s Tale) / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5377 11800 2021-11-25 1,007 0
Are you a customer of First Direct bank? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5376 11798 2021-11-25 3,976 0
Do you travel internationally for business? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5375 11797 2021-11-25 305 0
Does your company offer any extra paid maternity leave in addition to that granted by the government? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5373 11793 2021-11-25 4,026 0
Does your company offer any extra non-paid maternity leave in addition to that granted by the government? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5373 11794 2021-11-25 4,026 0
Do you feel the basic level of maternity leave is long enough? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5373 11795 2021-11-25 4,026 0
Would you be more or less inclined to take a job where they offered additional maternity leave as standard? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5373 11796 2021-11-25 4,026 0
Is Boris Johnson capable of making decisions that are in the best interests of the country? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5371 11779 2021-11-24 16,089 0
Do you have confidence in Boris Johnson as Prime Minister? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5371 11780 2021-11-24 16,089 0
Do large companies apologise enough? radio Too much / About right / Not enough / Prefer not to say 0 5371 11790 2021-11-24 16,089 0
When large companies do apologise, how much do you believe they are being sincere? radio Very much / Somewhat / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 5371 11791 2021-11-24 16,089 0
Is Boris Johnson capable of making decisions that are in the best interests of the country? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5370 11779 2021-11-24 14,051 0
Do you have confidence in Boris Johnson as Prime Minister? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5370 11780 2021-11-24 14,051 0
Do politicians apologise enough? radio Too much / About right / Not enough / Prefer not to say 0 5370 11788 2021-11-24 14,051 0
When politicians do apologise, how much do you believe they are being sincere? radio Very much / Somewhat / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 5370 11789 2021-11-24 14,051 0
Are you any of the following? checkbox Taxi driver / Van driver / Lorry driver / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5369 11787 2021-11-24 102 0
The government has announced a cap on the costs people face if they need social care. No one will pay more than £86,000 for the costs of care, but this means the less well-off will pay the same as the very well-off. Someone with a home worth £1 million would pay the same as someone with a home worth £100,000. If you own a £1 million home, over 90% of your assets are protected, while if you own a home worth £100,000 you can lose almost everything. Do you support or oppose this plan? radio Strongly oppose / Tend to oppose / Tend to support / Strongly support / Don't know 0 5367 11783 2021-11-24 16,885 0
At the general election Boris Johnson and the Conservatives pledged that nobody needing social care should be forced to sell their home to pay for it. Do you think it was acceptable or unacceptable for them to break this pledge by introducing a plan for social care which could lead to someone with a home worth £100,000 having to pay £86,000 towards their care costs? radio Acceptable to break the pledge / Unacceptable to break the pledge / Don't know 0 5367 11784 2021-11-24 16,885 0
"Working families will lose out from the government’s social care plans. The Conservatives are looking after themselves and their wealthy mates while leaving ordinary working people to pay the price." How fair or unfair do you think this statement is? radio Very fair / Somewhat fair / Not very fair / Not at all fair / Don't know 0 5367 11785 2021-11-24 16,885 0
Some people are calling the government’s social care plans a "working-class dementia tax". How fair or unfair do you think this statement is? radio Very fair / Somewhat fair / Not very fair / Not at all fair / Don't know 0 5367 11786 2021-11-24 16,885 0
How much do you trust the Metropolitan police? radio Strongly trust / Somewhat trust / Neither trust nor distrust / Somewhat distrust / Strongly distrust / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5366 11781 2021-11-24 4,762 0
Who did you vote for in the December 2019 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Scottish National Party / Liberal Democrats / Change UK / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / Brexit Party / Democratic Unionist Party / Other / I did not vote / I could not vote / Prefer not to say 0 5366 11782 2021-11-24 4,762 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 5364 11777 2021-11-24 1,806 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Labour / Conservative / Plaid Cymru / Green / Reform UK (was brexit) / Liberal Democrat / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 5364 11778 2021-11-24 1,806 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 5362 11773 2021-11-24 2,374 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Green / SNP / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 5362 11774 2021-11-24 2,374 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 5360 11769 2021-11-24 22,116 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Green / Reform UK / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 5360 11770 2021-11-24 22,116 0
Does your workplace offer takeaway food? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 5359 11767 2021-11-23 1,978 0
How does your workplace get takeaway food to customers? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Customer collection / We deliver / Just-Eat / Deliveroo / Uber Eats / Other / Prefer not to say 1 5359 11768 2021-11-23 1,978 0
At which of the following types of venue do you currently work? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Restaurant / Pub / Bar / Nightclub / Takeaway / Café / Grocery store / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5358 11766 2021-11-23 15 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5357 11765 2021-11-23 2,014 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5356 11764 2021-11-23 10,030 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5355 11763 2021-11-23 10,002 0
Do you support businesses seeking outside support to ensure they can successfully evolve and stay relevant, during times of change? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5354 11760 2021-11-23 740 0
Based on what you've heard or read before about Venture Capital, to what extent would you agree with the following statement: "Venture Capital has an image problem." radio Strongly agree / Agree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5354 11761 2021-11-23 740 0
Based on what you've heard or read before about Private Equity, to what extent would you agree with the following statement: "Private Equity has an image problem." radio Strongly agree / Agree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5354 11762 2021-11-23 740 0
Do you accept that businesses sometimes need to make some redundancies, in order to save more jobs longer-term? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5353 11759 2021-11-23 254 0
What is the first thing you think of when you think of BT? textarea textarea 0 5352 11758 2021-11-23 1,141 0
You told us you work in the real estate and property industry, are you an estate agent? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5350 11753 2021-11-23 512 0
Will you be required to work longer hours in the run-up to the Christmas period? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5350 11754 2021-11-23 512 0
Will your Christmas break be shorter than you would like? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5350 11755 2021-11-23 512 0
Will you be able to completely switch off during the Christmas break? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5350 11756 2021-11-23 512 0
Will you have to work during the week between Christmas and New Year? (Including the two substitute Bank Holidays) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5350 11757 2021-11-23 512 0
Are you self-employed? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5349 11751 2021-11-22 448 0
What concerns you most about doing your tax return? (Tick all that apply) checkbox It’s too difficult / I don’t understand the forms / There’s too much jargon / It takes too long / That I have to spend money on using an accountant / I’m going to do it wrong / Gathering all my receipts / other paperwork in order to do it / That I am going to forget something / That I am going to miss the deadline / That I am not going to be able to afford the final bill / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5349 11752 2021-11-22 448 0
Are you a property landlord? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5348 11749 2021-11-22 444 0
Do you know what Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment (MTD ITSA or MTD) is? radio Yes, extremely aware of what MTD is and am all over it / Yes, very aware / Yes moderately aware / Slightly aware / Not really aware / No idea what Making Tax Digital is / Prefer not to say 0 5348 11750 2021-11-22 444 0
Are you currently self-employed? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5347 11747 2021-11-22 450 0
Do you know what Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment (MTD ITSA or MTD) is? radio Yes, extremely aware of what MTD is and am all over it / Yes, very aware / Yes moderately aware / Slightly aware / Not really aware / No idea what Making Tax Digital is / Prefer not to say 0 5347 11748 2021-11-22 450 0
You told us you work in the accounting industry, are you an accountant? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5346 11744 2021-11-22 664 0
Are you aware of the forthcoming Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment changes? radio Yes, extremely aware / Yes, very aware / Yes, moderately aware / Slightly aware / Not at all aware / No idea what Making Tax Digital is / Prefer not to say 0 5346 11745 2021-11-22 664 0
Are you confident that you know what you need to do to be ready for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self-Assessment (MTD ITSA or MTD) from April 2024? radio Yes, extremely confident / Yes, very confident / Yes moderately confident / Slightly confident / Not at all confident / No idea what I need to do / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 5346 11746 2021-11-22 664 0
How would you rate your DIY skills? radio Excellent / Good / Okay / Poor / Prefer not to say 0 5344 11741 2021-11-20 431 0
Would you be interested in attending a DIY course? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5344 11742 2021-11-20 431 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, which of the parties below would you consider voting for? Please select all that apply. checkbox Conservative Party / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Green Party / Reform (Brexit) Party / Another party / Would/could not vote / Prefer not to say 0 5343 11729 2021-11-19 271 0
Labour says: 'High-street businesses give life to our everyday economy. They have faced huge adversity. Labour will make sure every community can enjoy a thriving high street by scrapping business rates. Our new system will incentivise investment, promote entrepreneurship and reward businesses that move into empty premises. And no public services or local authorities will lose out from these changes.' - Do you agree or disagree? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5343 11738 2021-11-19 271 0
The Conservatives say: 'Innovation comes from the imagination, drive and risk-taking of business. That’s why we’ve launched Help to Grow, to turbocharge SME productivity. And it’s why our Budget increases the British Business Banks regional financing programmes to £1.6bn, expanding their coverage and helping innovative businesses get access to the finance they need, across the whole United Kingdom.' - Do you agree or disagree? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5343 11739 2021-11-19 271 0
You just saw two statements, one from Labour and one from the Conservatives. Which was MOST convincing? radio Labour much more convincing / Labour somewhat more convincing / Neither / Conservative somewhat more convincing / Conservative much more convincing / Prefer not to say 0 5343 11740 2021-11-19 271 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, which of the parties below would you consider voting for? Please select all that apply. checkbox Conservative Party / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Green Party / Reform (Brexit) Party / Another party / Would/could not vote / Prefer not to say 0 5342 11729 2021-11-19 433 0
Labour says: 'Every single high street business is a labour of love that gives life to our everyday economy. They have faced huge adversity. Labour will make sure every community can enjoy a thriving high street, with the biggest overhaul of business taxes in a generation. We will scrap business rates, and our new system will incentivise investment, promote entrepreneurship and reward businesses that move into empty premises. And no public services or local authorities will lose out from these changes.' - Do you agree or disagree? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5342 11735 2021-11-19 433 0
The Conservatives say: 'Innovation comes from the imagination, drive and risk-taking of business. That’s why we’ve launched Help to Grow, to turbocharge SME productivity. Its why we’re introducing a new £1.4bn Global Britain Investment Fund, supporting transformative economic activity, in our world-leading sectors like Life Sciences. And it’s why today’s Budget increases the British Business Banks regional financing programmes to £1.6bn, expanding their coverage and helping innovative businesses get access to the finance they need, across the whole United Kingdom.' - Do you agree or disagree? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5342 11736 2021-11-19 433 0
You just saw two statements, one from Labour and one from the Conservatives. Which was MOST convincing? radio Labour much more / Labour somewhat more / Neither / Conservative somewhat more / Conservative much more / Prefer not to say 0 5342 11737 2021-11-19 433 0
Which of the following do you deliver in your job(s)? checkbox Takeaway food / Groceries / People (taxi) / Parcels / Letters / Stock / Other / I don't deliver things for work / Prefer not to say 1 5341 11732 2021-11-19 2,884 0
How do you get to your delivery destinations? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Car / Van / Lorry / Push bike / Motorbike / Foot / Other / Prefer not to say 1 5341 11733 2021-11-19 2,884 0
What do you use to find where you are going (Please select all that apply) radio Dedicated sat nav / Google Maps / Apple Maps / Waze / Maps.me / Citymapper / What3Words / Company provides own solution / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 5341 11734 2021-11-19 2,884 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, which of the parties below would you consider voting for? Please select all that apply. checkbox Conservative Party / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Green Party / Reform (Brexit) Party / Another party / Would/could not vote / Prefer not to say 0 5340 11729 2021-11-19 389 0
Below are two statements, one from the Labour Party and one from the Conservative Party. Please choose the statement you find MOST convincing. radio Labour says: Every single high street business is a labour of love that gives life to our everyday economy. They have faced huge adversity. Labour will make sure every community can enjoy a thriving high street, with the biggest overhaul of business taxes in a generation. We will scrap business rates, and our new system will incentivise investment, promote entrepreneurship and reward businesses that move into empty premises. And no public services or local authorities will lose out from these changes. / The Conservatives say: Innovation comes from the imagination, drive and risk-taking of business. That’s why we’ve launched Help to Grow, to turbocharge SME productivity. Its why we’re introducing a new £1.4bn Global Britain Investment Fund, supporting transformative economic activity, in our world-leading sectors like Life Sciences. And it’s why today’s Budget increases the British Business Banks regional financing programmes to £1.6bn, expanding their coverage and helping innovative businesses get access to the finance they need, across the whole United Kingdom. / Prefer not to say 0 5340 11730 2021-11-19 389 0
How much more convincing did you find the statement you chose in the last question? radio Much more convincing / Somewhat more convincing / Just a little more convincing / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5340 11731 2021-11-19 389 0
What's your favourite colour? textarea textarea 0 5338 11727 2021-11-19 303 0
Do you think breakfast cereals that are high in salt, fat or sugar should be sold in plain packets/boxes, as a means of fighting obesity? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 5337 11725 2021-11-18 694 0
Do you think breakfast cereal packaging should include mandatory health warnings if they are high in salt, fat or sugar, as a means of fighting obesity? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 5337 11726 2021-11-18 694 0
How much attention do you generally pay to politics? radio 0 – Pay no attention / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 – Pay a great deal of attention / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 5336 11724 2021-11-18 Political attentiveness 298,125 365
Would you like to host family and friends over the Christmas holidays but feel your house isn’t fit for purpose? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5334 11721 2021-11-18 2,019 0
Why? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Not big enough in general / Not enough entertaining space / No additional bedrooms / Not enough furniture to facilitate (dining or sofa space) / Embarrassed by dated decor / Embarrassed by dated furniture / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5334 11722 2021-11-18 2,019 0
Do you utilise your Cryptocurrency to invest in any other sectors? radio Yes / No / I don't own any cryptocurrencies / Prefer not to say 0 5333 11719 2021-11-18 539 0
Which other sectors? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Property / Cars / Watches / Stock / Startups / Precious metals / Commodities such as oil / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5333 11720 2021-11-18 539 0
Do you sometimes feel that you work hours that are too long and with less reward than you deserve? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5332 11716 2021-11-18 3,126 0
Have you ever missed a son or daughter's sports day or parent's evening because you 'had to work'? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5332 11717 2021-11-18 3,126 0
If there was a career role that allowed you both good earnings and flexibility of work/life balance would you be minded to take it? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5332 11718 2021-11-18 3,126 0
Are you a corporate employee? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5332 11723 2021-11-18 3,126 0
When covering the cost of Christmas do you spread the cost to make the period more manageable? (Credit card, Buy Now Pay Later, monthly savings plan like Park) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5331 11713 2021-11-18 3,076 0
Why? (Tick all that apply) checkbox It helps me to better manage my finances / It allows me to buy better items than I would otherwise be able to afford / It allows me to buy more items than I would otherwise be able to afford / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5331 11714 2021-11-18 3,076 0
What do you plan to spread the cost of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Clothes / Food / Tech / Domestic travel / Foreign travel / Home goods / Entertainment / Christmas decorations / Household costs (mortgage or rent) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5331 11715 2021-11-18 3,076 0
Are you a corporate estate agent? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5330 11712 2021-11-18 20 0
Do you feel pressure in January to make big lifestyle changes? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5329 11710 2021-11-18 525 0
What sorts of pressure do you feel in January? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Pressure to lose weight / Pressure to start a new job / Pressure to be more mindful / Pressure to be more healthy / Pressure to be more active / Pressure to be more alturistic / Pressure to be more sustainable / Pressure to spend more time with the family / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5329 11711 2021-11-18 525 0
Which of the following insurances do you currently have? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Life insurance / Pet insurance / Car insurance / Mobile phone insurance / Critical illness cover / Home insurance / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5328 11707 2021-11-17 7,180 0
Do you feel you have sufficient life cover to pay off your debts and provide for your dependents when you are gone? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5328 11708 2021-11-17 7,180 0
To your knowledge, what does your life insurance cover? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Your current / highest salary / An old / lower salary / Your mortgages / Cost of basic living for your dependents / Cost of comfortable living for your dependents / I don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5328 11709 2021-11-17 7,180 0
Are you expecting to inherit money at some point in your life? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5324 11701 2021-11-17 1,149 0
Do you expect inheritance to help fund your retirement? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5324 11702 2021-11-17 1,149 0
To what extent do you think your pension will/does cover your costs during retirement? radio I don't have a pension / Completely / Mostly / About half / Not very much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 5324 11703 2021-11-17 1,149 0
Apart from a pension, how else do you expect to fund your retirement? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Inheritance / Relying on a spouse/partner / Releasing equity from property / Winning money (eg. on a lottery) / Working / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5324 11704 2021-11-17 1,149 0
How much do you agree/disagree with this statement? "Large companies are insincere about net-zero goals and are just greenwashing" radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 5323 11700 2021-11-17 4,909 0
What's your favourite rock/pop band? textarea textarea 0 5322 11699 2021-11-16 269 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5321 11698 2021-11-16 2,024 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5320 11697 2021-11-16 10,026 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5319 11696 2021-11-16 10,017 0
As a percentage, how much of your retirement income is, or will be, from inherited wealth (including property)? number 100 / 0 0 5318 11695 2021-11-16 272 0
Which of the following will you live off, or are already you living off, in retirement? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Private pension / State pension / Inherited property / Other inherited wealth / Other savings / Investments / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5317 11694 2021-11-16 213 0
What are you relying on to fund your retirement? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Inheritance / Pension / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5316 11693 2021-11-15 303 0
How would you rank your baking ability? radio I have never baked / Beginner / Intermediate / Expert / Prefer not to say 0 5315 11692 2021-11-15 2,534 0
Whats the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the name Boris Johnson? textarea textarea 0 5314 11691 2021-11-15 283 0
"COP 26 was a failure" - Is this statement fair? radio Very fair / Fair / Neither fair nor unfair / Unfair / Very unfair / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5313 11690 2021-11-15 317 0
"COP 26 was broadly a success but fell short at the last" - Is this statement fair? radio Very fair / Fair / Neither fair nor unfair / Unfair / Very unfair / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5312 11689 2021-11-15 306 0
Which, if any, of the following organisations do you think has a significant economic impact in the UK? checkbox Google / Amazon / Netflix / Apple / Facebook / Twitter / Microsoft / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5311 11687 2021-11-15 490 0
In a sentence or two, why did you choose that or those companies? textarea textarea 0 5311 11688 2021-11-15 490 0
What's the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the name Craig David? textarea textarea 0 5308 11684 2021-11-12 6,068 0
What is Craig David best known as? radio Singer / Actor / Presenter / Social Media Influencer / TV Presenter / Model / Designer / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5308 11686 2021-11-12 6,068 0
How many days per week do you work from home? radio I don't work currently (or retired) / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / None, but I intend to in the future / None, and I don't intend to in the future / Prefer not to say 0 5306 11680 2021-11-12 4,015 0
Did you work from home before the pandemic? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5306 11681 2021-11-12 4,015 0
Do you think your career has been harmed by working from home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5306 11682 2021-11-12 4,015 0
Do you intend to work from home in the long term? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5306 11683 2021-11-12 4,015 0
When you're looking for a business lawyer, how important is their approach to ethics, environmental and social responsibility, in your choice? radio Not important at all / Somewhat important / Important / Very important / Prefer not to say 0 5305 11678 2021-11-11 410 0
Is your legal service provider's commitment to ethics, social and environmental responsibility more or less important to you in 2021/22 compared to previous years? radio Less important / About the same / More important / Prefer not to say 0 5305 11679 2021-11-11 410 0
When did you start your business? radio 2021 / 2020 / 2019 / 2018 / Before 2018 / I am not a business owner / Prefer not to say 0 5304 11676 2021-11-11 707 0
Which of the following aspects of running a business from home do you struggle with? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Storing stock / Inventory management (taking stock of what is in and what needs re-ordering) / Delivering stock to customers / HR / Accounting / Marketing / Other / None of the above - I don't run a business from home / Prefer not to say 0 5304 11677 2021-11-11 707 0
What TV channel, if any, are you currently watching? radio I'm not watching live TV / BBC One / BBC Two / ITV 1 / Channel 4 / Channel 5 / ITV 2 / BBC Four / BBC News / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5303 11673 2021-11-11 3,231 0
What are you watching? textarea textarea 0 5303 11674 2021-11-11 3,231 0
How much are you enjoying it from 0 to 10? (0 = Not at all. 10 = Very much) number 10 / 0 0 5303 11675 2021-11-11 3,231 0
Have you shopped at M&S in the past 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5302 11671 2021-11-10 6,011 0
Why have you not shopped at M&S in the last 12 months? (Please tick all that apply, if any) checkbox Too expensive / Local store closed / Closest store too far away / Not my style of clothing/fashion / Nothing I require from M&S / Do not like the brand / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5302 11672 2021-11-10 6,011 0
Have you shopped at Marks & Spencer (M&S) in the last 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5301 11669 2021-11-10 483 0
Why not? textarea textarea 0 5301 11670 2021-11-10 483 0
Why don't you shop at Marks & Spencer (M&S)? Please enter NA if you do shop at M&S. textarea textarea 0 5300 11668 2021-11-10 238 0
What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Marks & Spencer (M&S)? textarea textarea 0 5299 11667 2021-11-10 232 0
You told us you are a first time or soon to be parent, do you use or would you consider using any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Infant milk formula / Baby walker / Home safety gate / Activity table / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5298 11666 2021-11-10 202 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5297 11665 2021-11-09 2,004 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5296 11664 2021-11-09 10,019 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5295 11663 2021-11-09 10,005 0
You told us you are a small business owner, do you sell any of the following products? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cosmetics/beauty / Alcohol / Confectionary / Gifting/souvenir / Art / Not appilcable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5293 11659 2021-11-09 640 0
Which of the following statements are applicable to you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox My business involves stock management / I store my business’ stock in my home and I'm managing fulfilment myself / My business stock is taking over my home and is in most/every room(s) / I've had to sacrifice a room of my home to storage - and we're at bursting point / My family/housemates are frustrated that my stock is kept at home / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5293 11660 2021-11-09 640 0
Which of the following statements are applicable to you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox My stock is in a storage unit and I’m managing fulfilment myself / I am at the point where I need a more professional approach to stock management/fulfillment / I feel like I am spending too much time on stock management and it’s taking me away from the growing the business / I am working with a logistics company who is doing a good job / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5293 11661 2021-11-09 640 0
On average, how many hours of your working week is spent managing stock if you’re managing fulfillment yourself (this includes unpacking, storing, inventory control, picking, packaging etc). Please enter -1 if not applicable. number 99 / -1 0 5293 11662 2021-11-09 640 0
Are you a business owner? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5292 11656 2021-11-09 960 0
Which of the following statements are applicable to you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I started my business during the pandemic as a side hustle and now it’s my full time job / I started my business during the pandemic in my home but have now outgrown the space and need more / I started my business because the pandemic gave me a different perspective on work / I started my business because the pandemic meant I had more time at home to focus on it / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5292 11657 2021-11-09 960 0
Which of the following statements are applicable to you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I started my business during the pandemic but am now at the stage that the picking, packing and order processing is too much to handle on my own / My business began as a hobby in lockdown but now I need space to store my stock in / My business went from strength to strength during the lockdowns and now I need more space to work in / I am ready to take my business to the next stage / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5292 11658 2021-11-09 960 0
If a baby brand supported a charity, would you be more likely to buy from that baby brand? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5291 11654 2021-11-08 403 0
Which type of charity would you like to see a baby clothing brand supporting? radio I prefer to support local charities / I prefer to support charities across the world / I am happy to support either / Prefer not to say 0 5291 11655 2021-11-08 403 0
You recently told us you are a landlord, do you have a buy-to-let (BTL) mortgage? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5290 11653 2021-11-08 39 0
Do you have children born in any of the following years? (Tick all that apply) checkbox 2011 / 2012 / 2013 / 2014 / 2015 / 2016 / 2017 / 2018 / 2019 / 2020 / 2021 / I have children born in other years / I don't have children / Prefer not to say 0 5288 11648 2021-11-08 2,536 0
Are you more or less anxious about your child’s mental health vs a year ago? radio Much more anxious / Somewhat more anxious / No change / Somewhat less anxious / Much less anxious / Prefer not to say 0 5288 11649 2021-11-08 2,536 0
Is your child more anxious than a year ago? radio Much more anxious / Somewhat more anxious / No change / Somewhat less anxious / Much less anxious / Prefer not to say 0 5288 11650 2021-11-08 2,536 0
Do you think your child’s emotional development was positively or negatively affected by lockdown? radio Very negatively / Somewhat negatively / Neither negatively or positively / Somewhat positively / Very positively / Prefer not to say 0 5288 11651 2021-11-08 2,536 0
Should the UK enter another lockdown this winter, how do you think it will affect your child’s mental health? radio Very badly / Somewhat badly / Neither badly or well / Well / Very well / Prefer not to say 0 5288 11652 2021-11-08 2,536 0
Are you a customer of Yorkshire Water? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5286 11646 2021-11-05 217 0
Do you work for a FTSE 50 company? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5285 11644 2021-11-05 1,647 0
Which of the following have you bought in the past month? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Disposable vaping product / Reusable vaping product / Traditional cigarettes / Hand rolling tobacco products / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5284 11643 2021-11-05 528 0
Would you be deterred from buying a house if it was on a former brownfield site? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5283 11640 2021-11-05 3,009 0
Would you be inclined to pay less for a house if it was on a former brownfield site? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5283 11641 2021-11-05 3,009 0
What would be your biggest worry about buying a house on a former brownfield site? (Tick all that apply) checkbox The land hadn’t been properly developed (e.g may still be containments in the soil) / The surrounding area would still be underdeveloped / It may be located in a remote location away from amenities / It may be located in an industrialised area / It may be within close proximity to a busy train line or another transport route / It may impact my ability to sell the property in the future / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5283 11642 2021-11-05 3,009 0
How many sofas do you think you’ve owned in your lifetime (rental properties included)? radio 0 / 1-2 / 3-5 / 5-10 / 11-20 / 21+ / Prefer not to say 0 5282 11637 2021-11-05 3,066 0
How many beds do you think you’ve owned in your lifetime (rental properties included)? radio 0 / 1-2 / 3-5 / 6-10 / 11-20 / 21+ / Prefer not to say 0 5282 11638 2021-11-05 3,066 0
What is the predominant factor when changing an item of furniture? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Poor quality - uncomfortable / Poor quality - it breaks / Size - need something larger / Size - downsizing to something smaller / Style - I no longer like the style / Style - It’s no longer in season/fashionable / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5282 11639 2021-11-05 3,066 0
Would you travel from a different/less convenient airport to take a greener flight that produced fewer carbon emissions? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5281 11635 2021-11-05 2,030 0
Would you travel on different/less convenient dates to take a greener flight that produced fewer carbon emissions? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5281 11636 2021-11-05 2,030 0
Do you consider your carbon footprint when booking a holiday? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5280 11633 2021-11-05 2,010 0
Would you pay more for greener flights that produced fewer carbon emissions? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5280 11634 2021-11-05 2,010 0
Do you research the best/most transparent providers before using a Buy Now Pay Later platform? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5279 11631 2021-11-05 2,031 0
Would you be more or less likely to utilise a Buy Now Pay Laterplatform knowing the sector was fully regulated when making a purchase? radio Much more likely / Somewhat more likely / Neither more nor less likely / Somewhat less likely / Much less likely / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5279 11632 2021-11-05 2,031 0
Are you now more or less likely to purchase something on credit or via a Buy Now Pay Later platform compared to prior to the pandemic? radio Much more likely / Somewhat more likely / Neither more nor less likely / Somewhat less likely / Much less likely / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5278 11629 2021-11-05 2,029 0
How important is transparency around additional charges or fees when committing to a credit or Buy Now Pay Later transaction? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not important at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5278 11630 2021-11-05 2,029 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 5277 11627 2021-11-05 1,700 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Green / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 5277 11628 2021-11-05 1,700 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 5276 11625 2021-11-05 2,204 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Green / SNP / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 5276 11626 2021-11-05 2,204 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 5275 11623 2021-11-05 20,055 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Green / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 5275 11624 2021-11-05 20,055 0
How is life different to how it was ten years ago? textarea textarea 0 5274 11622 2021-11-04 213 0
What are your biggest worries about bringing a child into this world? checkbox Climate change / Political leaders / Discrimination / Finances / Threat of terrorism / Bullying / Education and opportunities in life / Physical health / Home environment / Child care / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5273 11619 2021-11-04 605 0
What social issue are you most passionate about? radio The environment / Race relations and equality / Gender equality / Mental health and wellbeing / Poverty / Physical health and wellbeing / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5273 11620 2021-11-04 605 0
What do you look for most in a baby wear brand? radio Sustainability / Softness / Durability / Affordability / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5273 11621 2021-11-04 605 0
Please discuss your 3 biggest expectations for 2022 textarea textarea 0 5270 11616 2021-11-03 246 0
Please describe the weirdest dream you've ever had? textarea textarea 0 5269 11615 2021-11-03 235 0
How was your day? textarea textarea 0 5268 11614 2021-11-03 252 0
Have you ever had any fertility tests such as scans or blood tests? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5265 11607 2021-11-03 1,869 0
If yes, what promoted you to have them? Please enter NA if not applicable. textarea textarea 0 5265 11608 2021-11-03 1,869 0
If no, why not? Please enter NA if not applicable. textarea textarea 0 5265 11609 2021-11-03 1,869 0
Would you feel comfortable talking to your family about fertility issues? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5265 11610 2021-11-03 1,869 0
Would you feel comfortable talking to your best friends about fertility issues? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5265 11611 2021-11-03 1,869 0
Would you say that fertility is more taboo than sex? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5265 11612 2021-11-03 1,869 0
Where would you go for advice on guidance on fertility? textarea textarea 0 5265 11613 2021-11-03 1,869 0
What's your ideal career? textarea textarea 0 5264 11605 2021-11-03 494 0
Is that what you do now? radio Yes / No / Kind of / Prefer not to say 0 5264 11606 2021-11-03 494 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5263 11604 2021-11-02 2,015 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5262 11603 2021-11-02 10,003 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5261 11602 2021-11-02 10,006 0
How many days a week do you think an average full-time office worker should be permitted to work from home? radio Office workers should not be permitted to work from home / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / Prefer not to say 0 5260 11601 2021-11-02 2,674 0
Roughly how often do you order takeaway food using apps like Just-Eat, Deliveroo and Uber Eats? radio Never / Rarely / About once a month / A couple of times per month / About once per week / Several times per week / Prefer not to say 0 5258 11596 2021-11-02 45,069 0
How often does the delivery person struggle to find your address/door? radio Never / Sometimes / Most of the time / All of the time / Prefer not to say 0 5258 11597 2021-11-02 45,069 0
How does this inconvenience / annoy you? textarea textarea 0 5258 11598 2021-11-02 45,069 0
Why do you think the delivery person(s) struggle to find your address / door? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Don't know / Door number difficult to see or missing / Wrong map location / sat nav issues / Shared house number / confusion with nearby properties / Entrance at an unusual place / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5258 11599 2021-11-02 45,069 0
Has this caused you to subsequently avoid using the takeaway delivery app? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5258 11600 2021-11-02 45,069 0
Packaged bank accounts are current accounts that come with a “package” of extra features – from mobile phone and travel insurance, to preferential rates on overdrafts and loans. Are you a holder of a packaged bank account? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5257 11594 2021-11-02 538 0
Are you against the use of a packaged bank account? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5257 11595 2021-11-02 538 0
Tonight with Target has been available to watch on BBC Three online/iPlayer, with the show also airing on Saturday nights on BBC1. How much of the show, if any, have you watched? radio All/most of it (4+ episodes) / Some of it (1-3 episodes) / A bit of it (less than 1 episode) / I haven't watched any of Tonight with Target / Prefer not to say 0 5256 11592 2021-11-02 2,950 0
Are you a beer drinker? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5255 11590 2021-11-02 847 0
What do you look for in a beer brand? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Local heritage / Sustainability / Britishness / Craft / Independence / Quality of product / Price / Smart packaging / Availability in supermarkets / Supports local pubs / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5255 11591 2021-11-02 847 0
Do you own sunglasses from any of the following brands? If you own more than one, please select the brand most used by you. radio Ray-Ban / Oakley / Maui Jim / American Optical / Tom Ford / Persol / Oliver Peoples / Prada / MYKITA / Randolph / Other / Prefer not to say 1 5254 11589 2021-11-01 39,807 0
Have you discussed your inheritance wishes with family/loved ones? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5250 11583 2021-11-01 16,527 0
If not, why not? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Prefer not to say / Not applicable - I have already discussed / Not a priority due to my age / It’s morbid / I don’t know what my wishes are / I don’t have enough assets to consider it worthwhile / Don’t know what I should be considering / None of the above 0 5250 11584 2021-11-01 16,527 0
What prompted you to discuss/ actively plan for your inheritance wishes? radio Health scare / The Covid Pandemic / Near death experience / Getting older / Birth of a child / Death of a parent / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5250 11585 2021-11-01 16,527 0
Who did you feel most comfortable discussing your wishes with? radio Partner / Child(ren) / Friend / Parent / Family member other than those above / Financial advisor / Solicitor. / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5250 11586 2021-11-01 16,527 0
Why haven't you discussed your inheritance wishes with family/loved ones? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Not applicable - I already discussed this with my family/loved ones / Not a priority due to my age / It’s morbid / I don’t know what my wishes are / Don’t know what I should be considering / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5248 11580 2021-11-01 111 0
Have you discussed your inheritance wishes with family/loved ones? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5247 11579 2021-11-01 114 0
Roughly how often do you order takeaway food using apps like Just-Eat, Deliveroo and Uber Eats? radio Never / Rarely / About once a month / A couple of times per month / About once per week / Several times per week / Prefer not to say 0 5245 11574 2021-11-01 520 0
How often does the delivery person struggle to find your address/door? radio Never / Sometimes / Most of the time / All the time / Prefer not to say 0 5245 11575 2021-11-01 520 0
How does this inconvenience / annoy you? textarea textarea 0 5245 11576 2021-11-01 520 0
Why do you think the delivery person(s) struggle to find your address / door? textarea textarea 0 5245 11577 2021-11-01 520 0
Has this caused you to subsequently avoid using the takeaway delivery app? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5245 11578 2021-11-01 520 0
Which of the following drink products do you buy regularly? checkbox Purdey's / Innocent Super Smoothies / Rubicon Spring / Vit Hit / Tenzing / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5243 11571 2021-10-30 1,115 0
What do you think of the drink brand Purdey's? textarea textarea 0 5243 11572 2021-10-30 1,115 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the durability of your washing machine? (1 - fragile, 10 - durable) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5242 11570 2021-10-29 37,662 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the amount of noise produced by your washing machine? (1 - little noise, 10 - a lot of noise) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5241 11569 2021-10-29 37,847 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the capacity of your washing machine? (1 - low capacity, 10 - high capacity) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5240 11568 2021-10-29 37,690 0
Do you consider yourself to be a white British person? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5238 11567 2021-10-29 609 0
Thinking about the amount of tax which you pay personally each year, do you think this amount is: radio Too low / Slightly low / About right / Slightly high / Too high / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5235 11561 2021-10-29 13,185 0
What is the maximum percentage of a person's income which should be taken in taxes such as income tax and national insurance? Please enter -1 if you don't know or prefer not to say. number 100 / -1 0 5235 11562 2021-10-29 13,185 0
Are you willing or unwilling personally to pay more tax to increase government spending and help the government's finances? radio Very unwilling / Unwilling / Neither willing nor unwilling / Willing / Very willing / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5235 11563 2021-10-29 13,185 0
Do you agree or disagree that taxes in general will need to go up to pay for increased government spending and to help the government's finances? radio Disagree strongly / Disagree / Neither agree not disagree / Agree / Agree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5235 11564 2021-10-29 13,185 0
What's your opinion of the cleaning product brand Ecover? textarea textarea 0 5234 11560 2021-10-29 140 0
Which of the following companies do you use most for sending personal parcels? radio Hermes / Royal Mail / DPDgroup / Yodel / DHL / Parcelforce / Other / I don't send personal parcels / Prefer not to say 1 5233 11559 2021-10-28 65,323 0
Which of the following BBC Three shows do you regularly watch? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Tonight with Target / RuPaul's Drag Race / I Like the Way U Move / MOTDx / Good Trouble / Hidden Girls / Back to Life / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5232 11558 2021-10-28 239 0
Do you think Chancellor Rishi Sunak would be a better PM than Boris Johnson? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5231 11556 2021-10-28 9,121 0
Do you think yesterday's Budget will make you worse off or better off? radio Better off / Worse off / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5231 11557 2021-10-28 9,121 0
Do you consider yourself a stock picker? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 5230 11555 2021-10-27 76,167 0
When searching for your new home on online property portals, which of the following were most influential when forming a first impression of the house itself? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Property images / Property description / The estate agent it was listed with / Number of bedrooms/bathrooms / Additional information on property features / Additional information on amenities in the local area / Floorplan / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5226 11546 2021-10-27 7,009 0
Would you click on a listing purely because of the initial image shown? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5226 11547 2021-10-27 7,009 0
Would you bypass a listing purely because of the initial image shown? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5226 11548 2021-10-27 7,009 0
Are the property images the first thing you check when looking at a listing in detail? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5226 11549 2021-10-27 7,009 0
Would you look at the rest of the listing (description etc), if you didn’t like the look of a property in the images? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5226 11550 2021-10-27 7,009 0
If a property listing was listed with two different estate agents, would you enquire with the agent presenting the best property listing photos? radio Yes / No / I would enquire with both / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5226 11551 2021-10-27 7,009 0
Would you book a viewing for a property even if you didn’t like the images, or they were poor quality? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5226 11552 2021-10-27 7,009 0
What is the highest level of education you have completed? radio Lower secondary school / Upper secondary school / Vocational/technical college / University / Post-graduate / Prefer not to say 0 5224 11544 2021-10-27 196 0
What best describes your employment status? radio Self-employed / Out of work but looking / Unemployed and not looking (and not retired) / Employed for wages / Homemaker / Student / Military / Retired / Unable to work / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5224 11545 2021-10-27 196 0
Which of the following cleaning brands have you heard of? (tick all that apply) checkbox Ecover / Persil / Ariel / Fairy / Smol / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5223 11540 2021-10-26 3,361 0
Which of the following cleaning products do you regularly purchase? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Ecover / Persil / Smol / Ariel / Fairy / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5223 11541 2021-10-26 3,361 0
Which of the following cleaning products do you occasionally purchase? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Ecover / Fairy / Smol / Ariel / Persil / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5223 11542 2021-10-26 3,361 0
Which company do you most regret not investing in this year so far? textarea textarea 0 5222 11538 2021-10-26 114 0
How much (in thousands) have you invested in companies this year? number 0 5222 11539 2021-10-26 114 0
What are you looking to purchase for your child(ren) or grandchild(ren) this Christmas? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Toys / Books / Tech Gadgets (scooters, hoverboards, cameras etc) / Tech devices (laptops, mobile phones, TVs etc) / Video games / Clothes / Other / I don't plan to purchase anything / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5221 11537 2021-10-26 10,032 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5220 11536 2021-10-26 2,003 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5219 11535 2021-10-26 10,046 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5218 11534 2021-10-26 10,038 0
What's the first word that comes to mind when you think of childcare? textarea textarea 0 5217 11532 2021-10-26 591 0
How do you feel about the cost of childcare? radio Much too expensive / Too expensive / About right / Too cheap / Much too cheap / Prefer not to say 0 5217 11533 2021-10-26 591 0
Are you retired yet? radio Yes / No / I don't plan to ever retire / Prefer not to say 0 5216 11530 2021-10-26 10,031 0
How do you hope to fund your retirement? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Inheritance from parents / Winning money on lotteries, etc / Putting money into a pension / Investing in stocks and shares / Investing in property / Relying on the State Pension / Relying on a spouse or partner / Other / I don't know yet / Prefer not to say 0 5216 11531 2021-10-26 10,031 0
How important do you think it is that cigarette smokers are aware of nicotine-based alternatives like e-cigarettes? radio Very important / Fairly important / Neither important nor unimportant / Fairly unimportant / Very unimportant / Don't know 0 5214 11526 2021-10-26 29,024 0
Out of the following two statements only, which comes closest to your views? radio The government should decide whether individuals can use e-cigarettes / Individuals should be free to decide whether they use e-cigarettes / Don't know 0 5214 11527 2021-10-26 29,024 0
The Scottish Government is considering a ban on the advertising of e-cigarettes and their display in shops. Would you support or oppose this ban? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know 0 5214 11528 2021-10-26 29,024 0
Should Scotland be an independent country? radio Yes / No / Don't know 0 5214 11529 2021-10-26 29,024 0
Who did you vote for in the December 2019 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Scottish National Party / Liberal Democrats / Change UK / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / Brexit Party / Democratic Unionist Party / Sinn Féin / Other / I did not vote / I could not vote 0 5214 11543 2021-10-26 29,024 0
If you had £10,000 to invest by 5.30pm, in what would you invest? textarea textarea 0 5213 11524 2021-10-25 530 0
To what degree do you invest 'sustainably'? radio Not applicable / Not at all / A little / Most of the time / All of the time / Prefer not to say 0 5213 11525 2021-10-25 530 0
Which of the following cause categories do you support via donations or otherwise? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Community / Housing / Overseas aid / Povery relief / Training / Medical / Sports clubs / Arts & culture / Public service & military / Education / Children's / Disability / Environmental / Religious / Animal / Elderly / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 5212 11523 2021-10-25 49,883 0
Do you invest in venture capital style investments? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5211 11521 2021-10-25 2,000 0
Would you be interested in investing in venture capital style investments? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5211 11522 2021-10-25 2,000 0
Do you invest in actively managed investment funds? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5210 11519 2021-10-25 2,006 0
Do you actively invest in sustainable investments? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5210 11520 2021-10-25 2,006 0
We are looking for participants for a social study. If you would like to take part, please tick any of the following that applies to you. Your answer will be used to assess your suitability for the study and will not be shared with 3rd parties. If you are suitable, we'll show the details or you can click 'Prefer not to say' if you do not wish to take part. checkbox I have low personal income / My first language isn't English / I am homeless / I have learning disabilities / I am a refugee / I am a sex worker / I am an ex-offender / I am from the Gypsy and traveller communities / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5209 11518 2021-10-25 248 0
How many times have you shopped at Co-op in the last 3 months? radio 0 / 1-3 / 4-9 / 10+ / Prefer not to say 0 5208 11516 2021-10-25 599 0
Do you have a Co-op membership? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5208 11517 2021-10-25 599 0
Do you own toothbrushes from any of the following brands? If you own more than one, please select the one most used by you. radio Addis / Aquafresh / Braun/Oral B / Colgate / Corsodyl / Crest / Jordans / Supermarket brands / Philips / Sensodyne / Other / I don't own any toothbrushes / Prefer not to say 1 5207 11515 2021-10-22 62,509 0
Do you own any landline & home phone from any of the following brands? If you own more than one, please select the one most used by you. radio BT / Gigaset / Panasonic / JW / Ornin / VOMONO / GPO / Maxesla / Other / I don't own a landline & home phone / Prefer not to say 1 5206 11514 2021-10-22 61,069 0
Do you own a TV from any of the following brands? If you own more than one, please select the one most used by you. radio Samsung / LG / Hisense / TCL / Sony / Panasonic / Philips / Polaroid/Sceptre / Other / I don't own a TV / Prefer not to say 1 5205 11513 2021-10-22 63,300 0
Do you have any of the following certifications in teaching English as a foreign language? checkbox TEFL / CELTA / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5204 11512 2021-10-21 553 0
What would be the scariest item of furniture to find in a rental property? radio Inflatable/water bed / Platform bed / Bean bag chairs / Jacuzzi Bath / Wicker furniture / Tile kitchen countertops / Futon / Fast furniture (cheap imitations) / Leather sofa or arm chair / Breakfast bar stools / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5203 11510 2021-10-21 2,079 0
What are the scariest interior design trends to find in a rental property? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Bright coloured interiors / Inspirational wall art - Live, Laugh, Love / Empty picture frames / Fake flowers or fruit / Lace / Floral / Textured ceilings or walls / Carpeted bathrooms / Matching wallpaper and carpets / Ceiling mirrors / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5203 11511 2021-10-21 2,079 0
Which of the following forms of marketing do you have decision making power/influence over in your work? radio PR / Influencer marketing / Digital marketing / Ambassador/celebrity partnerships / Print media / TV and radio advertising / I don't work / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5201 11506 2021-10-21 128 0
What concerns do you have about your influencer marketing work as we head into 2022? textarea textarea 0 5201 11507 2021-10-21 128 0
In the world of influencer marketing what change would you like to see next year? textarea textarea 0 5201 11508 2021-10-21 128 0
What do you think you'll do differently next year? textarea textarea 0 5201 11509 2021-10-21 128 0
Do you approve or disapprove of the takeover of Newcastle United football club by the Saudi Public Investment Fund? radio Strongly approve / Somewhat approve / Neither approve nor disapprove / Somewhat disapprove / Strongly disapprove / Prefer not to say 0 5199 11503 2021-10-21 5,013 0
Which of the following product have you heard of Next selling online? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Christmas decorations / Novelty Christmas clothing / Beauty brands / Sports brands / Personalised gifts / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5198 11500 2021-10-21 10,011 0
How would you rate NEXT in terms of being able to get everything all under one roof (Christmas gifts/items for home)? radio Very good / Good / Average / Poor / Very poor / Prefer not to say 0 5198 11501 2021-10-21 10,011 0
How do you view NEXT vs. other retailers when thinking about Christmas shopping? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5198 11502 2021-10-21 10,011 0
How likely are you to purchase items from NEXT (online) within the next 3 months? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Neither likely nor unlikely / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 5198 11504 2021-10-21 10,011 0
Among the following list of retailers, which one do you prefer the most when thinking about Christmas shopping? (Tick all that apply) checkbox M&S / John Lewis / Next / Very.co.uk / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5198 11505 2021-10-21 10,011 0
Which of the following product have you heard of Next selling online? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Beauty brands / Personalised gifts / Sports brands / Christmas decorations / Novelty Christmas clothing / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5196 11495 2021-10-21 10,025 0
How would you rate NEXT in terms of being able to get everything all under one roof (Christmas gifts/items for home)? radio Very good / Good / Average / Poor / Very poor / Prefer not to say 0 5196 11496 2021-10-21 10,025 0
How do you view NEXT vs. other retailers when thinking about Christmas shopping? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5196 11497 2021-10-21 10,025 0
How likely are you to purchase items from NEXT (online) within the next 3 months? radio Very Likely / Somewhat likely / Neither likely nor unlikely / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 5196 11498 2021-10-21 10,025 0
Among the following list of retailers, which one do you prefer the most when thinking about Christmas shopping? (Tick all that apply) checkbox M&S / John Lewis / Next / Very.co.uk / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5196 11499 2021-10-21 10,025 0
How often do you take the train? radio Frequently (at least twice a week) / Semi-frequently (about once a week) / Infrequently (at least 3 times a month) / Less often (less than 3 times a month) / Almost never / never / Prefer not to say 0 5195 11494 2021-10-21 211 0
We are looking for participants for a medical study. If you would like to take part, please tick any conditions that you suffer from from the list below. Your answer will be used to assess your suitability for the study and will not be shared with 3rd parties. If you are suitable, we'll show the details or you can click 'Prefer not to say' if you do not wish to take part. checkbox Prostate cancer / Colorectal Cancer / Melanoma / Bladder Cancer / Lung Cancer / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5193 11492 2021-10-20 207 0
Have you ever fundraised or are fundraising for Prostate Cancer UK? radio Yes, physically / Yes, virtually / Yes physically and virtually / No / Prefer not to say 0 5192 11491 2021-10-20 290 0
The increase in the cost of living, as measured by the Consumer Prices Index, was 3.1% in the year to September. Do you feel prices have increased for the goods and services that you and your household buy by more or by less than 3.1%? radio Much more / Somewhat more / About 3.1% / Somewhat less / Much less / Prefer not to say 0 5191 11489 2021-10-20 10,017 0
What good(s) or service(s) in particular do you think have become more than 3.1% more expensive? textarea textarea 0 5191 11490 2021-10-20 10,017 0
How often do you use public transport? radio 5-7 days per week / 2-4 days per week / 1 day per week / 1-3 days per month / Less often / Never / Almost never / Prefer not to say 1 5190 11488 2021-10-20 67,662 0
Do you plan to book a foreign holiday for within the next six to 12 months? radio Yes / No / Haven't decided / Prefer not to say 0 5189 11486 2021-10-20 2,134 0
Which (of the following list) do you feel has provided the most certainty where foreign travel is concerned? radio Changing the traffic light system to a single list of ‘Red’ countries / No longer needing a test before travelling abroad to some countries / Removing the requirement of a pre-departure test if double vaccinated when returning from a ‘Green’ country / Changing requirements for Day 2 PCR tests to lateral flow on return if double vaccinated / The removal of quarantine restrictions if double vaccinated / Don't know/Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5189 11487 2021-10-20 2,134 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5188 11485 2021-10-19 2,023 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5187 11484 2021-10-19 10,011 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5186 11483 2021-10-19 10,034 0
Do you work for a FTSE 50 business? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5185 11482 2021-10-19 266 0
Does your work involve storytelling with data? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5184 11481 2021-10-19 205 0
Do you own wireless earbuds from any of the following brands? If you own more than one, please select the one most used by you. radio Apple / Google / Samsung / Sennheiser / Jaybird / Panasonic / Sony / Beats / JBL / Skullcandy / Other / I don't own wireless earbuds / Prefer not to say 1 5183 11480 2021-10-18 66,516 0
Do you own guitars from any of the following brands? If you own more than one, please select the one most used by you. radio Gibson / Guild / Seagull / Yamaha / Ovation / Washburn / Fender / Epiphone / ESP / Gretsch / Ibanez / Paul Reed Smith / Martin / Taylor / Rickenbacker / Other / I don't own any guitars / Prefer not to say 1 5182 11479 2021-10-15 66,971 0
Do you own electric cars from any of the following brands? If you own more than one, please select the one most used by you. radio Hyundai / Tesla / Porsche / Ford / Renault / Kia / Volkswagen / Polestar / Jaguar / Volvo / Nissan / Skoda / Other / I don't own an electric car / Prefer not to say 0 5181 11478 2021-10-15 47,031 0
What was the last fast food chain you ordered from? textarea textarea 0 5178 11474 2021-10-15 599 0
How satisfied were you with your meal? radio Not applicable / Very satisfied / Somewhat satisfied / Not very satisfied / Not at all satisfied / Prefer not to say 0 5178 11475 2021-10-15 599 0
How much of a threat are cybercriminals to society? radio Extremely threatening / Somewhat threatening / Not threatening at all / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5177 11472 2021-10-15 205 0
Do you know what ransomware is? radio Yes / I think so / No / Prefer not to say 0 5177 11473 2021-10-15 205 0
Roughly, How often do you tend to change your passwords for social media, and other websites you frequently use? radio Every 30 days / Every 60 days / Every 90 days / Every 6 months / Yearly / Less frequently than yearly / Never / Prefer not to say 0 5175 11467 2021-10-15 862 0
Do you use the same password across several accounts? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5175 11468 2021-10-15 862 0
Do you use double authentication to unlock your devices? radio Yes / No / I don’t know what double authentication is / Prefer not to say 0 5175 11469 2021-10-15 862 0
If you have worked from home during the pandemic, has your employer put in place any additional measures to protect your work online, e.g. training, providing a work computer? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5175 11470 2021-10-15 862 0
Have you got anti-malware installed on your personal computer? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5175 11471 2021-10-15 862 0
Do you order mealkits through the post? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5174 11465 2021-10-15 412 0
How much extra would you pay in order to get your meal kit delivery at a specific time slot? radio 0 / £1 / £2 / £3 / £5 / Prefer not to say 0 5174 11466 2021-10-15 412 0
Do you trust your employer with your company’s cybersecurity? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5172 11461 2021-10-15 810 0
Do you think your employer’s data – e.g. re. customers and employees – is safe from a hack? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5172 11462 2021-10-15 810 0
What’s the greatest threat to your business’ cybersecurity? radio Lack of employee training/awareness / Lack of employer interest / Lack of system strategy / Lack of budget/resources / Other / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5172 11463 2021-10-15 810 0
Do you think the average person uses the internet safely? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5172 11464 2021-10-15 810 0
Which of the following food delivery slots, with a courier, would best suit you? (The box can be left in a safe place if you're not home) radio 5am - 7am / 8am - midday / 8am - 8pm / 5pm - 9pm / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5171 11460 2021-10-15 557 0
Which diet(s), if any, do you follow? (tick all that apply) checkbox Paleo / Vegetarian / Vegan / Keto / Flexitarian / Pescitarian / Dairy free / Gluten free / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5168 11454 2021-10-15 498 0
How concerned are you about what you eat? radio Very concerned / Somewhat concerned / Not very concerned / Not at all concerned / Prefer not to say 0 5168 11455 2021-10-15 498 0
What steps will your household take to reduce your gas bills? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Spend more time out of the house in the day e.g. go to cafe, or work from office rather than home / Reduce thermostat temperature / Wear an extra layer of clothes at home / Not put heating on during the day / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5167 11451 2021-10-15 56,220 0
At what point are your bills going to be unaffordable? radio They are already unaffordable / £10 a month price rise / £20 a month price rise / £50 a month price rise / I can afford a monthly price rise of £50 or more / Prefer not to say 0 5167 11452 2021-10-15 56,220 0
Are you going to have to make cutbacks in spending to ensure you can pay your energy bills? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5167 11453 2021-10-15 56,220 0
Are you considering switching from gas to electricity for any of the following to reduce your bills? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Hob/oven / Boiler / Car / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5167 11456 2021-10-15 56,220 0
Do you trust the Government to handle the UK energy crisis? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5167 11457 2021-10-15 56,220 0
Will rising energy prices affect your ability to afford Christmas, e.g. buying food & gifts? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5167 11458 2021-10-15 56,220 0
In your understanding, what is to blame for the UK’s current energy crisis? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Brexit / The Government’s handling of the crisis / The UK’s dependence on foreign gas / The UK’s commitment to climate targets / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5167 11459 2021-10-15 56,220 0
What's your favourite dish? textarea textarea 0 5166 11450 2021-10-15 276 0
Do you live within 30 minutes drive of any of the following towns or cities? radio Burnley / Derby / Newport / Oldbury / Stockton on Tees / Swansea / Widnes / Maidstone / No, I live elsewhere / Prefer not to say 0 5165 11447 2021-10-15 13,014 0
Would you be open to buy a car under 4 years old with fewer than 30,000 miles on the clock? radio Yes / No / I am not a decision maker / Prefer not to say 0 5165 11448 2021-10-15 13,014 0
You told us you are a small business owner, what type of small business do you own? radio Retail / IT & internet / Food & hospitality / Physical Labour / Specialised Skills / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5163 11443 2021-10-15 202 0
Do you sell any of the following products? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Beauty / Gifting / Alcohol / Confectionary / Souvenir / Art / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5163 11444 2021-10-15 202 0
Have you established a customer base? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5163 11445 2021-10-15 202 0
How many people (including you) work in the business? radio 1 / 2-4 / 5-9 / 10+ / Prefer not to say 0 5163 11446 2021-10-15 202 0
Are you in charge of purchasing customer oriented automated solutions for your company? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5161 11437 2021-10-14 66 0
What is the approximate yearly revenue of your company? radio $0-10 million / $11-25 million / $26-50 million / $50+ million / Not sure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5161 11438 2021-10-14 66 0
Which of the following sectors does your company belong to? radio Professional services / Technology / Education / Retail / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5161 11439 2021-10-14 66 0
As which of the following, if any, would you describe yourself? radio Healthcare professional / Teacher / Student / Business person / Retail worker / Lawyer / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5159 11431 2021-10-14 6,005 0
During your career in healthcare, on average, how often do you face language barriers when communicating with colleagues and/or patients? radio Daily / Weekly / Fortnightly / Monthly / Rarely / None of the above 0 5159 11432 2021-10-14 6,005 0
On average, how many hours during your working week is spent overcoming language barriers? number 60 / 0 0 5159 11433 2021-10-14 6,005 0
Has there ever been a time during your healthcare career that a language barrier has prevented or delayed you from giving the best care you can? radio Yes / No / Not applicable 0 5159 11434 2021-10-14 6,005 0
In your experience how easy is it to access effective and timely translation services? radio Very difficult / Difficult / Neither easy nor difficult / Easy / Very easy / Not applicable 0 5159 11435 2021-10-14 6,005 0
Which of the following statements do you agree with? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox I have considered leaving the healthcare sector because of language barrier difficulties with patients / Language barriers make it more difficult to assess a patient’s needs / I struggle to communicate a patient’s health issues or advice (such as when to prescribe medicines) due to language barriers / Being able to communicate effectively (via a translator/translation tool, for instance) with a patient who speaks a different language, improves patient-care relationships / I struggle to communicate with a patient's family due to lack of a translator/translation tool/service? / None of the above 0 5159 11436 2021-10-14 6,005 0
Who would be the best manager to replace Steve Bruce at Newcastle United? radio Steven Gerrard / Antonio Conte / Frank Lampard / Roberto Martinez / Lucien Favre / Rafa Benitez / Brendan Rogers / Eddie Howe / Other / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5158 11430 2021-10-13 1,017 0
Have you opened up your rental property to a tenant with a pet since the changes to the model tenancy agreement on 28th January 2021? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5157 11427 2021-10-13 3,012 0
Have you had to object in writing to a written pet request by a tenant since these changes were implemented? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5157 11428 2021-10-13 3,012 0
Are you in favour of further measures to allow tenants the right to rent with pets? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5157 11429 2021-10-13 3,012 0
Would you opt for a more ethical investment if it meant a lower return? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5156 11425 2021-10-13 2,011 0
Does the fact that ethical investments often provide better returns during times of crisis bring greater appeal? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5156 11426 2021-10-13 2,011 0
Which ethical beliefs would most influence your decision to invest? radio Religious beliefs / Sustainbility / Social responsibility / Environmental impact / Governance / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5155 11422 2021-10-13 3,004 0
Would the reputation of a company prevent you from investing in it? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5155 11423 2021-10-13 3,004 0
Would the reputation of a company CEO/leader prevent you from investing in it? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5155 11424 2021-10-13 3,004 0
What is your primary focus when making an investment decision? checkbox Stable long term stock price performance / Short term increase in stock price / A high dividend / A consistent dividend every year / The companies price to earnings ratio / A low beta / A high beta / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5154 11419 2021-10-13 3,005 0
How influential is ethics when it comes to what you invest in? radio Very influential / Somewhat influential / Not influential at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5154 11420 2021-10-13 3,005 0
What did you last make an ethical investment? radio Within 1 year / 1-2 years ago / 3-5 years ago / 5+ years ago / I never made any ethical investments / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5154 11421 2021-10-13 3,005 0
During the pandemic have you cut back on spending for non-essential household items such as furniture, appliances etc? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5153 11417 2021-10-13 2,023 0
Having spent more time at home during lockdown, will you purchase better quality household items in the future even if it requires spending more? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5153 11418 2021-10-13 2,023 0
Have you bought luxury beauty or clothing product (incl. mainstream) in the last year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5152 11415 2021-10-13 17,530 0
If you had £10,000 to invest by the end of the day, in what would you invest? textarea textarea 0 5151 11413 2021-10-13 458 0
How much have you invested in the past 12 months? radio Nothing / Less than £1000 / Between £1000 and £5000 / More than £5000 / Prefer not to say 0 5151 11414 2021-10-13 458 0
Have you bought luxury beauty or clothing product (incl. mainstream) in the last year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5150 11412 2021-10-13 307 0
How often do you shop with Co-op? radio I don't shop with Co-op / 1 time per month / 2-4 times per month / 5+times per month / Prefer not to say 0 5148 11410 2021-10-13 205 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5147 11409 2021-10-12 2,009 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5146 11408 2021-10-12 10,012 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5145 11407 2021-10-12 10,007 0
Which of the following jewellery brands have you heard of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Claire's Accessories / Astrid & Miyu / Missoma / Pandora / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5144 11404 2021-10-12 3,003 0
How likely are you to purchase from the Pandora Me collection in the next 3 months? radio Very likely / Likely / Unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 5144 11405 2021-10-12 3,003 0
How do you view the Pandora Me collection? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Unique / Stylish / Adaptable / Fleek / Basic / Try hard / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5144 11406 2021-10-12 3,003 0
Which of the following jewellery brands have you heard of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Claire's Accessories / Astrid & Miyu / Missoma / Pandora / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5143 11401 2021-10-12 3,013 0
How likely are you to purchase from the Pandora Me collection in the next 3 months? radio Very likely / Likely / Unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 5143 11402 2021-10-12 3,013 0
How do you view the Pandora Me collection? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Unique / Stylish / Adaptable / Fleek / Basic / Try hard / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5143 11403 2021-10-12 3,013 0
Do you own kettles from any of the following brands? If you own more than one, please select the one most used by you. radio Kenwood / George / De'Longhi / Swan Symphony / Russel Hobbs / Daulit / KitchenAid / Other / Not sure / I don't own a kettle / Prefer not to say 1 5141 11399 2021-10-11 65,315 0
Do you think it should be prohibited by law to say things which criticises or ridicules any member of a minority group? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5140 11398 2021-10-11 30,784 0
Do you agree or disagree that it should be easier for transgender people to change their legal gender? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5139 11397 2021-10-11 31,979 0
Which of the following jewellery brands have you heard of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Claire’s Accessories / Astrid & Miyu / Missoma / Pandora / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5138 11394 2021-10-11 3,001 0
How likely are you to purchase from the Pandora Me collection in the next 3 months? radio Very likely / Likely / Unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 5138 11395 2021-10-11 3,001 0
How do you view the Pandora Me collection? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Unique / Stylish / Adaptable / Fleek / Basic / Try hard / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5138 11396 2021-10-11 3,001 0
Which of the following jewellery brands have you heard of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Claire's Accessories / Astrid & Miyu / Missoma / Pandora / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5137 11391 2021-10-11 723 0
How likely are you to purchase from the Pandora Me collection in the next 3 months? radio Very likely / Likely / Unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 5137 11392 2021-10-11 723 0
How do you view the Pandora Me collection? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Unique / Stylish / Adaptable / Fleek / Basic / Try hard / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5137 11393 2021-10-11 723 0
What percentage of your income would you sacrifice to make the UK become a net zero carbon emitter by 2050? number 100 / 0 0 5135 11389 2021-10-10 10,052 0
Do you regularly buy and use batteries from any of the following brands? If you use more than one, please select the one most used by you. radio Duracell / Energizer / Panasonic / Rayovac / Eveready / Sony / VARTA / Duralast / Other / I don't use batteries / Prefer not to say 1 5134 11388 2021-10-08 62,704 0
Do you own a laptop from any of the following brands? If you own more than one, please select the one most used by you. radio Apple / HP / Lenovo / Dell / Acer / Asus / MSI / Microsoft Surface / Razer / Samsung / Other / I don't own a laptop / Prefer not to say 1 5133 11387 2021-10-08 64,173 0
Do you own sport shoes from any of the following brands? If you own more than one, please select the one most used by you. radio Adidas / Nike / Puma / Converse / Reebok / New Balance / Le Coq Sportif / Asics / Lacoste / Other / I don't own sport shoes / Prefer not to say 1 5132 11386 2021-10-08 65,548 0
What do you think is the most common reason for train delays in the UK? radio Trees on line / Broken down train / Staff shortage / Signal failure / Overhead lines / Trespassers / Strikes / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5131 11385 2021-10-08 270 0
What is the most important factor in your happiness at work? textarea textarea 0 5130 11384 2021-10-08 243 0
Are you buying a EuroMillions ticket for the draw this coming Tuesday? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5129 11383 2021-10-08 30,023 0
Do you own a washing machine from any of the following brands? If you own more than one, please select the one most used by you. radio AEG / Haier / Hotpoint / Samsung / LG / Indesit / Bosch / Miele / John Lewis / Hoover / Beko / Other / Not sure / I don't own a washing machine / Prefer not to say 1 5126 11376 2021-10-07 65,509 0
Did you watch the video on the Video Draw today? radio Yes / No / I didn't visit the Video Draw / Prefer not to say 0 5125 11373 2021-10-07 807 0
Was the volume turned on, and could you hear it properly? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5125 11374 2021-10-07 807 0
Did you watch and listen to it all the way to the end? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5125 11375 2021-10-07 807 0
You recently told us you lived in university halls (university or privately owned), did/do you feel safe staying in your student accommodation? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5123 11369 2021-10-07 4,085 0
Thinking about its location, did any of the below worry you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox It was in a rough part of time / It was in a secluded part of town / It was in a busy part of town / It was hard to reach via public transport at night / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5123 11370 2021-10-07 4,085 0
Thinking about the property, did any of the below worry you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Non-residence gaining access to the building / Residence from different properties gaining access to my floor / It wasn’t very well lit during the evening / There was no one on hand to help in the event of a problem or emergency / The property itself wasn’t very secure (e.g cheap/singular door lock) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5123 11371 2021-10-07 4,085 0
Thinking about university life, did any of the below worry you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I was living alone away from family and existing friends / I was vulnerable when out on a night out/drinking / Living with flatmates I didn’t previously know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5123 11372 2021-10-07 4,085 0
What is your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 5122 11368 2021-10-07 206 0
To what extent do you view the Conservative Party as the party for business people, like yourself? radio I'm not a business person / Very much / Somewhat / Not very much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 5121 11367 2021-10-06 1,002 0
What is your opinion of the PR industry/PR people in general? textarea textarea 0 5120 11366 2021-10-06 1,064 0
Were you in receipt of the £20 Universal Credit top-up that ends on 6th October? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5119 11363 2021-10-06 7,584 0
How much do you feel your cost of living has increased so far this year? radio Not at all / A little bit / A lot / Prefer not to say 0 5119 11364 2021-10-06 7,584 0
To what extent can you afford the increase in your cost of living? radio Comfortably / Only just / I'll scrape by / I can't / Prefer not to say 0 5119 11365 2021-10-06 7,584 0
During lockdown, how often on average did you order take out from a food delivery app? (eg Deliveroo, Uber Eats, Just Eat) radio More than once a week / Every week / Every couple of weeks / Every month / Every few months / Less often, or not at all / Prefer not to say 0 5115 11356 2021-10-05 557 0
In your own words, how important was being able to get food takeout to you during lockdown? textarea textarea 0 5115 11357 2021-10-05 557 0
During lockdown, which of the following were important to you as an occasional treat? checkbox Going for a walk or other exercise / Watching a favourite film or TV show / Talking to friends or family on Zoom / Playing a computer game / Ordering take out / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5114 11355 2021-10-05 223 0
Which, if any, of the following have you ever done as a part-time job? checkbox Worked in a supermarket / Delivering food or takeaway / Worked in a cafe / Worked in a pub / Worked in a warehouse or factory / Professionally cleaned / Worked in social care / Prefer not to say / None of the above 0 5113 11354 2021-10-05 234 0
How likely are you to purchase items from NEXT (online) within the next 3 months? radio Very Likely / Somewhat Likely / Somewhat Unlikely / Very Unlikely / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5112 11352 2021-10-05 4,151 0
Among the following list of retailers, which one do you prefer the most when thinking about Christmas shopping? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Next / M&S / John Lewis / Very.co.uk / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5112 11353 2021-10-05 4,151 0
Which of the following product have you heard of Next selling online? (tick all that apply) checkbox Beauty brands / Personalised gifts / Sports brands / Christmas decorations / Novelty Christmas clothing / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5111 11349 2021-10-05 6,105 0
How would you rate NEXT in terms of being able to get everything all under one roof (Christmas gifts/items for home)? radio Very Good / Good / Average / Poor / Very Poor / Prefer not to say 0 5111 11350 2021-10-05 6,105 0
How do you view NEXT vs. other retailers when thinking about Christmas shopping? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5111 11351 2021-10-05 6,105 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5110 11348 2021-10-05 2,011 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5109 11347 2021-10-05 10,009 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5108 11346 2021-10-05 10,019 0
What is your honest opinion of the public relations industry/PR people? textarea textarea 0 5107 11345 2021-10-05 77 0
What's the first thing you think of when you think of Aviva? textarea textarea 0 5105 11343 2021-10-04 269 0
From which of the following skin conditions do your child/ren suffer? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Acne / Cold sores / Blisters / Eczema / Hives / Rosacea / None of the above / Prefer not to say / Not applicable 0 5103 11339 2021-10-04 432 0
In your view, which of the following treatments is most effective in treating eczema? radio Emollients / Immunosuppressants / Topical corticosteroids / Biologics / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5103 11340 2021-10-04 432 0
There is a new alternative form of treatment called a biologic (such as Dupilumab). What is your opinion on using this form of medicine to control severe eczema for children (6 months to 5 years)? radio I don't know / Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 5103 11341 2021-10-04 432 0
Why? textarea textarea 0 5103 11342 2021-10-04 432 0
Who is going to win the Premier League? textarea textarea 0 5102 11337 2021-10-04 543 0
How many hours of football do you watch each week? radio None / Less than 1 / 1-2 / 2-3 / Over 3 / Prefer not to say 0 5102 11338 2021-10-04 543 0
Which of the following products/features/opportunities would you like your bank to provide? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Higher savings interest rate / Nearer local branch / Cashback / Insurance / Face to face appointments / Financial advisors / Cheaper loans/mortgages/overdrafts / Savings pot / Other / Nothing, my bank works fine as it is / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5101 11336 2021-10-04 2,015 0
Which of the following types of student accommodation have you lived in? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Private rented houses and rooms / University managed houses and rooms / University Hall of Residence / Private Halls / Family stays or Homestays / Other / Never lived in student accommodation / Prefer not to say 1 5100 11335 2021-10-04 77,356 0
What products/features/opportunities would you like your bank to provide? textarea textarea 0 5099 11334 2021-10-04 139 0
Which of the following ethnicity best describes you? radio African / British African / Caribbean / British Caribbean / Eastern European / Pakistani / British Pakistani / Indian / British Indian / Bangladeshi / British Bangladeshi / Chinese / British Chinese / White British / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5097 11330 2021-10-04 66 0
How often do you use your toaster every week? number 100 / 0 0 5095 11326 2021-10-01 682 0
What do you like to have on your toast, if anything? textarea textarea 0 5095 11327 2021-10-01 682 0
Do you know what livestreaming is? radio Yes / No / I think so / Prefer not to say 0 5092 11321 2021-10-01 536 0
How have you heard anything about Boris Johnson and/or the government in the past few weeks? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Broadcast TV (e.g. BBC, Sky, Channel 4) / Music radio (e.g. Heart, Capital, Radio 1) / News/talk radio (e.g. Radio 4, LBC, Times Radio) / Facebook / Twitter / Youtube / Other social media (e.g. Instagram, TikTok) / Messaging app (e.g. WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram) / Newspaper websites (e.g. MailOnline, TheGuardian.com) / BBC News website or app / Other websites / Printed newspaper / Political magazines (e.g. New Statesman, The Spectator, Private Eye) / News aggregators (e.g. Google News, Apple News) / International news sources (e.g. CNN, NBC, Al Jazeera) / In-person (e.g. from friends and family) / Other / Have not heard anything / Prefer not to say 0 5091 11318 2021-10-01 18,145 0
How have you heard anything about Keir Starmer and/or the Labour Party in the past few weeks? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Broadcast TV (e.g. BBC, Sky, Channel 4) / Music radio (e.g. Heart, Capital, Radio 1) / News/talk radio (e.g. Radio 4, LBC, Times Radio) / Facebook / Twitter / Youtube / Other social media (e.g. Instagram, TikTok) / Messaging app (e.g. WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram) / Newspaper websites (e.g. MailOnline, TheGuardian.com) / BBC News website or app / Other websites / Printed newspaper / Political magazines (e.g. New Statesman, The Spectator, Private Eye) / News aggregators (e.g. Google News, Apple News) / International news sources (e.g. CNN, NBC, Al Jazeera) / In-person (e.g. from friends and family) / Other / Have not heard anything / Prefer not to say 0 5091 11319 2021-10-01 18,145 0
Thinking of anything you heard about Keir Starmer and the Labour Party in the past few weeks, how did it make you feel about them? radio Much more positive / A little more positive / A little more negative / Much more negative / Made no difference / Don't recall / Prefer not to say 0 5091 11320 2021-10-01 18,145 0
Do you like Moto GP? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5090 11317 2021-09-30 256 0
Have you started to make spending cut-backs amid concerns about the rising cost of living? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5088 11312 2021-09-30 15,103 0
Why have you started to make cutbacks? (Please select all that apply) checkbox I had been spending a lot more after lockdown rules were lifted / Worries about rising energy costs / Concerns about rising food costs / End of the furlough scheme / I have less disposable income since lockdown ended / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5088 11313 2021-09-30 15,103 0
Where have you reduced spend? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Supermarket / Luxuries – cosmetics, treatments, eating out, excursions / Clothes/Shoes/Accessories / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5088 11314 2021-09-30 15,103 0
Have rising costs left you worried about your finances? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5088 11315 2021-09-30 15,103 0
Do you think by cutting back you will be able to keep your finances on track? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5088 11316 2021-09-30 15,103 0
Do you use any of the following beauty brands? (click all that apply) checkbox The Ordinary / Glossier / The Inkey List / Paula’s Choice / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5086 11309 2021-09-30 1,035 0
What are the key reasons you use these product(s)? (tick all that apply) checkbox Visible results / Desired Ingredients / Vegan / Environmentally friendly / Recommendation through friends / Recommendation through influencers / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5086 11310 2021-09-30 1,035 0
Which brands of Paneer do you regularly buy? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Apetina / Everest / Sugam / Pakeeza / Desi / Riya's / Tesco own brand / Delhi Matar / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5085 11308 2021-09-29 102 0
Which of the following areas of your business are you fully, or partly, responsible for buying software for? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Logistics / Workforce management / Customer relationship management / Accounting / Bookkeeping / None of the above / Prefer not to say / Not applicable 0 5083 11306 2021-09-29 18 0
Which of the following frozen plant-based meat alternative brands have you purchased in the last 3 months? checkbox Green Cuisine / Quorn / Beyond Meat / Strong Roots / Goodlife / Supermarket own brand / Other / Prefer not to say / None of the above 0 5082 11305 2021-09-29 218 0
How much do you think the cost of living has gone up so far this year? radio Hardly at all / A small amount / A medium amount / A large amount / A very large amount / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5081 11302 2021-09-28 15,108 0
How much do you think the cost of living will go up over the next year? radio Hardly at all / A small amount / A medium amount / A large amount / A very large amount / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5081 11303 2021-09-28 15,108 0
How worried, if at all, are you about increases in the cost of living? radio Not at all worried / Slightly worried / Quite worried / Very worried / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5081 11304 2021-09-28 15,108 0
Who/what do you blame for the petrol shortages at filling stations? checkbox The government / Brexit / People panic buying / The shortage of HGV drivers / I don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5078 11297 2021-09-28 5,009 0
Who/what do you blame for the petrol shortage? radio The government / Brexit / People panic buying / The shortage of HGV drivers / I don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5077 11296 2021-09-28 2,119 0
Do you think more new homes need to be built within your local area? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5074 11288 2021-09-28 5,127 0
Would you be happy for new homes to be built within the immediate vicinity of your home if there was a suitable plot of land? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5074 11289 2021-09-28 5,127 0
Would prefer developers to repurpose old buildings or build brand new homes? radio Repurpose old buildings / Build brand new homes / Prefer not to say 0 5074 11290 2021-09-28 5,127 0
How important is it that new homes fit with the wider area and existing buildings in terms of appearance? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not very important / Not at all important / Prefer not to say 0 5074 11291 2021-09-28 5,127 0
How important is it that new housing developments consider the wider community and local infrastructure, such as traffic control, development of community areas such as parks? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not very important / Not at all important / Prefer not to say 0 5074 11292 2021-09-28 5,127 0
Thinking about the style, furniture and layout, does your student accommodation meet your expectations? radio Not applicable / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5072 11283 2021-09-28 588 0
Have you already broken an item of furniture within your student let or halls? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5072 11284 2021-09-28 588 0
If so, what item(s)? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Bed / Sofa / Chair / Table / Desk / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5072 11285 2021-09-28 588 0
Are you worried about spending a potential winter lockdown in your student accommodation? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5072 11286 2021-09-28 588 0
If that were to happen, would you be comfortable within your current accommodation? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5072 11287 2021-09-28 588 0
Would you say you love your home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5070 11277 2021-09-28 6,004 0
Was it love at first sight? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5070 11278 2021-09-28 6,004 0
Why? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Location / Size / Architecture / Interior style / Garden/Outdoor space / Kitchen/Utility space / Value for money / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5070 11279 2021-09-28 6,004 0
Was finding the right home easier than finding the right partner? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5070 11280 2021-09-28 6,004 0
When house hunting did you encounter any property catfish? E.g. a home that wasn’t how it appeared on the online listing. radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5070 11281 2021-09-28 6,004 0
What made it a 'catfish'? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Was smaller in real life / Outdated vs listing photos / Not worth the asking price / The general area wasn’t as nice as first thought / Didn’t have the stated number of bedrooms (eg. cupboard passed of as a single bedroom) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5070 11282 2021-09-28 6,004 0
Do you spread the cost of regular or big purchases such as a car, council tax, furniture etc? radio No / Sometimes / Most of the time / Always / Prefer not to say 0 5069 11274 2021-09-28 3,073 0
Do you think the ability to spread the cost on purchases should be more widely available? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5069 11275 2021-09-28 3,073 0
Does spreading the cost of a purchase encourage you to live beyond your means or to better manage your immediate finances? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Live beyond my means / Manage my immediate finances / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5069 11276 2021-09-28 3,073 0
Now that restrictions have been lifted, would you still value the ability to view a property virtually before visiting in person? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5068 11272 2021-09-28 2,004 0
Would you be more likely to use an estate agent who offered virtual viewings? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5068 11273 2021-09-28 2,004 0
Do you own a digital wallet? (Google Pay, Apple Pay, etc.) radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5067 11270 2021-09-27 631 0
How do you feel about using digital wallets? textarea textarea 0 5067 11271 2021-09-27 631 0
How many hours a week do you play PC games? radio 0 hours / 0-2 hours / 3-11 hours / 12+ hours / Prefer not to say 0 5066 11267 2021-09-24 611 0
Approximately what percentage of your PC gaming time is spent on playing indie games? radio 0% / 0% - 29% / 30%+ / Prefer not to say 0 5066 11268 2021-09-24 611 0
Are you currently subscribed to any gaming services? (e.g. Xbox Game Pass, Playstation, Humble Bundle, Amazon Luna, Nvidia GeForce, Ubisoft +, etc.) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5066 11269 2021-09-24 611 0
Which of the following small kitchen appliances do you own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Coffee maker / Toasters and ovens / Blender / Food processor / Mixer / Electric grill / Slow cooker / Microwave / Fryer / Rice cooker / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 5065 11266 2021-09-24 65,107 0
Would you be comfortable buying a property after only a virtual viewing, and without a physical viewing? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 5064 11265 2021-09-24 21,231 0
Have you ever seen a wild badger, the largest carnivore in the UK? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 5063 11264 2021-09-24 20,789 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5062 11263 2021-09-24 2,013 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5061 11262 2021-09-24 10,007 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5060 11261 2021-09-24 10,018 0
Is your personal phone second hand or brand new? radio Second hand / Brand new / Not sure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 5059 11260 2021-09-24 20,380 0
Do you know how to solve the rubik's cube? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 5058 11259 2021-09-24 20,330 0
Are you using broadband internet provided by Starlink? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 5057 11258 2021-09-24 20,654 0
Which foreign language(s) were you taught at school? (Tick all that apply) checkbox French / German / Spanish / Other language(s) / I wasn't taught any / Prefer not to say 1 5056 11257 2021-09-24 20,686 0
How do feel prices for every day good changed recently? radio Increased a lot / Increased somewhat / No change / Decreased somewhat / Decreased a lot / Prefer not to say 0 5055 11255 2021-09-24 590 0
What do you think has increased in price the most recently? textarea textarea 0 5055 11256 2021-09-24 590 0
Which do you prefer to visit during spring/summer, London or coastal cities? radio London / Coastal cities / No preference / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5054 11253 2021-09-24 2,059 0
Which do you prefer to visit during autumn/winter, London or coastal cities? radio London / Coastal cities / No preference / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5054 11254 2021-09-24 2,059 0
While lockdown restrictions were in place during the first half of 2021, preventing restaurants, bars, shops, clubs etc from opening, were you more or less likely to visit a major city like London for a leisure trip (day trip, weekend, extended break)? radio Much more likely / Somewhat more likely / Neither more nor less likely / Somewhat less likely / Much less likely / Not sure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5053 11251 2021-09-24 2,018 0
Now that these restrictions have been lifted would you be more or less likely to visit a major city like London? radio Much more likely / Somewhat more likely / Neither more nor less likely / Somewhat less likely / Much less likely / Not sure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5053 11252 2021-09-24 2,018 0
Do you participate in the survivalism social movement as a survivalist (prepper)? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 5050 11248 2021-09-23 65,134 0
On the 1st October 2021 energy bills increase by £139 for half of UK households. Were you already aware of this? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5049 11246 2021-09-23 2,340 0
Has this price increase affected your household? radio Yes / No / I haven't checked yet / Prefer not to say 0 5049 11247 2021-09-23 2,340 0
What type of gift are you planning on buying your child/ren or grandchild/ren this Christmas? checkbox Toys / Books / Tech Gadgets (Laptop, mobile phone, TV etc..) / Video Games / Clothes / None of the above / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5048 11245 2021-09-23 1,071 0
Who will win the Premier League this season? textarea textarea 0 5047 11244 2021-09-23 207 0
Do you work for any of the following practices? radio Accounting / Tax Preparation / Book keeping / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5046 11242 2021-09-22 403 0
What is your role in relation to software used in your practice? radio Only decision maker / Part of group of decision makers / Consulted for / influenced decision / Used the software but not involved in the decision-making process / Other / Prefer not to say 0 5046 11243 2021-09-22 403 0
Which, if any, of these methods of travel have you used in the last 2 years? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Train / Underground/metro services / Taxi/Uber / Plane / Bus / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5045 11241 2021-09-22 233 0
Do you use soap or shower gel? radio Soap / Shower gel / Both / Neither / Prefer not to say 1 5044 11240 2021-09-22 20,691 0
Are you going to book an October half term foreign holiday? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5043 11238 2021-09-22 5,048 0
Why not? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Don't fancy a foreign holiday in October / Can't afford it / Don't have time to book it / Can't get time off / Uncertainty about Covid testing requirements / Other reason(s) / Prefer not to say 0 5043 11239 2021-09-22 5,048 0
Which of the following paddling activities have you taken part in the last 12 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Kayak / Canoe / SUP / Other / I haven't taken part in any paddling activities / Prefer not to say 0 5042 11236 2021-09-22 113 0
Are you a member of British Canoeing? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5042 11237 2021-09-22 113 0
How worried, if at all, are you about rising prices of clothes? radio Very worried / Somewhat worried / Neither worried or unworried / Not that worried / Not at all worried / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5041 11235 2021-09-22 204 0
How worried, if at all, are you about rising food prices? radio Very worried / Somewhat worried / Neither worried or unworried / Not that worried / Not at all worried / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 5040 11234 2021-09-22 206 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5039 11233 2021-09-21 2,019 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5038 11232 2021-09-21 10,021 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5037 11231 2021-09-21 10,000 0
Do you regularly shop at any of the following stores? (Tick all that apply) radio Marks and Spencer / John Lewis / Debenhams / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5036 11230 2021-09-21 54 0
You told us you work for the restaurant/food industry, which of the following best describes your current job title? radio CEO/Owner Partner / CIO/Director of IT / COO/Director of Operations / CMO/Director of Marketing / General Manager / Assistant Manager / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5035 11227 2021-09-21 94 0
Does your restaurant use a point of sale (POS) system? This includes electronic point of sale systems (EPOS), mobile point of sales systems, handheld ordering/payment devices, and PC on cash drawer devices? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5035 11228 2021-09-21 94 0
What is your level of involvement in technology / software buying decisions for your restaurant(s) (e.g. POS systems, reservation platforms, payroll systems, etc.)? radio I am the primary decision marker / I influence the decisions, but I am not the primary decision maker / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 5035 11229 2021-09-21 94 0
Do you send or receive payments using cheques regularly? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 5034 11226 2021-09-20 20,447 0
What's the longest you have gone without food or water? radio Don't know / Less than 1 day / 1 day / 2 days / 3+ days / Prefer not to say 1 5033 11225 2021-09-17 20,216 0
Have you ever lost a pet (e.g. to natural causes)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 5032 11224 2021-09-17 20,228 0
Have you ever given money to street beggars? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 5031 11223 2021-09-17 19,880 0
What is the first company you think of when it comes to gifting? textarea textarea 0 5027 11219 2021-09-17 249 0
Have you ever lived in another country? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 5026 11218 2021-09-16 20,438 0
Would removing the requirement of a day 2 PCR (polymerase chain reaction) test for fully vaccinated travellers make travelling abroad less daunting? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5025 11216 2021-09-16 2,061 0
Would this change make you more likely to travel abroad? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5025 11217 2021-09-16 2,061 0
Do you think changing travel restrictions from the traffic light system to a ‘go’ ’no-go’ format will make travelling abroad less daunting? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5024 11214 2021-09-16 2,081 0
Would this change make you more likely to travel abroad? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5024 11215 2021-09-16 2,081 0
Do you think entrepreneurship is adequately rewarded in Britain? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 5023 11211 2021-09-16 3,133 0
Are you considering or have you considered becoming an entrepreneur? radio I am/was an entrepreneur / Yes, I am considering or have considered / No, never considered / Prefer not to say 0 5023 11212 2021-09-16 3,133 0
Why haven't you yet become an entrepreneur? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Lack of funding / Lack of entrepreneurship ideas / Lack of confidence / Lack of time / Too risky / Other reason / Prefer not to say 0 5023 11213 2021-09-16 3,133 0
Are you considering or have you considered becoming an entrepreneur? radio Yes, considering or have considered / No, never considered / I am an entrepreneur / Prefer not to say 0 5022 11209 2021-09-16 116 0
Why haven't you yet become an entrepreneur? textarea textarea 0 5022 11210 2021-09-16 116 0
How much do you value reviews from review websites such as Rotten Tomatoes and IMDb, before deciding to watch a film? radio Very much / Somewhat / Not at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 5021 11208 2021-09-15 20,285 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5019 11206 2021-09-14 2,023 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 5018 11205 2021-09-14 10,004 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure 0 5017 11204 2021-09-14 10,001 0
Have you ever visited XSite Braehead (aka Intu Braehead Soar), an amusement center in Renfrew, Scotland? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 5016 11203 2021-09-14 1,383 0
You recently told us you experienced rental arrears within the last 6 months as a landlord, how has your level of rental arrears changed since the height of the pandemic? radio Reduced / Remained the same / Increased / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5015 11202 2021-09-14 455 0
Would you support or oppose "Phase out the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles and invest in electric vehicles"? radio Support / Oppose / Don't know 0 5010 11193 2021-09-13 1,692 0
Would you suppose or oppose "Phase out the sale of gas boilers and support households to replace them with low-emission heat-pumps (‘green boilers’)"? radio Support / Oppose / Don't know 0 5010 11194 2021-09-13 1,692 0
Would you suppose or oppose "Ban gas boilers in all new-build homes, making environmentally friendly heat-pumps (electric ‘green boilers’) mandatory in all new homes"? radio Support / Oppose / Don't know 0 5010 11195 2021-09-13 1,692 0
Would you support or oppose "A ‘Green New Deal’ to address climate change by investing government money in green jobs and infrastructure"? radio Support / Oppose / Don't know 0 5010 11196 2021-09-13 1,692 0
Would you support or oppose "Use COP26 (a climate conference of world leaders) to secure more ambitious commitments to reduce emissions from other countries"? radio Support / Oppose / Don't know 0 5010 11197 2021-09-13 1,692 0
Would you support or oppose "Provide financial aid to poor and vulnerable countries to help them shift to clean energy and reduce their emissions"? radio Support / Oppose / Don't know 0 5010 11198 2021-09-13 1,692 0
Would you support or oppose "Invest in infrastructure and incentives to encourage people to drive electric cars"? radio Support / Oppose / Don't know 0 5010 11199 2021-09-13 1,692 0
Would you support or oppose "Reduce aviation tax on infrequent flyers and increase it on more frequent flyers" radio Support / Oppose / Don't know 0 5010 11200 2021-09-13 1,692 0
Would you support or oppose "Scrap fuel duty (which is only paid by petrol and diesel) drivers and replace it with road pricing for all drivers"? radio Support / Oppose / Don't know 0 5010 11201 2021-09-13 1,692 0
Which of the following comes closest to your view? radio The government should be doing more to address climate change / The government is doing the right amount to address climate change / The government is doing too much to address climate change / Don't know 0 5009 11189 2021-09-13 844 0
Which of the following comes closest to your view? radio We can’t afford to implement policies intended to address climate change. They cost the taxpayer and consumers too much at a time when they can afford them least. / We can’t afford not to implement policies intended to address climate change. The damaging effects of climate change are here already – and future generations will suffer further if we don’t take action now. / Don't know 0 5009 11190 2021-09-13 844 0
Which of the following comes closest to your view? radio The UK should be one of the most ambitious countries in the world when it comes to addressing climate change – we need to lead the way and do our bit, regardless of others / The UK should not take steps to address climate change until other, bigger countries such as China agree to do so as well / Don't know 0 5009 11191 2021-09-13 844 0
Which of the following comes closest to your view? radio Putting in place policies to address climate change will bring more opportunities than costs / Putting in place policies to address climate change will bring more costs than opportunities / Don't know 0 5009 11192 2021-09-13 844 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, for which party would you vote? radio Conservatives / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Green / Some other party / Don't know / not sure / Would not vote 0 5008 11183 2021-09-13 1,770 0
Do you have a favourable or unfavourable opinion of Boris Johnson? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Don't know 0 5008 11184 2021-09-13 1,770 0
Which of the following comes closest to your view? radio Climate change and the environment will be a key issue for me at the next general election / Climate change and the environment will not be a key issue for me at the next general election / Don't know 0 5008 11185 2021-09-13 1,770 0
Which government do you think would be best at responding to environmental issues such as climate change? radio Labour government led by Keir Starmer / Conservative government led by Boris Johnson / Don't know 0 5008 11186 2021-09-13 1,770 0
Thinking about your local MP, would you have a more favourable or unfavourable view of them if they opposed action on climate change, or would it make no difference either way? radio More favourable opinion of them / Less favourable opinion of them / Would make no difference either way / Don't know 0 5008 11187 2021-09-13 1,770 0
How worried, if at all, are you about the impacts of climate change? radio Extremely worried / Very worried / Somewhat worried / Not very worried / Not at all worried 0 5008 11188 2021-09-13 1,770 0
How confident are you about finding suitable career opportunities this year? radio Not applicable / Very confident / Fairly confident / Not confident / Don't know 0 5006 11179 2021-09-12 5,950 0
Do you think that it is easier or harder to find suitable career opportunities now compared to before the pandemic? radio Easier / Harder / About the same / Don't know 0 5006 11180 2021-09-12 5,950 0
Did you ever receive information about the wide variety of careers in construction and the built environment when you were at school or college? radio Yes / No / Don't know 0 5006 11181 2021-09-12 5,950 0
Who is your favourite James Bond? radio Sean Connery (1962–1967, 1971, 1983) / David Niven (1967) / George Lazenby (1969) / Roger Moore (1973–1985) / Timothy Dalton (1987–1989) / Pierce Brosnan (1995–2002) / Daniel Craig (2006–present) / Not sure / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 5005 11178 2021-09-10 20,308 0
Which of the following teeth whitening services/products have you used? (Tick all that apply) checkbox DIY teeth whitening products / Professional teeth whitening / Other teeth whitening services/products / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 5004 11177 2021-09-10 20,282 0
Have you ever played virtual reality (VR) video games? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 5003 11176 2021-09-10 20,629 0
You told us that you are self-employed, does your VAT taxable turnover go over the £85,000 threshold? radio Yes / No / Not sure/not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 5000 11169 2021-09-10 58 0
Is your income subject to PAYE, i.e. your employer withhold a proportion of your income for tax purposes? radio Yes, my income is deducted by my employer for taxes / No, I pay my own taxes directly to the government / Not sure/not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4999 11168 2021-09-10 51 0
Where would go online to check the current valuation of your home? textarea textarea 0 4997 11165 2021-09-09 252 0
How many days per week would you prefer to work in your employer's office? radio Not applicable / 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / Prefer not to say 0 4995 11161 2021-09-09 7,505 0
What don't you like about working in your employer's office? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Poor air ventilation/conditioning / Risk of catching Covid19 / Time and cost of commuting / Other employees / My boss / Being away from home / The location / Poor working environment (no natural light, dirty rooms etc) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4995 11162 2021-09-09 7,505 0
Where do you think you are more productive, at home or in an office? radio More productive at home / More productive in an office / Equally as productive / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4995 11163 2021-09-09 7,505 0
If you have the option, up to what percentage of your salary would you sacrifice in order to be able to keep working at home? radio 0 - 10% / 11 - 20% / 21 - 30% / 31 - 40% / 41 - 50% / 50% or more / Prefer not to say 0 4995 11164 2021-09-09 7,505 0
What don't you like about working in your employer's office? textarea textarea 0 4994 11160 2021-09-09 123 0
Would you watch a 2 minute video and answer 5 questions about it for £2 Bonus? (You will need to be able to hear the video) radio Yes, let's do it now / Yes, but email me details for later / No thanks / Prefer not to say 0 4993 11159 2021-09-09 102 0
Which do you think is most important when deciding where an institute for health research should be located? Please select ONE. radio Where the medical expertise currently is / A central location / Close to transport links and affordable accommodation / Close to other major medical facilities & centres of excellence / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4991 11157 2021-09-09 2,971 0
Do you find learning new skills easier or harder as you grow older? radio Much easier / Somewhat easier / Neither easier nor harder / Somewhat harder / Much harder / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 4990 11156 2021-09-08 20,365 0
Most people seeking asylum in the UK are in practice banned from working for at least a year. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement? "When people come to the UK seeking asylum it is important that they integrate, learn English and get to know people. It would help integration if asylum-seekers were allowed to work if their claim takes more than six months to process” radio Strongly agree / Slightly agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Slightly disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 4989 11154 2021-09-08 18,388 0
Recently the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan. Many women and those who helped the UK armed forces now fear for their lives. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement? "Refugees forced to flee their home country because their lives are at risk and who seek safety in the UK should be treated the same, regardless of how they arrived here" radio Strongly agree / Slightly agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Slightly disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 4989 11155 2021-09-08 18,388 0
People seeking asylum in the UK can apply for the right to work after waiting for a decision on their claim for over a year. However, the list of professions they are allowed to work in is so narrow that in practice most people seeking asylum are banned from working. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement? "When people come to the UK seeking asylum it is important th radio Strongly agree / Slightly agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Slightly disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 4988 11152 2021-09-08 64 0
In August this year, the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, and many people fled in fear for their lives under the new regime. Women, those who had supported the UK armed forces, and those who had opposed the Taliban are at particular risk. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement? "Refugees forced to flee their home country because their lives are at risk and who radio Strongly agree / Slightly agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Slightly disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 4988 11153 2021-09-08 64 0
Do you regularly consume any of the following protein powder products? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Whey protein powder / Mass gainer protein powder / Diet protein powder / Vegan protein powder / Vegetarian protein powder / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4987 11150 2021-09-08 20 0
With regards to your mass gainer protein powder consumption, are you seeking or already use a plant-based alternative to dairy? radio Yes, I already use a plant-based alternative / Yes, I am seeking a plant-based alternative / No / Prefer not to say 0 4987 11151 2021-09-08 20 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4985 11148 2021-09-07 2,008 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4984 11147 2021-09-07 10,004 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4983 11146 2021-09-07 10,003 0
Do you agree or disagree with the governments plans to raise National Insurance tax by 1.25% on both employers and workers, to pay for reforms to the care sector and the NHS? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4982 11145 2021-09-07 2,006 0
Thinking about your personal finances, which of the following do you most identify with? radio I avoid investing in anything risky / I am comfortable sticking to just one type of investment / I only invest in property / I know I should invest for the future, but I haven't got round to it yet / I tend to sell when the price of my investments dips / Social media influences what I invest in / Investing is not for me / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4979 11142 2021-09-06 2,111 0
Have you browsed any of the following sofa companies' website or searched for online? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Loaf / Sofology / Swyft / MADE / Heal's / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4978 11141 2021-09-06 55 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4977 11139 2021-09-06 1,543 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Green / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 4977 11140 2021-09-06 1,543 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4976 11137 2021-09-06 2,235 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Green / SNP / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 4976 11138 2021-09-06 2,235 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4975 11135 2021-09-06 19,021 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Green / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 4975 11136 2021-09-06 19,021 0
The Government is reportedly looking to increase taxes to help pay for Social Care for those in need. Which changes in taxation would you find most acceptable in order to help pay for Social Care? (please tick all that apply) checkbox None – I don’t feel any change to taxation would be acceptable / Increase in income tax / Increase in national insurance / Increase in VAT / Remove/change the state pension triple lock / Increase in capital gains tax / Increase in dividend tax / Increase in Inheritance Tax / Increase in stamp duty / Restriction of pension tax relief / Prefer not to say 0 4974 11134 2021-09-06 2,003 0
What's your favourite song? textarea textarea 0 4973 11133 2021-09-06 207 0
Do you work in the creative industries (design, film, production, marketing etc)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4972 11131 2021-09-03 532 0
What do you consider a priority when producing your work? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cost / Sustainability / Innovation / Simplicity / Award winning work / Opportunity to work with interesting people / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4972 11132 2021-09-03 532 0
Do you think it is harder/easier for adults to make friends than non-adults? radio Much harder for adults / Somewhat harder for adults / Neither harder nor easier / Somewhat easier for adults / Much easier for adults / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 4971 11130 2021-09-02 20,366 0
Do you work in any of the following data roles? radio Data scientist / Data analyst / Data engineer / Statistician / None of the above / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4970 11129 2021-09-02 21 0
The current full state pension for people reaching age 66 is £179.60 a week. If you could start receiving your state pension earlier than age 66 but at a lower amount based on your individual age, would you consider doing that? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4969 11128 2021-09-02 1,071 0
When was the last time you dined in a fast food restaurant? radio Within the last three months / Three to 11 months ago / 1 year or more ago / Can't remember / Prefer not to say 0 4968 11126 2021-09-02 418 0
Would you consider eating Dessert Pies from a fast food restaurant? radio Yes, I already do / Yes, I would consider / No / Prefer not to say 0 4968 11127 2021-09-02 418 0
In relation to carbon emissions, do you understand what "net zero" means? radio Yes / No / I think so / Prefer not to say 0 4967 11124 2021-09-01 1,189 0
What do you think is the meaning of "net zero", in relation to carbon emissions? textarea textarea 0 4967 11125 2021-09-01 1,189 0
Did you buy your first home within the past 5 years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4966 11122 2021-09-01 429 0
Are you saving to buy your first home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4966 11123 2021-09-01 429 0
Since the arrival of Covid-19 and the first lockdown, have you done any of the following? checkbox Started learning a new music instrument / Started learning a new foreign language / Learned a new recipe to cook / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4965 11121 2021-09-01 2,975 0
Do you have life insurance? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4964 11118 2021-09-01 6,013 0
Do you think you need life insurance? radio Definitely / Probably / Probably not / Definitely not / Prefer not to say 0 4964 11119 2021-09-01 6,013 0
Where would you go to get life insurance? textarea textarea 0 4964 11120 2021-09-01 6,013 0
As a landlord, have you experienced rental arrears within 6 months? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4963 11116 2021-09-01 1,957 0
To what extent? radio Up to one month / Between one and two months / Two months or more / Prefer not to say 0 4963 11117 2021-09-01 1,957 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4962 11115 2021-08-31 2,011 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4961 11114 2021-08-31 10,018 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4960 11113 2021-08-31 10,025 0
Do you use the online Ocado shopping service? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4959 11112 2021-08-31 91,330 365
Are you likely to purchase a home or have a major renovation for your home in the next 5 years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4958 11109 2021-08-31 629 0
Approximately when do you plan to do this? radio Within 2 years / 3-5 years in the future / 5+ years in the future / Prefer not to say 0 4958 11110 2021-08-31 629 0
Which of the following would you not consider for a home? (Tick all that apply) checkbox New build home / Row house / Town house / Semi-detached house / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4958 11111 2021-08-31 629 0
Should single-use plastic plates and cutlery be banned in the UK? radio Absolutely / I think so / I don't think so / Absolutely not / Prefer not to say 0 4957 11108 2021-08-28 10,048 0
Do you follow the Paralympics? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4956 11107 2021-08-27 20,474 0
How much do you care about your privacy online? radio Very much / Somewhat / A little / Not at all / Prefer not to say 1 4955 11106 2021-08-27 20,394 0
Are you a member of a trade union? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4954 11105 2021-08-27 68,676 365
Who is at fault for the cladding crisis in the UK? (Tick all that apply) checkbox The government / Property developers / Cladding suppliers / Property owners / Other / No one's at fault / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 4953 11104 2021-08-27 65,277 0
If you could buy more entries, each costing £1, how many entries in total would you most likely buy each week? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / Prefer not to say 0 4952 11102 2021-08-27 651 0
Which charity do you think you might want your 50% to go to? textarea textarea 0 4952 11103 2021-08-27 651 0
How many mobile phones do you use on a daily basis? radio I don't use mobile phones / 1 / 2 / 3+ / Prefer not to say 1 4951 11100 2021-08-26 20,621 0
How successful do you think Britain has been in ensuring racial equality? radio Very successful / Somewhat successful / Neither successful nor unsuccessful / Somewhat unsuccessful / Very unsuccessful / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4950 11099 2021-08-26 16,996 0
Do you offer any of the following to tradesman working at your home? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Tea / Coffee / Bacon rolls / Sausages / Biscuits / Other / I don't offer food/drinks / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 4949 11098 2021-08-25 20,228 0
What's your opinion of British Gas? textarea textarea 0 4948 11097 2021-08-25 243 0
What's your favourite TV soap? radio Coronation Street / Eastenders / Emmerdale / Hollyoaks / Neighbours / Home and Away / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4947 11096 2021-08-25 254 0
What's your favourite TV soap? textarea textarea 0 4946 11095 2021-08-25 250 0
Are you an owner of an SME (small and mid-size enterprise)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4945 11092 2021-08-25 638 0
What is the greatest challenge you face as an SME owner? radio Attracting new customers / Maintaining profitability / Retaining valuable employees / Securing finance / Increasing Revenue / Embracing new technology / Improving customer loyalty / Finding the time for everything / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4945 11093 2021-08-25 638 0
Where do you think corporates have an unfair advantage over SMEs? (Tick all that apply) checkbox All the latest tech is focused on them / Big marketing budgets / Having lots of people doing things / Government care more about them / The cash flows in their direction / The rules work in their favour / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4945 11094 2021-08-25 638 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4944 11091 2021-08-24 2,012 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4943 11090 2021-08-24 10,000 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4942 11089 2021-08-24 10,000 0
Have you ever visited Legoland Windsor? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4941 11087 2021-08-24 594 0
Would you consider visiting Legoland Windsor? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4941 11088 2021-08-24 594 0
Are you a godparent or do you have godparent(s)? radio I am a godparent / I have godparent(s) / I am a godparent and have god parent(s) / No / Prefer not to say 1 4940 11086 2021-08-23 20,151 0
Do you support or oppose granting Afghanistan refugees asylum in the UK? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4938 11084 2021-08-20 38,906 0
Do you buy gift cards? checkbox No / Yes / Prefer not to say 1 4937 11082 2021-08-20 58,892 0
Do you buy online or offline? radio Online / Offline / Prefer not to say 1 4937 11083 2021-08-20 58,892 0
Are you more or less likely to visit a cinema now than before the covid-19 pandemic? radio Much more likely / Somewhat more likely / Neither more nor less likely / Somewhat less likely / Much less likely / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4936 11081 2021-08-20 6,006 0
Hove you fed your child(ren) shop-bought baby snacks/food in the last 3 months? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4934 11078 2021-08-20 209 0
Did you buy any of the following brands? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Kiddylicious / Organix / Bear / Ella's Kitchen / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4934 11079 2021-08-20 209 0
Do you feel pressured to return to your workplace full-time? radio Not applicable / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4933 11075 2021-08-20 3,023 0
Do you feel the pandemic has caused your workplace to turn toxic? radio Not applicable / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4933 11076 2021-08-20 3,023 0
What do you feel has caused this? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Lack of communication on COVID issues / Workplace cliques due to subjects such as stance on vaccinations / Lack of leadership and motivation / Lack of opportunities to progress / Lack of work-life balance e.g. with remote working / Lack of resources causing you to burn out / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4933 11077 2021-08-20 3,023 0
How important is the social aspect of your professional life to you? radio Not applicable / Very important / Somewhat important / A little important / Not important at all / Prefer not to say 0 4931 11071 2021-08-20 4,047 0
Has this declined as a result of the pandemic and workplace restrictions? radio Not applicable / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4931 11072 2021-08-20 4,047 0
Have you grown apart from your workplace best friend during the pandemic? radio Not applicable / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4931 11073 2021-08-20 4,047 0
What has been the driving factor behind this? (Tick all that apply) checkbox One or both on furlough / One or both made redundant / Remote working e.g. both at home / Flexible working in the office e.g. different days at work / Differing views on COVID vaccinations / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4931 11074 2021-08-20 4,047 0
What are the most annoying things about owning a home during the winter? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Not applicable / Raking leaves / Burst pipes / Boiler breaking / Blocked gutters / Leaking roof / Rodent issues / Increased energy bills / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4930 11068 2021-08-20 3,108 0
Does your home cost you more to maintain during the winter? radio Not applicable / Yes, considerably more / Yes, somewhat / About the same / No / Prefer not to say 0 4930 11069 2021-08-20 3,108 0
Do you take any steps to minimise homeowning issues caused during the winter months? radio Not applicable / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4930 11070 2021-08-20 3,108 0
Does the idea of a garden with a fruit tree or vegetable garden appeal to you? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4929 11065 2021-08-20 3,048 0
Would you choose a property offering this over one that doesn’t? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4929 11066 2021-08-20 3,048 0
Would you pay more for a property with a fruit tree or vegetable garden compared to one without? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4929 11067 2021-08-20 3,048 0
Do you prefer summer holidays or winter holidays? radio Summer holidays / Winter holidays / No preference / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4927 11061 2021-08-20 3,084 0
Were you able to go on a summer holiday this year? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4927 11062 2021-08-20 3,084 0
Are you now considering a winter holiday to make up for it? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4927 11063 2021-08-20 3,084 0
Will you still opt for a sunny destination? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4927 11064 2021-08-20 3,084 0
When viewing homes for your last purchase, did you consider if the seller may have had any cultural differences when allowing you into their home? E.g. leaving coats or shoes at the door, or not touching anything while inside. radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4925 11057 2021-08-20 4,000 0
Did you ask the seller if they had any cultural differences around allowing you into their home? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4925 11058 2021-08-20 4,000 0
Were you asked upon arrival to observe any cultural differences? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4925 11059 2021-08-20 4,000 0
Would you be less likely to sell to someone had they not observed your requests when entering your home? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4925 11060 2021-08-20 4,000 0
Did you pay more to secure your dream home because of the stamp duty saving on offer? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4924 11054 2021-08-20 3,000 0
Was the saving from the stamp duty holiday worth the longer transaction time? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4924 11055 2021-08-20 3,000 0
Are you worried that the final stamp duty holiday deadline at the end of September will cause the value of your home to drop? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4924 11056 2021-08-20 3,000 0
Did you discover your home had snagging issues after purchasing it? radio No / Yes, minor issues e.g aesthetic issues / Yes, major issues e.g. dangerous or structural issues / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4922 11049 2021-08-20 5,004 0
Who paid to rectify these issues? radio I/we had to / Housebuilder / Other / Issue not rectified / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4922 11050 2021-08-20 5,004 0
Would you have bought a less expensive home if it meant getting a house built to the standard you had paid for? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4922 11051 2021-08-20 5,004 0
Would you have bought a smaller home if it meant getting a house built to the standard you had paid for? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4922 11052 2021-08-20 5,004 0
Would you have bought a home in a different area if it meant getting a house built to the standard you had paid for? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4922 11053 2021-08-20 5,004 0
Have you ever accidentally broken a piece of furniture in your student accommodation due to it being of poor quality? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4921 11047 2021-08-20 998 0
Do you feel the furniture provided within your student accommodation reflects the price you pay to live there? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4921 11048 2021-08-20 998 0
Thinking about your university accommodation specifically, which of the following are a concern? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Not applicable / A lack of open space / A lack of ventilation/unable to fully open windows / Lack of sanitisation in communal areas / Having to use a lift / Non-automatic doors (having to touch door handles) / Volume of students and staff coming and going / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4920 11044 2021-08-20 1,113 0
Do you feel your student accommodation could be better designed in order to minimise these issues? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4920 11045 2021-08-20 1,113 0
Have you ever found student accommodation furniture unfit for purpose? E.g. wobbly desk for study, chairs or table to small radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4920 11046 2021-08-20 1,113 0
Have you ever used a VPN? radio Yes / No / I don't know what a VPN is / Prefer not to say 0 4919 11043 2021-08-20 625 0
If you had to choose between one of the two following jobs, which would you prefer? radio Working as an accountant / Working as a shop assistant / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4918 11040 2021-08-20 619 0
If you had to choose between one of the two following jobs, which would you prefer? radio Working as a taxi driver / Working as a lawyer / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4918 11041 2021-08-20 619 0
If you had to choose between one of the following two situations in a job, which would you prefer? radio Getting on well with your boss / Not having a boss at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4918 11042 2021-08-20 619 0
How many cups of tea do you drink on an average day? radio 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / Prefer not to say 1 4917 11039 2021-08-19 20,776 0
Have you dreamed of owning a luxury watch but decided you couldn't afford one? radio Yes / No / I have no interest in luxury watches / I already own a luxury watch / Prefer not to say 0 4915 11037 2021-08-19 1,046 0
Do you drink spirits? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4914 11035 2021-08-19 479 0
Are you aware broadly that there is support available from energy suppliers to those struggling with bills? radio Yes, I am aware / No, I am not aware / Prefer not to say 0 4912 11031 2021-08-19 25,055 0
Do you believe you would meet the eligibility criteria for existing support schemes from your supplier? radio Yes, I meet the criteria / No, I do not meet the criteria / Not sure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4912 11032 2021-08-19 25,055 0
Has the pandemic negatively impacted your financial situation and your ability to pay bills? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4912 11033 2021-08-19 25,055 0
How do you pay your energy bill(s)? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Direct debit / Prepayment / Other / Not sure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4912 11034 2021-08-19 25,055 0
How do you pay your energy bill(s)? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Direct debit / Prepayment metre / Not sure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4911 11030 2021-08-18 250 0
Do you think you will be visiting Pick My Postcode regularly in 3 months' time? radio Definitely / Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not likely / Definitely not / Prefer not to say 0 4910 11028 2021-08-17 484 0
Why? textarea textarea 0 4910 11029 2021-08-17 484 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4909 11027 2021-08-17 2,006 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4908 11026 2021-08-17 10,002 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4907 11025 2021-08-17 10,000 0
Do you think Adam Crozier is the right choice to be the next chairman of BT? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4906 11024 2021-08-17 1,002 0
Two million Brits have hearing loss because of uncontrolled workplace noise - and more than two million are currently at risk of losing their hearing at work. But as it stands, Noise Induced Hearing Loss is not reportable under UK health and safety law. A new campaign is launching in the next few months that aims to change that. The below is a shortlist of names for the campaign - please select radio Are You Listening? / Noise Reform Now / Hear Today, Gone Tomorrow / Can You Hear Us / Prefer not to say 0 4905 11023 2021-08-17 350 0
Have you rented a car in the past 24 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4904 11021 2021-08-17 400 0
Did you pick it up from a rental branch location? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4904 11022 2021-08-17 400 0
When washing your hands with soap, do you wet your hand first before applying soap? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4903 11019 2021-08-16 31,518 0
Do you leave the tap running when applying soap? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4903 11020 2021-08-16 31,518 0
Have you been involved in business or digital transformation projects in your organisation in the last 2 years? radio Yes, I led the project / Yes, I was part of a team / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4902 11018 2021-08-16 535 0
Which of the following pasta sauce brands do you regularly buy? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Dolmio / Loyd Grossman / Supermarket own brand / Ragu / Sacla / Homepride / Seeds of Change / Jamie Oliver / Napolina / Other / I don't buy pasta sauce / Prefer not to say 0 4901 11017 2021-08-16 1,029 0
Have you had a COVID-19 vaccine? radio Yes, 2 doses / Yes, 1 dose / No, but I have one booked / No and I don't have one booked / Prefer not to say 0 4900 11015 2021-08-16 1,446 0
People who have received two doses of COVID-19 vaccines are no longer required to self-isolate when they are identified as a close contact of a positive COVID-19 test. Does this make you more or less likely to get a COVID-19 vaccine? radio Much more likely / Somewhat more likely / Neither more nor less likely / Somewhat less likely / Much less likely / Prefer not to say 0 4900 11016 2021-08-16 1,446 0
Which things do you think should be improved about homes (flats and houses) in your area? (Pick up to three things) checkbox More affordable / More environmentally friendly / Bigger average size / Higher ceiling heights / Better construction quality / Better public transport links / Better car parking / More local shops / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4899 11013 2021-08-16 10,329 0
Which single thing do you think is the most important way to improve homes (flats and houses) in your area? radio More affordable / More environmentally friendly / Bigger average size / Higher ceiling heights / Better construction quality / Better public transport links / Better car parking / More local shops / None of these / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4899 11014 2021-08-16 10,329 0
Of the following, who is most to blame for the Taliban seizing power in Afghanistan? radio George Bush (Blair & Cheney) / Donald Trump / Joe Biden / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4898 11012 2021-08-16 505 0
Have you ever run a B&B business? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4897 11011 2021-08-13 20,854 0
How much do you think school/university grades matter for getting a job? radio Very much / Somewhat / A little / Not at all / Prefer not to say 1 4896 11010 2021-08-13 20,001 0
Do you have a personalised number plate for your car(s)? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 4895 11009 2021-08-13 20,881 0
Do you consider yourself to be a user, influencer or decision maker for any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Anti money laundering training / Organisational/leadership development training / Workplace stress or mindfulness training / Continuous professional development training / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4894 11008 2021-08-13 205 0
Thinking about your personal finances, which of the following do you most identify with? radio I avoid investing in anything risky / I am comfortable sticking to just one type of investment / I only invest in property / I know I should invest for the future, but I haven’t got round to it yet / I tend to sell when the price or my investments dips / Social media influences what I invest in / Investing is not for me / Prefer not to say 0 4890 11001 2021-08-12 217 0
Do you regularly purchase from a farmers market? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4884 10987 2021-08-11 20,499 0
Would you get double vaccinated if this was an entry requirement for entry to nightclubs? radio Yes / No / I already have been double vaccinated / Prefer not to say 0 4883 10985 2021-08-11 4,064 0
Would you get double vaccinated if this was an entry requirement for entry to pubs? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4883 10986 2021-08-11 4,064 0
Test question 1 radio Show offer immediate and terminate / Continue to next question / Prefer not to say 0 4882 10982 2021-08-11 2 0
Test question 2 radio Show different offer / Just end / Prefer not to say 0 4882 10983 2021-08-11 2 0
What is your gender? radio Male / Female / Other 0 4873 10976 2021-08-11 1,116 0
Would you mind telling us your approximate age? radio 16-24 / 25-34 / 35-44 / 45-54 / 55-64 / 65+ 0 4873 10977 2021-08-11 1,116 0
Which parish do you live in? radio Saint Helier / Grouville / Saint Brelade / Saint Clement / Saint John / Saint Lawrence / Saint Martin / Saint Mary / Saint Ouen / Saint Peter / Saint Seviour / Trinity / Don't know 0 4873 10978 2021-08-11 1,116 0
Which of the following best describes your current situation? radio Full time employed / Part time employed / Self employed / Unemployed but looking for work / Unemployed NOT looking for work / Retired / Student / Looking after home or family / Long-term sick or disabled / Other 0 4873 10979 2021-08-11 1,116 0
What industry or sector do you work in? radio Agriculture; plantations; other rural sectors / Basic Metal Production / Chemical industries / Commerce / Construction / Education / Financial services; professional services / Food; drink; tobacco / Forestry; wood; pulp and paper / Health services / Hotels; tourism; catering / Marketing / Market Research / Mining (coal; other mining) / Mechanical and electrical engineering / Media; culture; graphical / Oil and gas production; oil refining / Politics / Postal and telecommunications services / Public affairs / Public service / Public relations / Shipping; ports; fisheries; inland waterways / Textiles; clothing; leather; footwear / Transport (including civil aviation; railways; road transport) / Transport equipment manufacturing / Utilities (water; gas; electricity) / Other 0 4873 10980 2021-08-11 1,116 0
What is the highest level of education you have completed? radio No qualifications / GCSEs / A-Levels / Higher education below degree / Higher education at/above degree / Other 0 4873 10981 2021-08-11 1,116 0
The following changes to the electoral system will be implemented for the upcoming June 2022 Jersey General Election: 1) The role of Senator will be removed from Assembly; 2) The number of Deputies in the Assembly will be increased from 29 to 37; 3) The voting districts will be restructured from 12 to 9. Being honest with yourself, were you aware or unaware of the changes outlined above? radio Definitely aware / Probably aware / Probably unaware / Definitely unaware 0 4872 10968 2021-08-11 1,560 0
Do you think these changes will make the new system of governance work better or worse for Jersey than the current system? radio Much better / Somewhat better / No difference / Somewhat worse / Much worse / Don't know 0 4872 10969 2021-08-11 1,560 0
Do you support or oppose the position of Chief Minister in Jersey becoming directly elected by voters like yourself? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neutral / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know 0 4872 10970 2021-08-11 1,560 0
Out of the following options, who would you like to be Chief Minister after next year’s general election? radio Kristina Moore / Tracey Vallois / John Le Fondre / Lyndon Farnham / Philip Ozouf / Jess Perchard / Kristen Morel / Steve Ahier / Mary Le Hegarat / Lindsay Ash / Susie Pinel / Rowland Huelin / Carolyn Labey / Louise Doublet / Inna Gardiner / Steve Pallett / Ian Gorst / Sarah Ferguson / Sam Mézec / Gregory Guida / Sir Philip Bailhache / Other / Don't know 0 4872 10971 2021-08-11 1,560 0
Do you support or oppose political parties playing a role in Jersey’s political system? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know 0 4872 10972 2021-08-11 1,560 0
Do you support or oppose Assembly candidates joining informal political alliances? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neutral / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Don't know 0 4872 10973 2021-08-11 1,560 0
Thinking about the future of Jersey’s political system, which of the following would you like to see more of? radio More political parties / More informal political alliances / Both / Neither / Don't know 0 4872 10974 2021-08-11 1,560 0
Which of the following do you think are the THREE most important attributes for an elected official in Jersey to have? Please select the top three attributes. checkbox Accessible & active in the community / Accountable / Confident / Charismatic / Courageous / Compassionate / Competent & capable / Does what they say they will do / Diplomatic / Experienced / Fair / Hair-working / Honest & trustworthy / Listen to people's concerns / Stands up for their beliefs / Strong / Successful / Well-educated / Other / Don't know 0 4872 10975 2021-08-11 1,560 0
Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way the current States Assembly is running Jersey? radio Very satisfied / Fairly satisfied / Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied / Fairly dissatisfied / Very dissatisfied / Don't know 0 4871 10964 2021-08-11 840 0
Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with John Le Fondré’s performance as Chief Minister? radio Very satisfied / Fairly satisfied / Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied / Fairly dissatisfied / Very dissatisfied / Don't know 0 4871 10965 2021-08-11 840 0
In your opinion, how well or poorly has Jersey’s government handled the coronavirus pandemic? radio Very well / Fairly well / Neither well nor poorly / Fairly poorly / Very poorly / Don't know 0 4871 10966 2021-08-11 840 0
Which of the following attributes do you think best describe Jersey’s current political system? Please select up to THREE attributes. checkbox Archaic / Collaborative / Complicated / Corrupt / Democratic / Diverse / Elitist / Ah old boys' club / Representative / Unique / Other / Don't know 0 4871 10967 2021-08-11 840 0
Please indicate if you have a favourable or unfavourable view of: Kristina Moore radio Strongly favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Strongly unfavourable / Don't know/Never heard of them 0 4870 10953 2021-08-11 2,607 0
Please indicate if you have a favourable or unfavourable view of: Tracey Vallois radio Strongly favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Strongly unfavourable / Don't know/Never heard of them 0 4870 10954 2021-08-11 2,607 0
Please indicate if you have a favourable or unfavourable view of: John Le Fondré radio Strongly favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Strongly unfavourable / Don't know/Never heard of them 0 4870 10955 2021-08-11 2,607 0
Please indicate if you have a favourable or unfavourable view of: Lyndon Farnham radio Strongly favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Strongly unfavourable / Don't know/Never heard of them 0 4870 10956 2021-08-11 2,607 0
Please indicate if you have a favourable or unfavourable view of: Philip Ozouf radio Strongly favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Strongly unfavourable / Don't know/Never heard of them 0 4870 10957 2021-08-11 2,607 0
Please indicate if you have a favourable or unfavourable view of: Gregory Guida radio Strongly favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Strongly unfavourable / Don't know/Never heard of them 0 4870 10958 2021-08-11 2,607 0
Please indicate if you have a favourable or unfavourable view of: Susie Pinel radio Strongly favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Strongly unfavourable / Don't know/Never heard of them 0 4870 10959 2021-08-11 2,607 0
Please indicate if you have a favourable or unfavourable view of: Inna Gardiner radio Strongly favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Strongly unfavourable / Don't know/Never heard of them 0 4870 10960 2021-08-11 2,607 0
Please indicate if you have a favourable or unfavourable view of: Ian Gorst radio Strongly favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Strongly unfavourable / Don't know/Never heard of them 0 4870 10961 2021-08-11 2,607 0
Please indicate if you have a favourable or unfavourable view of: Sam Mézec radio Strongly favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Strongly unfavourable / Don't know/Never heard of them 0 4870 10962 2021-08-11 2,607 0
Please indicate if you have a favourable or unfavourable view of: Sir Philip Bailhache radio Strongly favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Strongly unfavourable / Don't know/Never heard of them 0 4870 10963 2021-08-11 2,607 0
Are you eligible to vote in Jersey elections? radio Yes / No / Don't know 0 4869 10945 2021-08-11 1,992 0
Thinking about Jersey as a whole, do you believe the island is generally heading in the right direction or seriously heading in the wrong direction? radio Generally right direction / Seriously wrong direction / Don't know 0 4869 10946 2021-08-11 1,992 0
If a Jersey general election was held today, what is the most important issue that would determine if and how you vote? That could be any parish or island-wide issue or political figure or party that is relevant to you in determining your vote if a Jersey general election was held today. textarea textarea 0 4869 10947 2021-08-11 1,992 0
How would you rate your political beliefs on a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 is extremely liberal and 10 is extremely conservative? radio 1 - Extremely liberal / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Extremely conservative 0 4869 10948 2021-08-11 1,992 0
Thinking back to the last Jersey general election in May 2018, can you remember if you voted? radio Voted / Did not vote / Can't remember 0 4869 10949 2021-08-11 1,992 0
If a Jersey general election was held today, how likely is it that you would go out and vote, on a scale from 1-10 where 1 is definitely would not vote and 10 is definitely would vote? radio 1 - Definitely WOULD NOT vote / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Definitely WOULD vote 0 4869 10950 2021-08-11 1,992 0
How likely is it that you would change your mind and vote for a different person (or people) before the next general election? radio Very likely to change / Fairly likely to change / Fairly unlikely to change / Very unlikely to change 0 4869 10951 2021-08-11 1,992 0
Out of the following options only, which would be the most important factor in determining your vote if a general election was held today? Please select one option only. radio The alliances or parties / The alliance or party leaders / The issues & manifestos / The local candidates for Deputy or Constable / Don't know 0 4869 10952 2021-08-11 1,992 0
The government has highlighted so far that nightclubs and concert venues are the only venues that may require Covid vaccine passports as entry requirement. Do you think this is fair? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4868 10944 2021-08-11 4,618 0
Would you be happy for young people to go out to nightclubs without being double vaccinated? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4868 10984 2021-08-11 4,618 0
Thinking about your personal finances, which of the following do you most identify with? radio I avoid investing in anything risky / I am comfortable sticking to just one type of investment / I only invest in property / I prefer to spend now and avoid long term planning / I tend to sell when the price of my investment dips / Social media influences what I invest in / Prefer not to say 0 4867 10943 2021-08-11 206 0
How important is entertainment provided by a hotel during your stay? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not important at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4866 10940 2021-08-11 3,053 0
Would you pay more for a hotel that provides better entertainment? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4866 10941 2021-08-11 3,053 0
What sort of evening entertainment do you want to see at a hotel? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Drag act / Bingo / Live music / Performing arts / Cinema/film / Comedy / Magic show / Quiz night / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4866 10942 2021-08-11 3,053 0
What percentage of initial viewings failed to take place because the seller accepted an offer before you had a chance to view? radio 0% / 1%-10% / 11%-25% / 26%-50% / 50%+ / Not appilcable / Prefer not to say 0 4865 10937 2021-08-11 3,004 0
What percentage of properties were you not able to view for a second time because the seller accepted an offer before you had the chance? radio 0% / 1%-10% / 11%-25% / 26%-50% / 50%+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4865 10938 2021-08-11 3,004 0
Would the ability to have viewing the home virtually allowed you to: - (Tick all that apply) checkbox Submit an offer without viewing in person / Submit an offer after just viewing once in person / Avoided scheduling a viewing for that property in the first place / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4865 10939 2021-08-11 3,004 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4864 10936 2021-08-10 2,006 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4863 10935 2021-08-10 10,000 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4862 10934 2021-08-10 10,001 0
Have you purchased a Television for £700 or more in the last 6 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4861 10933 2021-08-10 545 0
Do you identify with any of the following type of cyclists? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Road enthusiasts - cycle at least once a week for leisure/training, own £1,000+ bike(s) / Mountain bike enthusiasts - ride at least once a week for leisure/training, own £1,000+ bike(s) / Utility cyclists - Cycle for short journeys and/or commuting / Casual/recreational cyclist - cycled in the past 12 months, own bike(s) worth less than £1,000 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4860 10932 2021-08-10 505 0
Do you boil tap water before drinking it? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4859 10931 2021-08-09 20,811 0
Do you feel your company provides adequate training? radio Yes / No / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 4858 10928 2021-08-09 3,031 0
Has your job become more difficult due to the pandemic? radio Yes / No / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 4858 10929 2021-08-09 3,031 0
Has your company provided any additional training to help with the issues posed by the pandemic? radio Yes / No / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 4858 10930 2021-08-09 3,031 0
Which of the following PMP draws, if any, would you remove your postcode from, if that were an option? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Main Draw / Survey Draw / Video Draw / Stackpot (9am) / Stackpot (9pm) / £5 Bonus Draw / £10 Bonus Draw / £20 Bonus Draw / Mini Draw / Flash Draws / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4857 10927 2021-08-09 254 0
What web coding languages are you proficient in? (please tick all that apply) checkbox Python / Java / Javascript / PHP / Go / Ruby / Swift / CSS / HTML / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4856 10926 2021-08-09 276 0
What's the longest you have been unemployed while looking for a job? radio Less than 1 month / 2-3 months / 4-6 months / 7 -12 months / 1 -2 years / 2+ years / Prefer not to say 1 4855 10925 2021-08-06 16,778 0
Have you ever played airsoft? radio Yes, many times / Yes, once or twice / No, never / Prefer not to say 1 4854 10924 2021-08-06 20,842 0
Are you planning to buy a new laptop in the next 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4853 10922 2021-08-06 13,464 0
For what purpose(s) are you planning to use the new laptop? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Work / Studies / Personal use / For the children / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4853 10923 2021-08-06 13,464 0
Are you planning to buy a new laptop in the next 12 months? radio Yes, I am a student planning to upgrade or to buy a new laptop / Yes, I am a parent planning to buy a new laptop for my child(ren) / Yes, I am planning to buy a new laptop for personal use / No / Prefer not to say 0 4852 10921 2021-08-06 331 0
Do you pay your energy bill(s) via direct debit? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4851 10919 2021-08-06 15,887 0
It has been announced that from October Ofgem's energy price cap will be raised, resulting in a price increase of £139 per household. Would you be in favour or oppose delaying the extra cost of the energy bill until after the winter? radio Delay and pay the extra cost after winter / Start paying from October / Prefer not to say 0 4851 10920 2021-08-06 15,887 0
Do you pay your energy bill(s) via direct debit? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4850 10918 2021-08-06 103 0
You recently told us you have had a threesome, how many times have you had a threesome? radio Never / 1 time / 2 times / 3-4 times / 5+ times 0 4847 10913 2021-08-05 765 0
What type of threesome have you had? (Tick all that apply) checkbox FFF - 3 women / MMM - 3 men / FMF - two women and one man (no sexual interaction between women) / FFM - two women and one man (everyone sexually interacts with each other) / MFM - two men and one woman (no sexual interaction between men) / MMF - two men and one woman (everyone sexually interacts with each other) / Other (non-binary) 0 4847 10914 2021-08-05 765 0
Would you like to or do you plan to have a threesome again? radio Yes / No 0 4847 10915 2021-08-05 765 0
You recently told us you thought about having a threesome, would you ever consider turning that fantasy into a reality? radio Yes / No 0 4845 10907 2021-08-05 8,419 0
What type of threesome do you think about having? (Tick all that apply) checkbox FFF - 3 women / MMM - 3 men / FMF - two women and one man (no sexual interaction between women) / FFM - two women and one man (everyone sexually interacts with each other) / MFM - two men and one woman (no sexual interaction between men) / MMF - two men and one woman (everyone sexually interacts with each other) / Other (non-binary) 0 4845 10908 2021-08-05 8,419 0
Would you prefer it to be spontaneous or planned? radio Planned / Spontaneous 0 4845 10909 2021-08-05 8,419 0
If you are in a relationship, would you like to have a threesome with your partner? radio Yes / No / I am not in a relationship 0 4845 10910 2021-08-05 8,419 0
Who would be your fantasy celebrity threesome? textarea textarea 0 4845 10911 2021-08-05 8,419 0
Have you ever had a threesome? radio Yes / No 0 4845 10912 2021-08-05 8,419 0
The following survey asks questions of a sexual nature. The responses will be anonymised and aggregated for a Channel 4 documentary, before being deleted. radio I'm happy to proceed / No thanks 0 4843 10901 2021-08-05 18,000 0
Thank you for opting to answer these sensitive survey questions. Please answer as honestly as possible and be assured that your answers will remain anonymous. You will be rewarded with £2 Bonus for answering all the questions. If you change your mind just press “No thanks, not today” at any point and your answers will not be included. How would you describe your sexuality? radio Straight/heterosexual / Gay/homosexual / Queer / Bisexual / Bi-curious / Pansexual / Other 0 4843 10902 2021-08-05 18,000 0
How would you rate your sexuality from 0-6? (0 - completely straight, 6 - completely gay) radio 0 - completely straight / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 - completely gay 0 4843 10903 2021-08-05 18,000 0
Have you ever used a dating app or website to find casual sex? radio Yes / No 0 4843 10904 2021-08-05 18,000 0
Has the experience of lockdown made you want to be more sexually adventurous? radio Yes / No 0 4843 10905 2021-08-05 18,000 0
Have you ever thought ​about having a threesome? radio Yes / No 0 4843 10906 2021-08-05 18,000 0
Which of the following, if any, should require (indoor) visitors to be double-vaccinated against Covid-19? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Theatres / Cinemas / Restaurants / Non-essential shops / Nightclubs / Sporting venues / Cafés / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4842 10900 2021-08-05 259 0
Do you or a member of your family work for the military/army? radio Yes, I work for the army / Yes, I work for the navy / Yes, I work for the marines / Yes, I work for the RAF / Yes, I am a reservist / Yes, a member of my family is a serving personnel / No / Prefer not to say 1 4841 10898 2021-08-05 235 0
Which of the following ranks best describe you? radio Junior rank / Office rank / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 4841 10899 2021-08-05 235 0
Which of the following beauty retailers have you shopped with online in the last 6 months? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Look Fantastic / Cult Beauty / Feel Unique / Boots / Beauty Bay / Beauty Pie / Space NK / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4840 10897 2021-08-05 10,029 0
Have you ever attended a funeral? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4839 10896 2021-08-04 20,837 0
Does Tahiti feel like an appealing long haul holiday destination? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 4838 10894 2021-08-04 2,006 0
Which of the following long haul holiday destination is most appealing to you? radio Hawaii / Tahiti / Mauritius / Maldives / Fiji / Seychelles / Cook Islands / New-Caledonia / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4838 10895 2021-08-04 2,006 0
With everything happening around covid, does it feel too early to start looking at long haul destinations? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4837 10891 2021-08-04 3,004 0
When are you looking to travel again to a long haul holiday destination? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Summer 2021 / Autumn/Winter 2021 / Spring/Summer 2022 / Autumn/Winter 2022 / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4837 10892 2021-08-04 3,004 0
How much of a factor is the the current Covid situation in influencing your booking for a long haul destination? radio Significant factor / Slight factor / Not a factor / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4837 10893 2021-08-04 3,004 0
Suppose you were in the process of selling your property, how much would you be worried about the threat of COVID when it comes to physical viewings? radio Very much / Somewhat / A little / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 4835 10887 2021-08-03 4,110 0
Would you let potential buyers view your home in person under the current COVID situation? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4835 10888 2021-08-03 4,110 0
Would you be vetting buyers before allowing them into your home to avoid time wasters etc? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4835 10889 2021-08-03 4,110 0
Which of the following precautions would you have put in place during your viewing as a property seller? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Increased ventilation / Masks / Lateral flow tests before viewing / Sanitising on arrival / Time limit / Keeping all doors open / Restricting contact e.g. only allowing them to walk around / Limiting the number of viewings per buyer / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4835 10890 2021-08-03 4,110 0
When feeling low, what's your favourite activity to do to cheer yourself up? textarea textarea 1 4834 10886 2021-08-03 45,377 0
Which best describes your involvement in the selection/purchase of IT/Telecom infrastructure, software or services at your organisation? radio I make selection/purchase decisions on my own / I make selection/purchase decisions with input from staff/management / I help reach the selection/purchase decision as part of a group or committee / I provide input towards the final decision, but am not the decision maker / I have little or no input into the decision making / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4832 10884 2021-08-03 208 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4831 10883 2021-08-03 2,008 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4830 10882 2021-08-03 10,019 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4829 10881 2021-08-03 10,024 0
If a general election to the UK Parliament were held tomorrow, and the following parties were standing in your constituency, which would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Green / Reform UK / SNP / Plaid Cymru / Other / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4827 10877 2021-08-03 15,407 0
Imagine the usual parties EXCEPT the Liberal Democrats were standing in your constituency. If a general election to the UK Parliament were held tomorrow, and the following parties were standing in your constituency, which would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Green / Reform UK / SNP / Plaid Cymru / Other / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4827 10878 2021-08-03 15,407 0
Which of the following spirit drinks, if any, do you enjoy? checkbox Tequila / Mezcal / Absinthe / Jagermeister / Pernod / Fernet Branca / Ameretto / Aperol / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4826 10876 2021-08-03 1,060 0
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the spirit drink Mezcal? textarea textarea 0 4825 10875 2021-08-03 249 0
Do you own any firearms legally? (for recreational/practical use or otherwise) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4824 10874 2021-08-02 69,317 0
Would you prefer to attend a business exhibition in person or over video (Zoom, etc.)? radio In person / Over video / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4823 10873 2021-08-02 226 0
What's the next live event you think you will go to? textarea textarea 0 4822 10872 2021-08-02 237 0
Would you be interested in completing a 15-minute regional survey related to purchasing soft drinks for £2 bonus? Details will be shown immediately and emailed to you if you select "Yes". (You will need to be on your laptop/desktop) radio Yes, I live in England / Yes, I live in Scotland / Yes, I live in Wales / Yes, I live in Northern Ireland / No / Prefer not to say 0 4821 10871 2021-07-30 69,476 0
Are you a decision maker involved in choosing which benefits your company offers to staff? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4820 10869 2021-07-30 205 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the qualify of nightlife in the local area of your home? (1 - poor, 10 - excellent) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4819 10868 2021-07-30 81,401 0
China's passed a new national security law for Hong Kong in 2020, do you support or oppose this? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4818 10867 2021-07-30 21,754 0
Where do you think COVID-19 came from? radio Animal market in China / A laboratory in China / Other / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4817 10866 2021-07-30 52,340 0
Are you a school teacher? radio Yes, primary school teacher / Yes, secondary school teacher / Yes, school teacher of other type / No / Prefer not to say 0 4816 10864 2021-07-30 4,743 0
Would you be interested in completing a 10-minute survey for £3 bonus? checkbox Yes, show me now / Yes, email me the details / No / Prefer not to say 0 4816 10865 2021-07-30 4,743 0
Why do you prefer to swim in a swimming pool over in the sea when you're on holiday? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I don’t like salt water / I don’t like being in open water / I’m afraid of sea life / I’m afraid of being swept away by the tide / I don’t like the sand after swimming / I like to be close to amenities/my accommodation / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4814 10861 2021-07-30 547 0
Are you a decision maker in regards to financial management and/or accounting systems within your business? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4813 10859 2021-07-30 204 0
Do you use any of the following products/services? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Xero / Quickbook / Sage / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4813 10860 2021-07-30 204 0
Are you any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox IT decision maker / Software developer / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4812 10858 2021-07-30 203 0
How much do you trust the information on Wikipedia? radio Very much / Somewhat / Very little / Not at all / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 4811 10857 2021-07-29 71,592 0
Thinking about some messages that might be used by football organisations in relation to tackling racism and discrimination this season, which of the following arguments do you find most personally persuasive? radio Football is coming together – with players, clubs and fans – to eradicate racism and discrimination and promote the diversity of our game / Football is coming together – with players, clubs and fans – to tackle racism and discrimination as one / Football is coming together – with players, clubs and fans – to tackle racism and promote a more equal society as one / Football is coming together – with players, clubs and fans – to tackle all forms of discrimination as one / Prefer not to say 0 4810 10855 2021-07-29 532 0
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? "Footballers and football clubs who choose not to take the knee obviously do not take tackling racism and discrimination seriously" radio Strongly Agree / Somewhat Agree / Neither Agree nor Disagree / Somewhat Disagree / Strongly Disagree / Prefer not to say 0 4810 10856 2021-07-29 532 0
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? "Football players who take the knee do so to take a stand against discrimination." radio Strongly Agree / Somewhat Agree / Neither Agree nor Disagree / Somewhat Disagree / Strongly Disagree / Prefer not to say 0 4809 10852 2021-07-29 974 0
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? "We should condemn football fans who boo football players taking the knee." radio Strongly Agree / Somewhat Agree / Neither Agree nor Disagree / Somewhat Disagree / Strongly Disagree / Prefer not to say 0 4809 10853 2021-07-29 974 0
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? "English football does not accept racism or any form of discrimination and abuse in our game. And to those do not share that opinion - the message is clear. You are not welcome." radio Strongly Agree / Somewhat Agree / Neither Agree nor Disagree / Somewhat Disagree / Strongly Disagree / Prefer not to say 0 4809 10854 2021-07-29 974 0
Here are some arguments that those that run the game of football in England have used to support players taking the knee before games. Which of the these arguments do you find most personally persuasive? Select the most persuasive one. radio Footballers are continuing to take the knee because they are using their platform to educate people about racism and discrimination in society / Footballers are continuing to take the knee because it is a player’s choice to use their platform for campaigns / A player taking the knee before a football match is not violent. It is a peaceful act. It is a powerful act. And it is a player’s personal choice to show support for an equal society. / Football players are role models. The power of football is unquestionable. We know it can change communities and societies for the better. So we must give our players the confidence to stand together with their teammates and with football collectively as one against discrimination. / Prefer not to say 0 4808 10849 2021-07-29 855 0
It is possible that some players and some football clubs will move away from taking the knee this season as they develop alternative approaches to highlighting the problems of racism and discrimination. Which of the following arguments do you find most personally persuasive? radio Football leagues such as the EFL should support its players. So where players do not wish to take the knee, they should support their decision. / Whether a player takes the knee or not, football leagues such as the EFL, its clubs and the wider football community should come together as one against racism and discrimination. / Taking the knee is ultimately a player’s decision - and we must respect and support our players in whatever they choose to do. / Prefer not to say 0 4808 10850 2021-07-29 855 0
Now thinking about some messages that might be used by football organisations in relation to tackling racism and discrimination this season, which of the following arguments do you find most personally persuasive? radio Football is coming together as one against racism and discrimination / Football is campaigning for a game that is open and inclusive for all / Football will stamp out racism and discrimination wherever it finds it / Football is a game of many opinions - but those who do not share the opinion of removing racism and discrimination in the game are not welcome. / Prefer not to say 0 4808 10851 2021-07-29 855 0
Would you be open to answering a survey with questions of a sexual nature? The responses will be anonymised and aggregated for a Channel 4 documentary, before being deleted. radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4807 10848 2021-07-29 217 0
Which of the following Google products/services do you use at work? (TIck all that apply) checkbox Google Ads / Google Cloud / Google Drive / Google Workplace / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4806 10847 2021-07-29 203 0
Thinking of any furniture item that has already been present when you’ve rented a home, do you think the items supplied in furnished rental homes are fit for purpose? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4805 10845 2021-07-29 1,206 0
Why not? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Old/dated / Cheap/poor quality / Unhygienic/dirty/stained / Uncomfortable / In disrepair / Dangerous (e.g. could cause injury) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4805 10846 2021-07-29 1,206 0
Do you prefer to swim in the sea or in a swimming pool when you’re on holiday? radio In the sea / In a swimming pool / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4804 10844 2021-07-29 1,306 0
Do you use frozen potatoes for the majority of your dishes containing potatoes? radio Yes, more than or equal to 50% / No, less than 50% / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4803 10842 2021-07-28 8,867 0
Would you be interested in completing a 15 minute survey for £2 bonus? checkbox Yes, show me now / Yes, email me the details / No / Prefer not to say 0 4803 10843 2021-07-28 8,867 0
Which of the following activities have you taken part in since the start of the pandemic? radio Bowls / Cycling / Walking football / Golf / Swimming / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4802 10839 2021-07-28 22 0
You said you played walking football since the start of the pandemic. Had you ever played walking football before the pandemic? radio Yes / No / Sorry, I actually haven't played it / Prefer not to say 0 4802 10840 2021-07-28 22 0
What is the name of the last nightclub you visited? textarea textarea 0 4801 10838 2021-07-28 220 0
Have you ever been to a nightclub? radio Yes, since the pandemic / Yes, but not since the pandemic / No, and I won't / No, but I plan to / Prefer not to say 0 4799 10832 2021-07-28 2,346 0
How often will you go out to nightclubs now the Covid-19 restrictions have been lifted? radio More often than before Covid-19 / As often as pre-pandemic / Not as much as pre-pandemic / Prefer not to say 0 4799 10833 2021-07-28 2,346 0
What are you most looking forward to about going to a nightclub? textarea textarea 0 4799 10834 2021-07-28 2,346 0
Will you feel comfortable attending a nightclub operating in line with government guidance? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure yet / Depends on the measures in place / Prefer not to say 0 4799 10835 2021-07-28 2,346 0
Will you adhere to the government guidelines when going out to a nightclub? radio Yes happily / Yes but not happily / No / Prefer not to say 0 4799 10836 2021-07-28 2,346 0
Now all venues have reopened, where do you anticipate you will spend the most money? radio Pub / Cinema / Bar / Nightclub / Prefer not to say 0 4799 10837 2021-07-28 2,346 0
Are you allergic to or opposed to perfume products? checkbox I am opposed to the use of perfume products / I am allergic to perfume products / No / Prefer not to say 0 4797 10828 2021-07-28 1,071 0
Do you or your household member(s) work in the perfumery industry? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4797 10829 2021-07-28 1,071 0
Do you use scented products regularly? (e.g. shampoo, laundry detergent, soap, etc) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4797 10830 2021-07-28 1,071 0
Are you any of the following? radio Head teacher / Head of school / Assistant head teacher / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4796 10827 2021-07-28 38 0
How many times have you travelled outside of Europe for leisure holiday purposes in the past 3 years? radio 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / Prefer not to say 0 4794 10823 2021-07-28 6,939 0
How likely are you to travel internationally for leisure holiday purposes in the next 18 months? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not sure right now / Not likely to travel / Prefer not to say 0 4794 10824 2021-07-28 6,939 0
Would you consider Saudi Arabia for leisure holiday purposes? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4794 10825 2021-07-28 6,939 0
Would you be interested in completing a 15 minute survey related to leisure holidays outside of Europe for £3 bonus? radio Yes, show me now / Yes, email me the details / No / Prefer not to say 0 4794 10826 2021-07-28 6,939 0
Thinking about your personal finances, which of the following do you most identify with? radio I avoid investing in anything risky / I am comfortable sticking to just one type of investment / I only invest in property / I prefer to spend now and avoid long term planning / I tend to sell when the price of my investment dips / Social media influences what I invest in / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4793 10822 2021-07-28 201 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4792 10821 2021-07-27 2,010 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4791 10820 2021-07-27 10,009 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4790 10819 2021-07-27 10,000 0
Which of the following, if any, are you doing more of since before the pandemic? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Walking outdoors / Outdoor sports / Other outdoor activities / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4789 10817 2021-07-27 10 0
What outdoor sports are you participating in more since the before the pandemic? (Please separate multiple answers with a comma) textarea textarea 0 4789 10818 2021-07-27 10 0
Thinking about your personal finances, which of the following do you most identify with? radio I tend to sell when the price of my investment dips / I prefer to spend now and avoid long term planning / Social media influences what I invest in / I am comfortable sticking to just one type of investment / I avoid investing in anything risky / I only invest in property / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4788 10816 2021-07-27 2,115 0
Would you like to complete a 30 minute survey related to consumer banking technology for £3 bonus? (You will need to be on a laptop/desktop) checkbox Yes, show me now / Yes, email me the details / No / Prefer not to say 0 4787 10815 2021-07-27 14,716 0
Are you currently on your laptop/desktop or mobile device? radio Laptop/desktop / Mobile device / Prefer not to say 0 4787 10831 2021-07-27 14,716 0
Which of the following regions / countries have you visited in the past 3 years for leisure holiday purposes? (TIck all that apply) checkbox Western Europe / Central Europe / Eastern Europe / Asia / Austria / Africa / Middle East / North America / Central America / South America / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4786 10812 2021-07-27 2,107 0
Would you consider Saudi Arabia for leisure holiday purposes? checkbox yes / no / Prefer not to say 0 4786 10813 2021-07-27 2,107 0
Would you be interested in completing a 15 minute survey for £3 bonus? checkbox Yes, show me now / Yes, email me the details / No / Prefer not to say 0 4786 10814 2021-07-27 2,107 0
Are you a decision maker of any of the following establishments? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Casual Dinning: Pubs, English, European cuisine, Asian cuisine / Quick Service Restaurants: Burgers, Chicken, Kebab, Fish & chips, Pizza / Fine Dining: Premium cuisine, White-tablecloth restaurants / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4785 10809 2021-07-27 142 0
Do you use frozen potato products? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4785 10810 2021-07-27 142 0
Are you a seasonal outlet? e.g. holiday resorts, seaside town outlets radio Yes, we only operate during certain periods of the year / No, we operate year round / Prefer not to say 0 4785 10811 2021-07-27 142 0
Are you a decision maker of any of the following establishments? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Quick Service Restaurants: Burgers, Chicken, Kebab, Fish & chips, Pizza / Casual Dinning: Pubs, English, European cuisine, Asian cuisine / Fine Dining: Premium cuisine, White-tablecloth restaurants / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4784 10808 2021-07-27 3,057 0
Have you visited the Jewellery Quarter in Birmingham in the last 2 years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4783 10807 2021-07-27 100 0
How do you feel about the number of daily draws on Pickmypostcode.com? radio Not enough / About right / Too many / Prefer not to say 0 4782 10804 2021-07-27 1,636 0
Which draws do you regularly visit? checkbox Main Draw / Video Draw / Survey Draw / Stackpot / Bonus Draws / Mini Draw (in the Main Draw footer) / Prefer not to say 0 4782 10805 2021-07-27 1,636 0
Do you think the number of daily draws should always be the same, or should they change (assuming it was easy to find them)? radio Stay the same / Change / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4782 10806 2021-07-27 1,636 0
Which of the following do you work in? radio Information technology / Security / Human resources / Software development and IT operations (DevOps) / I don't work / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4781 10802 2021-07-27 109 0
Do you work as a manager (or above)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4781 10803 2021-07-27 109 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how pet-friendly is the local area of your home? (1 - not pet-friendly at all, 10 - very pet-friendly) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4780 10801 2021-07-26 82,533 0
Have you been following the Tokyo Olympics? radio Yes / No / No, but I plan to / Prefer not to say 0 4779 10800 2021-07-26 217 0
Are you a key decision maker (director or manager) working for a university? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4778 10798 2021-07-26 151 0
Which of the following function(s) do you work for? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Research / Teaching / Adminstration / Facilities / Legal / Finance / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4778 10799 2021-07-26 151 0
Which of the following applies to you with regards to international leisure trips? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I have taken 2+ international leisure trips in the past 24 months / I intend to take a leisure trip in the next 18 months / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4777 10796 2021-07-26 677 0
Are you opposed to travelling to the Middle East for holiday/stopover purposes? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4777 10797 2021-07-26 677 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how ethnically diverse is in the local area of your home? (1 - not diverse at all, 10 - highly diverse) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4776 10795 2021-07-23 80,117 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how accessible is secondary school education in the local area of your home? (1 - no access, 10 - highly accessible) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4775 10794 2021-07-23 82,673 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how accessible is primary school education in the local area of your home? (1 - no access, 10 - highly accessible) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4774 10793 2021-07-23 83,136 0
Do you have a smart device in your home? (Eg. Alexa, smart speaker, smart watch, etc.) radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4773 10792 2021-07-23 10,041 0
Morrisons are set to trial an unmanned cashless store with no staff, similar to the Amazon Fresh stores, which launched in the UK with its Ealing branch in London in March. Would you shop at one of these types of stores? radio Yes / No / I already do / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4772 10791 2021-07-23 2,085 0
How many daily draws are there on Pick My Postcode? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4+ / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4771 10788 2021-07-22 847 0
How can you build up your Bonus pot? Please tick all that apply checkbox Sign up to sponsored offers / Fill out sponsored surveys / Refer your friends and family / Pay Chris lots of compliments / Visit the site daily / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4771 10789 2021-07-22 847 0
Pick My Postcode is free but where does the prize money come from? radio Sponsored content and advertisers / A magic money tree / From Chris's pocket / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4771 10790 2021-07-22 847 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how easily do you have access to parks or nature attractions in the local area of your home? (1 - very difficult, 10 - very easy) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4770 10787 2021-07-22 83,833 0
What's the name of the last nightclub you went to? textarea textarea 0 4769 10786 2021-07-22 236 0
Which of the following categories do your child(ren) enjoy? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Music / Art / Sport / Cooking / Dancing / TV / Reading / Magic / Gaming / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4768 10784 2021-07-22 1,008 0
What fascinates your child(ren) most about magic? textarea textarea 0 4768 10785 2021-07-22 1,008 0
In your opinion, does the internet business 'Amazon' have a mostly positive or mostly negative impact on the world? radio Mostly positive / Neutral / Mostly negative / Prefer not to say 0 4767 10783 2021-07-22 2,011 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the scenery of the local area of your home? (1 - poor, 10 - excellent) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4766 10782 2021-07-21 83,290 0
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Santander? textarea textarea 0 4765 10781 2021-07-21 252 0
Who is your favourite England cricket player in the following list? radio Ben Stokes / Joe Root / Mike Atherton / Ian Botham / James Anderson / Stuart Broad / Andrew Flintoff / Graham Gooch / Geoff Boycott / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4764 10779 2021-07-21 201 0
What do you consider to be Michael Atherton's finest ever innings? textarea textarea 0 4764 10780 2021-07-21 201 0
What do you consider to be Michael Atherton's finest ever innings? textarea textarea 0 4763 10778 2021-07-21 283 0
When selling your property, would you sell to a buyer who makes a bad impression during the viewing process? radio Prefer not to say / Yes / No 0 4761 10774 2021-07-21 4,110 0
How long does it take you before you decide that you won’t sell to a particular buyer? radio Immediately / 1-2 days / 3-6 days / 1 week+ / Prefer not to say 0 4761 10775 2021-07-21 4,110 0
How much more would they have to offer to change your mind? radio Would not change my mind / Up to 5% / 5% - 10% / 10% - 20% / 20% or more / Prefer not to say 0 4761 10776 2021-07-21 4,110 0
What are the main things that a buyer would create a bad first impression on you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Punctuality - arriving too early or too late / Not wearing a mask if requested / Making negative comments about your home in front of you / General bad manners / Appearance / Not taking off (muddy) shoes / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4761 10777 2021-07-21 4,110 0
When selling your property, what are the main things that would create a bad first impression of a homebuyer during a house viewing process? textarea textarea 0 4760 10773 2021-07-20 118 0
Has the pandemic made you more appreciative of the furniture in your home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4759 10770 2021-07-20 3,003 0
Has more time at home made you more likely to spend more on better quality furniture? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4759 10771 2021-07-20 3,003 0
What areas of the home are you likely to spend more on with regard to furniture? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Kitchen / Living room / Bedroom / Garden / Home office / Home gym / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4759 10772 2021-07-20 3,003 0
Have you booked a holiday to a Green list destination only to cancel as it was moved to Amber or Red? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4758 10768 2021-07-20 2,051 0
Are you still waiting for a refund for a holiday you have had to cancel? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4758 10769 2021-07-20 2,051 0
Have you had to cancel a holiday since the start of this year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4757 10766 2021-07-20 2,029 0
Have you rebooked a holiday only to cancel it again? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4757 10767 2021-07-20 2,029 0
Do you think tenancies longer than 12 months should be more widely available when renting? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4756 10763 2021-07-20 3,056 0
What appeals to you about a longer-term tenancy agreement? (Tick all that apply) checkbox A greater level of security / A greater sense of being part of a community / More opportunity to make a rental property feel like a home / A better foundation for professional life / A better foundation for personal life / A better ability to plan for the future / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4756 10764 2021-07-20 3,056 0
Has the pandemic made you more or less likely to rent a property for longer than 12 months? radio Much more likely / Somewhat more likely / Neither more nor less likely / Somewhat less likely / Much less likely / Prefer not to say 0 4756 10765 2021-07-20 3,056 0
Have you sold some or part of your buy-to-let portfolio in the last five years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4755 10760 2021-07-20 1,005 0
Do you intend to sell some or part of your buy-to-let portfolio in the next five years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4755 10761 2021-07-20 1,005 0
What has been the driving factor behind this? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Increase in stamp duty tax for B2L purchases / Changes to landlord tax relief / A potential increase in capital gains tax / Retirement / Investing in a different asset / Tired of dealing with tenant issues / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4755 10762 2021-07-20 1,005 0
What are the main things that would create a bad first impression of a homebuyer during a house viewing process? textarea textarea 0 4754 10759 2021-07-20 119 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4753 10758 2021-07-20 2,007 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4752 10757 2021-07-20 10,000 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4751 10756 2021-07-20 10,001 0
Do you shop (currently or formerly) any of the following items from Debenhams or House of Fraser? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cosmetics / Skincare / Fragrance / Clothes / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4750 10753 2021-07-20 654 0
Where did you shop for these items? (Tick all that apply) checkbox City centre store / Shopping/retail park store / Town/suburb store / Online / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4750 10754 2021-07-20 654 0
Would you consider Superdrug products for health & beauty? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4750 10755 2021-07-20 654 0
When considering your food purchase intentions which of the following statements is most relevant to you? (tick all that apply) checkbox I sometimes limit red meat consumption / I look for food authority assurances / I look to eat healthily / I prefer to buy free range / I prefer to prepare my meals from fresh ingredients / It’s important companies act ethically / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4749 10752 2021-07-20 1,039 0
What's your favourite yoghurt brand? textarea textarea 0 4748 10751 2021-07-20 204 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how easy is it for you get essential goods and services in the local area of your home? (1 - very difficult, 10 - very easy) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4747 10750 2021-07-19 82,747 0
The British Grand Prix was held on Sunday at Silverstone, who do you think bears the blame for Max Verstappen's accident on the first lap? radio Lewis Hamilton's fault / Max Verstappen's fault / No one's fault - only a racing incident / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4746 10749 2021-07-19 1,010 0
All legal Covid-19 restrictions have being lifted in England today. Do you view today (19th July) as "Freedom Day"? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4745 10748 2021-07-19 4,681 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the severity and frequency of traffic congestion in the local area of your home? (1 - not severe/frequent, 10 - very severe/frequent) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4744 10747 2021-07-16 83,098 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how are happy are you with your local council services (e.g. waste management, street maintenance)? (1 - very unhappy, 10 - very happy) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4743 10746 2021-07-16 82,417 0
On a scale of 1 to 10, how happy are you with the public transport services in your area? (1 - very unhappy, 10 - very happy) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4742 10745 2021-07-16 82,913 0
Formula 1 are trying a new qualifying format for this weekend in the British Grand Prix, with the normal qualifying session on Friday and a qualifying sprint race on Saturday. Do you think that it will be more or less enjoyable to watch than the normal format? radio Much more enjoyable / A bit more enjoyable / About the same / A bit less enjoyable / Much less enjoyable / Prefer not to say 0 4741 10743 2021-07-16 4,043 0
Which of the sessions are you planning to watch? checkbox Friday Qualifying / Saturday Qualifying Sprint Race / Sunday Grand Prix / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4741 10744 2021-07-16 4,043 0
Do you have the NHS Covid-19 app installed on your smart phone? radio Yes, and I will keep it / Yes, but I intend to delete it / No, I never had it / No, I deleted it / I don't have a smart phone / Prefer not to say 0 4740 10742 2021-07-16 3,390 0
Have you deleted the NHS app or do you intend to? radio No, I intend to keep it / Yes, I intend to delete it / Yes, I have deleted it / Prefer not to say 0 4739 10741 2021-07-16 104 0
You recently told us you plan on buying or selling a house in the next six months, which of the following property websites would you be using? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Zoopla / Rightmove / PrimeLocation / Emoov / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4738 10740 2021-07-16 1,000 0
Please rate the level of noise pollution in your neighbourhood. (1 - no noise pollution, 10 - severe noise pollution) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4737 10739 2021-07-15 84,093 0
Are you good with money? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4736 10738 2021-07-15 451 0
Do you plan on buying or selling a house in the next six months? radio Yes, with an online agent / Yes, with an offline agent / No / Prefer not to say 0 4735 10736 2021-07-15 2,602 0
What's the name of the agent you plan to go to? textarea textarea 0 4735 10737 2021-07-15 2,602 0
How severe is the littering problem in your neighbourhood? radio Very severe / Somewhat severe / A little severe / Not severe at all / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 4734 10735 2021-07-14 20,661 0
With the Euro final in mind, would you be likely to choose Italy as a holiday destination in the future? radio Much more likely / Somewhat more likely / Neither more nor less likely / Somewhat less likely / Much less likely / Prefer not to say 0 4733 10734 2021-07-14 1,042 0
Are you planning on purchasing a car in the next 6 months? radio Yes, a new car / Yes, a used car / No / Prefer not to say 0 4732 10733 2021-07-14 79,876 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4731 10732 2021-07-13 2,004 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4730 10731 2021-07-13 10,000 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4729 10730 2021-07-13 10,000 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4728 10729 2021-07-13 10,043 0
Have you ever found money in the street? radio Yes, many times / Yes, once or twice / Never / Prefer not to say 0 4727 10728 2021-07-13 501 0
Would you describe yourself as more of a planner or an improviser? radio More of a planner / More of an improviser / Prefer not to say 0 4726 10727 2021-07-13 730 0
Before you reached retirement age - which of the below most represented what you hoped for from your retirement? radio Spending more time with family / A chance to pursue my current hobbies and passions / A chance to travel more / A chance to explore new hobbies and passions / Time to relax and take it easy / A chance to switch to a new career / Prefer not to say 0 4722 10717 2021-07-13 525 0
Now you are of retirement age - which of the below best represents your main focus? radio Spending more time with family / Pursuing my existing hobbies and passions / Travelling more / Exploring new hobbies and passions / Spending my time relaxing and taking it easy / Pursuing a new career / Prefer not to say 0 4722 10718 2021-07-13 525 0
Before you reached retirement age, how busy did you consider yourself? radio Very busy/too busy / Almost always busy / Reasonably busy / Not very busy / Not at all busy / Prefer not to say 0 4722 10719 2021-07-13 525 0
Now you’re of retirement age, how busy are you aiming to stay? radio Very busy/too busy / Almost always busy / Reasonably busy / Not very busy / Not at all busy / Prefer not to say 0 4722 10720 2021-07-13 525 0
Do you plan to holiday abroad this summer now that restrictions have been relaxed for those who are two dose vaccinated against Covid? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4721 10714 2021-07-13 3,039 0
Will you still stick to green list destinations despite this relaxation in restrictions? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4721 10715 2021-07-13 3,039 0
Has the ability to travel without quarantine (if vaccinated) made you more likely to get your Covid vaccines? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4721 10716 2021-07-13 3,039 0
Given the restrictions of the past 15 months, are you now more likely to use virtual/digital viewings or tours to view a potential property purchase? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4720 10711 2021-07-13 3,006 0
Have you used any digital offering to look at property listings in the past 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4720 10712 2021-07-13 3,006 0
Are you now more likely to purchase or rent a home by using a digital/virtual viewing service? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4720 10713 2021-07-13 3,006 0
Does Tahiti feel like an appealing long haul holiday destination? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 4719 10709 2021-07-12 1,016 0
Which of the following long haul holiday destination is most appealing to you? radio Hawaii / Tahiti / Mauritius / Maldives / Fiji / Seychelles / Cook Islands / New-Caledonia / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4719 10710 2021-07-12 1,016 0
With everything happening around covid, does it feel too early to start looking at long haul destinations? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4718 10706 2021-07-12 1,538 0
When are you looking to travel again to a long haul holiday destination? (tick all that apply) checkbox Summer 2021 / Autumn/Winter 2021 / Spring/Summer 2022 / Autumn/Winter 2022 / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4718 10707 2021-07-12 1,538 0
How much of a factor is the the current covid situation in influencing your booking for a long haul destination? radio Significant factor / Slight factor / Not a factor / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4718 10708 2021-07-12 1,538 0
Do you support or oppose England footballers taking the knee before matches? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4716 10704 2021-07-12 5,831 0
Would you be interested in taking advantage of 50% off Nespresso compatible pods from Pact Coffee? checkbox Yes, show me now / Yes, email me the details / No / Prefer not to say 0 4715 10703 2021-07-12 2,432 0
Would you be interested in trying out Pact Coffee with £5 off on your first order? checkbox Yes, show me now / Yes, email me the details / No / Prefer not to say 0 4714 10702 2021-07-12 6,787 0
Who will win the Euro 2020 final? checkbox England / Italy / Prefer not to say 0 4713 10701 2021-07-10 2,007 0
What car would you ideally like to drive? textarea textarea 0 4712 10700 2021-07-10 223 0
What quality toilet paper do you usually buy> radio Not applicable / Basic / Mid-range / Premium / Prefer not to say 1 4711 10699 2021-07-09 19,769 0
What quality bin bags do you usually buy? radio Not applicable / Basic / Mid-range / Premium / Prefer not to say 1 4710 10698 2021-07-09 20,191 0
Have you taken out a breakdown cover for your car from any of the following companies? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Not applicable / LV= Britannia Rescue / Green Flag / GEM Motoring Assist / RAC / AA / Admiral / Other companies / Prefer not to say 1 4709 10697 2021-07-09 59,904 0
Do you always install an update for your smartphone's software as soon as it becomes available? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 4708 10696 2021-07-09 20,049 0
Which country do you think has handled the coronavirus pandemic the best? textarea textarea 0 4707 10695 2021-07-09 246 0
Who is your favourite person called Harry? radio Harry Kane / Prince Harry / Harry Styles / Harry Houdini / Harry Maguire / Harry Redknapp / Harry Connick Jr / Harry Hill / Another Harry / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4706 10694 2021-07-09 1,064 0
Do you work through an umbrella company? radio Yes / No / Not sure / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 4705 10693 2021-07-09 539 0
Which of these policies would you support? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Universal basic income / Children under 18 able to change gender / Reinstating the death penalty / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4704 10691 2021-07-09 146,142 0
Where would you place the political affiliation of the current UK government? radio Strongly left wing / Mildly left wing / Centrist / Mildly right wing / Strongly right wing / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 4704 10692 2021-07-09 146,142 0
Do you agree or disagree that immigrants to Britain should be required to learn English? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 4703 10689 2021-07-09 163,188 0
Do you agree or disagree that racism in Britain is a major problem for society? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 4703 10690 2021-07-09 163,188 0
Do you agree or disagree that that transgender people who identify as women are women? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 4702 10687 2021-07-09 155,610 0
Do you agree or disagree that more should be done to support gay and lesbian people in Britain? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 4702 10688 2021-07-09 155,610 0
Do you agree or disagree with the BBC policy to have no "all male" panel shows? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 4701 10685 2021-07-09 163,398 0
Do you agree or disagree that more should be done to support members of ethnic minority groups in Britain? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 4701 10686 2021-07-09 163,398 0
Do you agree or disagree that Britain and other western countries should be ashamed of their imperial past? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 4700 10683 2021-07-09 159,700 0
Do you agree or disagree that more should be done to support transgender people in Britain? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 4700 10684 2021-07-09 159,700 0
Which website first comes to mind if you want to browse for a used car online? radio AutoTrader / Motors / YesAuto / heycar / CarGurus / Facebook Marketplace / Ebay / Gumtree / Other / I don't know any used car websites / Prefer not to say 1 4699 10682 2021-07-08 64,841 0
How do you make your coffee? checkbox Grind and brew maker / Instant coffee / Nespresso machine (single serve coffee maker) / Drip coffee maker / Pour over coffee maker / French press / Espresso maker / Stove top espresso maker / I do not make coffee / Another coffee making method / Prefer not to say 1 4698 10681 2021-07-08 75,419 0
Do you think Sterling should have been awarded the penalty last night? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4697 10680 2021-07-08 1,000 0
Who's going to win the Euros? radio England / Italy / Denmark / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4696 10679 2021-07-07 169 0
When you have a choice, how do you prefer to pay for goods or services? radio Cash / Debit or credit card / Through a dedicated app or online marketplace / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4695 10678 2021-07-07 239 0
Do you know from memory the multiplication table (times table), up to all products of two one-digit numbers? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4694 10677 2021-07-07 5 0
How often do you normally visit a JD Wetherspoons pub? radio Never / Every now and then / About once a month / Several times a month / About once a week / Several times a week / Daily / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4693 10674 2021-07-07 10,029 0
Would you be pleased or displeased if Wetherspoons opened a new pub on or near your high street? If they already have, are you pleased or displeased? radio Very pleased / Somewhat pleased / Neither pleased nor displeased / Somewhat displeased / Very displeased / Prefer not to say 0 4693 10675 2021-07-07 10,029 0
Why? textarea textarea 0 4693 10676 2021-07-07 10,029 0
How much do you think it costs to put a child through university? radio £0 - £19,999 / £20,000 - £39,000 / £40,000 - £59,000 / £60,000 - £79,999 / £80,000 - £99,999 / £100,000+ / Prefer not to say 0 4692 10673 2021-07-07 2,003 0
Do you use any of the following train services at least once every 6 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Local South West England services (West of Plymouth) / Long distance mainline GWR services (2hr duration +) – Cardiff/ Newport/ Exeter/ Plymouth through Bristol/ Swindon to London / Thames Valley services / “Commuter belt” mainline services east of Bristol / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4690 10671 2021-07-07 506 0
Do you use any of the following train services in Wales? (Tick all that apply) checkbox North Wales / South Wales / South Wales Coast (West of Cardiff) / Central Wales local services (excluding Valley Lines) / Welsh borders – Newport – Chester / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4689 10669 2021-07-07 122 0
How frequently do you use these services? radio Very frequenty - at least two times a week / Somewhat frequent - at least once every six months / Not frequent at all - less than once every six months / Prefer not to say 0 4689 10670 2021-07-07 122 0
Which of the following train routes do you use at least 2 times a week? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Reading to London Paddington (GWR) / Oxford/Didcot/Swindon to London Paddington (GWR) / Thames Valley stations West of Oxford to London Paddington / Any route to Bristol/Bath / Any route to Exeter/Plymouth / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4688 10668 2021-07-07 528 0
Which, if any, of the following supermarkets do you regularly shop at? checkbox Tesco / One Stop / Asda / Sainsbury's / Morrisons / M&S / Waitrose / Aldi / Lidl / Ocado / Co-op / Iceland / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4687 10666 2021-07-06 878 0
In your own words, how important have supermarkets been to you during lockdown? textarea textarea 0 4687 10667 2021-07-06 878 0
What is your level of competence in British sign language? radio Fluent / Conversational / Basic / I don't know British sign language / Prefer not to say 1 4686 10665 2021-07-06 67,005 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4685 10664 2021-07-06 2,008 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4684 10663 2021-07-06 10,012 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4683 10662 2021-07-06 10,039 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4682 10661 2021-07-06 10,002 0
Does the planned lifting of mask rules in indoor public spaces make you feel more free, or less free? radio Much more free / A bit more free / Neither more nor less free / A bit less free / Much less free / Prefer not to say 0 4681 10660 2021-07-06 1,069 0
Are you responsible for buying groceries at your household? radio Yes, solely responsible / Yes, jointly responsible / No, not responsible / Prefer not to say 0 4680 10657 2021-07-05 314 0
Which of the following do you purchase groceries? (Please consider all your grocery purchasing - from 'main’ shopping occasions through to smaller ‘top up’ shops and even shops for one or two items.) checkbox Large supermarket - In store e.g. Tesco Extra / Convenience store - In store e.g. Tesco express, Sainsbury’s Local / Online –for delivery / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4680 10658 2021-07-05 314 0
Which retailers do you tend to use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Aldi/Lidl LARGE SUPERMARKET ONLY / Amazon/Ocado - online only / Local independent corner shop / Other supermarkets / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4680 10659 2021-07-05 314 0
Which of the following professionals have you ever hired for their services? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Personal fitness trainer / Dietician/nutritionist / Legal advisor / Family doctor / Financial advisor / Life coach / Make-up artist / Videographer/photographer / Musician/instrumentalist / Private tutor / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4679 10656 2021-07-05 19,813 0
Which of the following do you purchase groceries? (Please consider all your grocery purchasing - from 'main’ shopping occasions through to smaller ‘top up’ shops and even shops for one or two items.) checkbox Large supermarket - In store e.g. Tesco Extra / Convenience store - In store e.g. Tesco express, Sainsbury’s Local / Online – for delivery / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4678 10654 2021-07-05 264 0
Which retailers do you tend to use? checkbox Asda / Tesco / Morrisons / Sainsbury's / Co-op / Waitrose / M&S / Lidl LARGE SUPERMARKET ONLY / Aldi LARGE SUPERMARKET ONLY / Local independent corner shop / Spar / One Stop / Amazon - ONLINE ONLY / Ocado - ONLINE ONLY / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4678 10655 2021-07-05 264 0
Would you prefer to own a car or lease it monthly? radio Lease month to month / Buy the car with a loan or savings / Lease it over three years / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4677 10653 2021-07-05 246 0
Communities Minister Robert Jenrick has said that from July 19th, legal restrictions around wearing masks in England will be removed. How likely or unlikely are you to continue to wear a mask in places that currently require one after July 19th? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Neither likely nor unlikely / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4676 10650 2021-07-05 13,255 0
Do you think that the decision to remove the legal restrictions around masks has come too soon, too late or at the correct time? radio Much too soon / A bit too soon / The right time / A bit too late / Much too late / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4676 10651 2021-07-05 13,255 0
Does this decision make you more likely or less likely to visit an establishment, such as a shop, that would currently require you and others to wear a mask? radio Much more likely / A little more likely / No effect / A little less likely / Much less likely / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4676 10652 2021-07-05 13,255 0
Would you consider yourself a prospective post-graduate student? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4675 10649 2021-07-05 104 0
Which of the following low cost fitness gyms have you used? (Tick all that apply) checkbox PureGym / The Gym Group / Energie Fitness (formerly Fit4less) / Xercise4Less / Other / I have never used low cost fitness gyms / Prefer not to say 1 4673 10646 2021-07-02 66,747 0
Have you ever used a toilet in a McDonald's without being a customer for the occasion? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4672 10645 2021-07-02 20,727 0
Have you ever bought food or drinks for a stranger on the street asking for help? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4671 10644 2021-07-02 20,035 0
Which of the following brands of rinse-off hair conditioner/treatment do you regularly buy and use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Pantene / L’oreal / Kerastase / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4670 10642 2021-07-02 521 0
Which rinse-off hair conditioner/treatment product type do you buy and use? checkbox Tube / Jar / Ampoule / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4670 10643 2021-07-02 521 0
Does the Matt Hancock scandal make you less likely to vote Conservative in upcoming elections? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4669 10641 2021-07-02 5,210 0
Where have you ever been camping? checkbox North Wales / South Wales / North England / South England / East of England / Midlands / Scotland / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4668 10640 2021-07-02 220 0
Where would you place the political affiliation of the current UK government? radio Strongly left-wing / Mildly left-wing / Centrist / Mildly right-wing / Strongly right-wing / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4667 10638 2021-07-02 4,999 0
Which of these policies would you support? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Universal basic income / Children under 18 able to change gender / Reinstating the death penalty / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4667 10639 2021-07-02 4,999 0
Do you use the social media platform Twitter? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4666 10636 2021-07-02 5,001 0
Do you use the social media platform Instagram? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4666 10637 2021-07-02 5,001 0
Do you agree or disagree that democracy has failed in Britain and needs to be changed? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4665 10634 2021-07-02 5,000 0
Do you agree or disagree that democracy in Britain has worked well to keep extremists out of power? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4665 10635 2021-07-02 5,000 0
Do you agree or disagree that British society and institutions need to be completely overturned to create a fairer society? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4664 10632 2021-07-02 5,003 0
Do you agree or disagree that social progress comes better from a series of small improvements rather than from a sudden large change? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4664 10633 2021-07-02 5,003 0
Do you agree or disagree that Britain and other western countries are a good example to the rest of the world? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4663 10630 2021-07-02 4,998 0
Do you agree or disagree that Britain and other western countries should be ashamed of their imperial past? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4663 10631 2021-07-02 4,998 0
Do you agree or disagree that western societies have caused many of the world’s problems? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4662 10628 2021-07-02 5,002 0
Do you agree or disagree that we should encourage the values of democracy, private enterprise and free speech in other countries? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4662 10629 2021-07-02 5,002 0
Do you agree or disagree that big business takes advantage of ordinary people? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4661 10626 2021-07-02 5,007 0
Do you agree or disagree that capitalism is the best way of creating a functioning society? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4661 10627 2021-07-02 5,007 0
Do you agree or disagree that capitalism is incompatible with a fair society? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Prefer not to say 0 4660 10623 2021-07-02 7,503 0
Do you have a positive or a negative view of capitalism? radio Strongly positive / Positive / Neither positive nor negative / Negative / Strongly negative / Prefer not to say 0 4660 10624 2021-07-02 7,503 0
Do you agree or disagree that private enterprise is the best way to solve Britain’s economic problems? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4660 10625 2021-07-02 7,503 0
Do you agree or disagree that freedom of speech is often used to hurt minorities and damage society? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Prefer not to say 0 4659 10620 2021-07-02 7,504 0
Do you enjoy "politically incorrect" jokes? radio Often / Sometimes / Seldom / Never / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4659 10621 2021-07-02 7,504 0
Do you agree or disagree with the BBC policy to have no "all male" panel shows? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4659 10622 2021-07-02 7,504 0
Which of the following types of speech should be prohibited by law? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Speech directly inciting violence against other people / Speech encouraging hatred against other people / Speech which causes offence to some people / Speech which criticises or ridicules minority groups / Speech which supports right-wing political ideas / Speech which supports left-wing political ideas / Speech which is hostile to the government / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4658 10617 2021-07-02 7,561 0
Which of the following types of speech should be protected by law so that people are free to say them? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Speech directly inciting violence against other people / Speech encouraging hatred against other people / Speech which causes offence to some people / Speech which criticises or ridicules minority groups / Speech which supports right-wing political ideas / Speech which supports left-wing political ideas / Speech which is hostile to the government / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4658 10618 2021-07-02 7,561 0
Do you agree or disagree that freedom of speech is more important than avoiding causing offence to minority groups? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Prefer not to say 0 4658 10619 2021-07-02 7,561 0
Do you agree or disagree that official help should be given to people based only on their personal circumstances and not on membership of any minority group? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Prefer not to say 0 4657 10615 2021-07-02 5,009 0
Do you agree or disagree that people should be treated equally, whether or not they are a member of a minority group? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4657 10616 2021-07-02 5,009 0
Do you agree or disagree that more should be done to support members of ethnic minority groups in Britain? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4656 10612 2021-07-02 7,503 0
Do you agree or disagree that more should be done to support gay and lesbian people in Britain? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Prefer not to say 0 4656 10613 2021-07-02 7,503 0
Do you agree or disagree that more should be done to support transgender people in Britain? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4656 10614 2021-07-02 7,503 0
Do you agree or disagree that immigrants to Britain should be required to learn English? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4655 10610 2021-07-02 5,000 0
Do you agree or disagree that that transgender people who identify as women are women? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Prefer not to say 0 4655 10611 2021-07-02 5,000 0
Do you agree or disagree that members of minority groups should keep their own separate identity? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4654 10607 2021-07-02 7,497 0
Do you agree or disagree that minority groups should aim towards full acceptance and integration with wider society? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4654 10608 2021-07-02 7,497 0
Do you agree or disagree that it should be easier for transgender people to change their legal gender? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4654 10609 2021-07-02 7,497 0
Do you agree or disagree that people of all races in Britain are usually treated fairly? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Prefer not to say 0 4653 10605 2021-07-02 4,998 0
Do you agree or disagree that racism in Britain is a major problem for society? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4653 10606 2021-07-02 4,998 0
How important do you feel it is to do more to tackle racial injustice in Britain? radio Very important / Quite important / Not very important / Not at all important / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4652 10603 2021-07-02 5,001 0
How successful do you think Britain has been in ensuring racial equality? radio Very successful / Quite successful / Not very successful / Not at all successful / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4652 10604 2021-07-02 5,001 0
Do you agree or disagree that most people in Britain have a fair opportunity to do well? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4651 10601 2021-07-02 5,000 0
Do you agree or disagree that there is one law for the rich and one for the poor? radio Agree strongly / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Disagree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4651 10602 2021-07-02 5,000 0
How important do you feel it is to do more to tackle social injustice in Britain? radio Very important / Quite important / Not very important / Not at all important / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4650 10599 2021-07-02 5,000 0
How successful do you think Britain has been in ensuring social justice? radio Very successful / Quite successful / Not very successful / Not at all successful / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4650 10600 2021-07-02 5,000 0
Which of the following, if any, are a "game" and not a proper sport? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Tennis / Motor racing / Horse racing / Golf / Rugby / Football / Cricket / Boxing / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4649 10598 2021-07-01 1,032 0
Have you ever been on a televised advert? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 4647 10596 2021-07-01 21,045 0
Have you ever viewed a property in person with no intention of buying it? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4645 10593 2021-07-01 259 0
Why did you view a property in person with no intention of buying it? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Curiosity / It belongs to a neighbour/friend/colleague / It was luxurious/expensive / It was rundown/inexpensive / It had unusual features / It featured in the media / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4645 10594 2021-07-01 259 0
Have you ever looked at an online property listing with no intention of viewing the property? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4644 10591 2021-07-01 1,912 0
Have you ever viewed a property virtually with no intention of viewing or buying it? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4644 10592 2021-07-01 1,912 0
Why did you view a property virtually with no intention of buying it? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Curiosity / It belongs to a neighbour/friend/colleague / It was luxurious/expensive / It was rundown/inexpensive / It had unusual features / It featured in the media / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4644 10595 2021-07-01 1,912 0
How important is the quality of the furniture in a rental property? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not important at all / Prefer not to say 0 4643 10589 2021-07-01 2,026 0
How much more would you be willing to pay for a well-furnished property? radio Much more / A little bit more / Would not pay more / Prefer not to say 0 4643 10590 2021-07-01 2,026 0
Would you be more likely to view a rental property if it was already furnished? radio Much more likely / Somewhat more likely / Not more likely at all / Prefer not to say 0 4642 10587 2021-07-01 2,042 0
Would you be more likely to rent a property if it was already furnished? radio Much more likely / Somewhat more likely / Not more likely at all / Prefer not to say 0 4642 10588 2021-07-01 2,042 0
"Conscious consumerism is when buying practices are driven by a commitment to making purchasing decisions that have positive social, economic, and environmental impact." Do you consider yourself to be a conscious consumer? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4641 10586 2021-07-01 238 0
Which of the following Your Co-op goods/services do you use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Your Co-op Food / Your Co-op Energy / Your Co-op Travel / Your Co-op Pharmacy / Your Co-op Shop / Your Co-op Membership / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4640 10585 2021-07-01 224 0
Do businesses worry too much about how employees behave in their interactions with one another? radio Very much so / Somewhat so / Not at all / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4639 10584 2021-07-01 5,018 0
Do you own a TV from any of the following brands? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I don't own a TV / Samsung / LG / Panasonic / Sony / Toshiba / Bush / Philips / Hitachi / JVC / Other brands / Prefer not to say 0 4638 10583 2021-06-30 30,905 0
Where do you think COVID-19 came from? textarea textarea 0 4637 10582 2021-06-30 232 0
To which of the following ethnic groups do you consider yourself to belong? checkbox Pakistani / Bangladeshi / Indian / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4636 10581 2021-06-30 103 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4635 10580 2021-06-29 2,006 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4634 10579 2021-06-29 10,009 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4633 10578 2021-06-29 10,036 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4632 10577 2021-06-29 10,018 0
On average, how much tip (gratuity) do you give a waitor/waitress after dining at a restaurant? radio Not applicable / £0 / £1 - £4 / £5 - £10 / £11 - £20 / £20+ / Prefer not to say 1 4631 10576 2021-06-29 17,876 0
Which of the following statements do you agree with when thinking about your retail and leisure experiences during the COVID-19 lockdowns? (tick all that apply) checkbox I have missed human contact when visiting hospitality and retail destinations / I enjoy using technology to order and buy things in store or in a hospitality environment and hope it remains / I miss speaking to staff in retail environments who can help me make my buying decision / I find using technology to order and buy things in store or in a hospitality environment frustrating / Having to use my phone in retail and leisure environments to order is very distracting / The lack of human interaction hasn’t enhanced my experience while shopping / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4630 10573 2021-06-29 3,452 0
Thinking about the airport retail experience specifically, if there are still restrictions in place when you next visit, what elements of that shopping experience will you miss? (tick all that apply) checkbox Touching products / Smelling products / Being given samples by staff / Speaking to promotional staff / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4630 10574 2021-06-29 3,452 0
Do you agree with the following statement: When it comes to shopping and enjoying leisure facilities I realise how important having human interaction is now. radio Yes / No / N/A / Prefer not to say 0 4630 10575 2021-06-29 3,452 0
Are England going to beat Germany tomorrow? checkbox Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4629 10572 2021-06-28 1,014 0
Do you say "should of" or "should have"? radio Should of / Should have / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 4628 10571 2021-06-28 20,737 0
What's the first thing that springs to mind when you think of Matt Hancock? textarea textarea 0 4627 10570 2021-06-28 258 0
Do you work in any of the following professions? radio Banking / Finance / Insurance Broker services / Manufacturing / Construction / Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing / Other profession / I don't work / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4626 10568 2021-06-28 51 0
Do you work in a…. radio Start up (<10 employees) / Small to Medium business (10-250 Employees) / Large business (250-999 Employees) / Enterprise (1000+ Employees) / Prefer not to say 0 4626 10569 2021-06-28 51 0
What is your favourite TV show? textarea textarea 0 4625 10567 2021-06-28 229 0
Imagine you're walking down the street and the stranger in front of you drops a £20 note without noticing. What do you do? textarea textarea 0 4624 10566 2021-06-27 265 0
What flavour Walkers crisps are your favourite? textarea textarea 0 4623 10565 2021-06-26 234 0
Should Matt Hancock resign as health secretary? checkbox Yes / No / I don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 4622 10564 2021-06-25 5,497 0
Which of the following top 10 most subscribed to Youtube channels in the UK are you currently subscribed to? (Tick all that apply) checkbox NoCopyrightSound / DanTDM / KSI / Mister Max / Miss Katy / Ali - A / Coldplay Official / Toys and little Gaby / Britain's Got Talent / Masha and The Bear / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4621 10563 2021-06-25 11,082 0
How intimidated would you say you are by technology? radio Very intimidated / Somewhat intimidated / Not intimidated at all / Prefer not to say 1 4620 10562 2021-06-25 20,163 0
Have you ever been stung by a bee? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4619 10561 2021-06-25 20,797 0
Do you work in any of the following professions? radio Banking / Finance / Insurance / Manufacturing / Construction / Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing / Human Health / Social Work / Teaching / Education / Accommodation / Food Services / Law enforcement / Armed forces / Fire Service / App Development, Marketing or Strategy / Other profession / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4618 10559 2021-06-25 41 0
Do you work in a…. radio Start up (<10 employees) / Small to medium business (10-250 employees) / Large business (250-999 employees) / Enterprise (1000+ employees) / Prefer not to say 0 4618 10560 2021-06-25 41 0
Do you intend to sell your home in the next: - radio 3 months / 6 months / 12 months / 24 months / I don't intend to sell in the next 2 years / Prefer not to say 0 4616 10556 2021-06-25 554 0
If you do intend to sell, will a dip in property values deter you? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4616 10557 2021-06-25 554 0
How concerned are you with the value of your home falling now the initial stamp duty deadline has expired? radio Very concerned / Somewhat concerned / Not concerned at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4615 10554 2021-06-25 2,030 0
How concerned are you with the value of your home falling when the second stamp duty deadline expires? radio Very concerned / Somewhat concerned / Not concerned at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4615 10555 2021-06-25 2,030 0
On average, how much do you spend on household maintenance per year? radio £0 to £500 / £501 to £1000 / £1001 to £1500 / £1501 to £2000 / £2001+ / Prefer not to say 0 4614 10552 2021-06-25 2,030 0
What would you do if you were faced with an unexpected significant cost (e.g. £5,000) for home maintenance e.g. a new boiler, new windows, roof repair etc? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Use my savings / Use loan or credit cards / Temporary fix until I can afford proper fix / Borrow money from friends / family / partner / Other / Do nothing / Prefer not to say 0 4614 10553 2021-06-25 2,030 0
Which of the following maintenance issues have you had within your property? (Tick all that apply) checkbox General DIY / Electrical / Gas/boiler / Roof / Natural - knotweed, rats, mice, squirrels, wasps, woodworm etc / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4613 10550 2021-06-25 2,035 0
Do you contribute regularly towards saving/budgeting for home maintenance? radio Yes, I have specific savings for home maintenance / No, but I have general savings / No savings or plan in place / Prefer not to say 0 4613 10551 2021-06-25 2,035 0
How important is it that your home furniture matches your wider lifestyle? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not important at all / Prefer not to say 0 4612 10548 2021-06-25 2,033 0
How important is your furniture within family life? E.g family dinner time, movie night etc radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not important at all / Prefer not to say 0 4612 10549 2021-06-25 2,033 0
What is your favourite furniture item in your home? textarea textarea 0 4611 10546 2021-06-25 2,011 0
Why is it your favourite? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Comfort / Most frequently used / Most fit for purpose / Style - antique/modern / Sentimental value / Branded / Handmade/bespoke / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4611 10547 2021-06-25 2,011 0
Would you take a reduced salary in return for a flexible working arrangement? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4610 10544 2021-06-25 2,026 0
Do you intend to look for a new job if a flexible working arrangement isn’t implemented within your workplace? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4610 10545 2021-06-25 2,026 0
Which of the following do you feel are positively impacted by working in an office compared to working from home? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Productivity / Career related stress / Covid anxiety / Personal fatigue / Work-life balance / Career progression / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4609 10542 2021-06-25 2,054 0
Which of the following do you feel are negatively impacted by working in an office compared to working from home? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Productivity / Career related stress / Covid anxiety / Personal fatigue / Work-life balance / Career progression / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4609 10543 2021-06-25 2,054 0
How many alarms do you set in the morning? radio Not applicable / 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / Prefer not to say 1 4608 10541 2021-06-24 20,337 0
Do you understand the Pick My Postcode Bonus system? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4607 10538 2021-06-24 3,179 0
Please list all the ways that you think you can add to your Bonus. textarea textarea 0 4607 10539 2021-06-24 3,179 0
When can you claim your Bonus? textarea textarea 0 4607 10540 2021-06-24 3,179 0
A survey this week claimed that one in 12 parents regret having children. If you are a parent, do you regret it? radio Not a parent / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4606 10537 2021-06-24 2,042 0
You told us your daughter(s) is born in 2015/2016, does she have an older sibling(s)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4605 10535 2021-06-24 200 0
Has the older sibling(s) played with LEGO? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4605 10536 2021-06-24 200 0
Are you a regular bus customer pre-pandemic? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4604 10533 2021-06-24 144 0
Are you opposed to using bus sevices? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4604 10534 2021-06-24 144 0
Do you understand what Bonuses are on pickmypostcode? radio Yes / No / Not really / Prefer not to say 0 4603 10530 2021-06-24 3,113 0
Please list the ways you can boost your Bonus. textarea textarea 0 4603 10531 2021-06-24 3,113 0
Please briefly explain how you can get your Bonus. textarea It's added to your winnings each time you win / Withdraw when you've accumulated £20 / Withdraw whenever you want / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4603 10532 2021-06-24 3,113 0
Have you noticed a change in the price of building materials as the Covid-19 restrictions have been lifted this year? radio Increased a lot / Increased a little / No change / Decreased a little / Decreased a lot / I wouldn't know / Prefer not to say 0 4602 10529 2021-06-24 4,311 0
Have you noticed a change in the price of groceries as the Covid-19 restrictions have been lifted this year? radio Increased a lot / Increased a little / No change / Decreased a little / Decreased a lot / I wouldn't know / Prefer not to say 0 4599 10524 2021-06-24 25,009 0
Have you noticed a change in the price of fuel as the Covid-19 restrictions have been lifted this year? radio Increased a lot / Increased a little / No change / Decreased a little / Decreased a lot / I wouldn't know / Prefer not to say 0 4599 10525 2021-06-24 25,009 0
Have you noticed a change in the price of holidays as the Covid-19 restrictions have been lifted this year? radio Increased a lot / Increased a little / No change / Decreased a little / Decreased a lot / I wouldn't know / Prefer not to say 0 4599 10526 2021-06-24 25,009 0
Have you noticed a change in the price of hospitality (eating/drinking out) as the Covid-19 restrictions have been lifted this year? radio Increased a lot / Increased a little / No change / Decreased a little / Decreased a lot / I wouldn't know / Prefer not to say 0 4599 10527 2021-06-24 25,009 0
Have you noticed a change in the price of clothing as the Covid-19 restrictions have been lifted this year? radio Increased a lot / Increased a little / No change / Decreased a little / Decreased a lot / I wouldn't know / Prefer not to say 0 4599 10528 2021-06-24 25,009 0
"The UK has become overly politically correct and oversensitive." Do you agree or disagree? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 1 4598 10523 2021-06-23 19,657 0
What goods and services, if any, have you noticed are more expensive as the Covid-19 restrictions have been lifted this year? textarea textarea 0 4597 10522 2021-06-23 229 0
Trustedreviews.com gives thorough, unbiased and independent advice on consumer electronics (gadgets, appliances, etc.) Would you be interested in receiving regular emails with up to date product reviews and deals from them? radio No thanks / Yes, daily / Yes, weekly / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4595 10520 2021-06-23 156 0
Have you ever changed your legal name? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4594 10519 2021-06-22 20,281 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4593 10518 2021-06-22 2,006 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4592 10517 2021-06-22 10,009 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4591 10516 2021-06-22 10,006 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4590 10515 2021-06-22 10,013 0
What's your favourite football team? textarea textarea 0 4589 10514 2021-06-22 231 0
Should England lose on purpose against the Czech Republic tonight in order to get easier opponents in the next round? checkbox Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4588 10513 2021-06-22 1,030 0
Do you plan on traveling this year? radio Yes, domestically / Yes, internationally / No / Prefer not to say 0 4587 10511 2021-06-22 33,351 0
Where to? textarea textarea 0 4587 10512 2021-06-22 33,351 0
Which of the following do you think has the best chance of leading Labour to victory at the next general election? radio Andy Burnham / Angela Rayner / Lisa Nandy / Yvette Cooper / Rachel Reeves / Zarah Sultana / Sadiq Khan / Jess Phillips / Rosena Allin-Khan / Clive Lewis / Keir Starmer / Other / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4586 10510 2021-06-22 6,289 0
Which of the following types of products, if any, do you have influence over purchasing at work? radio Fire safety / Security / Stationery / Audio / Visual / Cleaning / Smart home / Home automation / Food and drink / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4585 10509 2021-06-21 510 0
What do you think being a volunteer companion involves? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Listening to someone elderly tell stories / Feeding their pets / Going out for dinner / Visiting their family / Having a cuppa / Playing tennis / Playing cards / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4583 10507 2021-06-21 205 0
Would you let your neighbour borrow your car to drive their pet to Portugal and return it in one week while you're away on holiday? radio Yes / No / I don't have a car / Prefer not to say 0 4582 10506 2021-06-19 243 0
Is it okay to have a house party (in and outdoors) on the 9th of July? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4581 10505 2021-06-19 229 0
What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Idris Elba? textarea textarea 0 4580 10504 2021-06-19 245 0
Roughly when, if at all, do you think you will purchase/lease an electric car? radio Never / More than 5 years from now / 3-5 years from now / 1-3 years from now / In the next year / I already own one / Prefer not to say 0 4579 10502 2021-06-19 7,836 0
Would you like to earn £100 by taking part in an online market research community where you will share your views on electric cars over three 30-45 minute sessions? radio Yes, I want to apply now / Yes, email me the details / No thanks / Prefer not to say 0 4579 10503 2021-06-19 7,836 0
Have you ever received a parking fine? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4578 10501 2021-06-18 20,655 0
To what extent do you agree with "The area I live in is over-populated." ? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 1 4577 10500 2021-06-18 20,082 0
Have you ever been a victim of violent crime? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4576 10499 2021-06-18 1,246 0
When looking for work, which of the following aspects of a job are important to you? checkbox Good salary / Guaranteed hours / Flexible hours / Job security / Interesting work / Independence and autonomy / Pleasant working environment / Ability to choose where you work / Allows work / life balance / Low levels of stress / Low levels of physical exertion / Ability to interact with work colleagues / Ability to interact with members of the public / Ability to learn on job / Ability to progress in the organisation / Helping deliver an important or high quality product or service / Short commute / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4575 10497 2021-06-18 638 0
And in your own words, what are the most important aspects of a job to you? textarea textarea 0 4575 10498 2021-06-18 638 0
Have you been contacted by someone who isn’t who they say they are (aka catfishing) on a dating app? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4574 10494 2021-06-18 3,009 0
Have you actively searched for someone on the internet to confirm their identity after matching with them on a dating app? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4574 10495 2021-06-18 3,009 0
What precautions do you take when meeting someone you met online? textarea textarea 0 4574 10496 2021-06-18 3,009 0
Do you support or oppose such a policy to become a legal requirement? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4572 10492 2021-06-18 2,087 0
How many times did you view your last home before you decided to buy it? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 or more / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4568 10484 2021-06-18 5,014 0
Would the ability to have viewed the property via a guided virtual tour removed the need for an initial viewing? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4568 10485 2021-06-18 5,014 0
How many other homes did you view before buying? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 or more / Prefer not to say 0 4568 10486 2021-06-18 5,014 0
Would the ability to have viewed each property via a guided virtual tour have removed the need for viewing these properties? radio Yes, all of them / Yes, most of them / Yes, a few of them / No, I would have still viewed in person afterwards / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4568 10487 2021-06-18 5,014 0
How long did you spend during each viewing? radio 30 minutes or less / 30 minutes to an hour / 1 hour+ / Prefer not to say 0 4568 10488 2021-06-18 5,014 0
Do you support or oppose plain packaging restrictions on chocolate, like the those already applied to cigarettes, as a means of fighting obesity? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4567 10482 2021-06-18 590 0
Do you support or oppose chocolate packaging carrying health warnings, like the those on cigarettes, as a means of fighting obesity? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4567 10483 2021-06-18 590 0
Do you support or oppose plain packaging restrictions on chocolate, like the those already applied to cigarettes, as a means of fighting obesity? radio Support / Oppose / Neither support nor oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4565 10478 2021-06-18 134 0
Do you support or oppose plain packaging restrictions on chocolate as a means of fighting obesity? radio Support / Oppose / Neither support nor oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4564 10477 2021-06-18 124 0
Do you support or oppose plain packaging restrictions on chocolate, like the those already applied to cigarettes? radio Support / Oppose / Neither support nor oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4563 10476 2021-06-18 133 0
To what extent would you support or oppose plain packaging restrictions on junk food products (unbranded drinks bottles, for example), like the those already applied to cigarettes? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4562 10474 2021-06-18 275 0
To what extent would you support or oppose mandatory health warnings on junk food products, like those already applied to cigarettes? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4562 10475 2021-06-18 275 0
To help fight obesity, to what extent would you support or oppose plain packaging restrictions on junk food products (unbranded drinks bottles, for example), like the those already applied to cigarettes? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4561 10472 2021-06-18 257 0
To help fight obesity, to what extent would you support or oppose mandatory health warnings on junk food products, like those already applied to cigarettes? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4561 10473 2021-06-18 257 0
Which of the following dating apps/websites have you used? radio I have never used dating apps/websites / Tinder / Bumble / Hinge / OKCupid / Plenty of Fish (POF) / Badoo / Happn / Other dating apps/websites / Prefer not to say 1 4560 10471 2021-06-18 84,201 0
Do you have a secondary social media account? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4559 10469 2021-06-18 318 0
Can you tell us why you do? textarea textarea 0 4559 10470 2021-06-18 318 0
Which of these activities would you most like to hire a companion to do with you? radio Play tennis / Watch a sporting event / Play cards / Visit a gallery / Go to the cinema / Go out for dinner / Discuss literature / Go to a music concert / Visit family / Prefer not to say 0 4558 10468 2021-06-17 214 0
Do you bring your own bag(s) when grocery shopping? radio Always / Often / Sometimes / Rarely / never / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 4557 10467 2021-06-17 20,877 0
What type of Lifetime ISA do you have? radio Cash / Stocks and shares / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4556 10466 2021-06-17 24 0
Do you support or oppose England footballers taking the knee before matches? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4555 10463 2021-06-17 21,069 0
Do you support or oppose police officers taking the knee when on duty at protests? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4555 10464 2021-06-17 21,069 0
Do you support or oppose the removal of statues associated with historic slavery? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4555 10465 2021-06-17 21,069 0
A Lifetime ISA allows you to save up to £4,000 per year and the government add an extra 25%. You can withdraw only if you are buying a new home, over 60, or terminally ill. Do you have a Lifetime ISA? radio No / Not sure / Prefer not to say / Yes 0 4554 10461 2021-06-17 3,362 0
What do you plan to use your Lifetime ISA for? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Retirement / House purchase / I'm not sure yet / Prefer not to say 0 4554 10462 2021-06-17 3,362 0
What type of Lifetime ISA do you have? radio Cash / Stocks and shares / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4554 10466 2021-06-17 3,362 0
How much, if anything, have you heard or read about the term "woke" used to describe people in a political or a social context? radio Very much / Somewhat / Very little / Not at all / Prefer not to say 1 4553 10459 2021-06-17 Woke 225,917 0
How much, if at all, would you describe yourself as "woke" or having "woke" attitudes? radio Very much / Somewhat / Very little / Not at all / I don't know / Prefer not to say 1 4553 10460 2021-06-17 Woke 225,917 0
Please rate your first impression of GB News? radio 1 - Very disappointed / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - Very impressed / Prefer not to say 0 4552 10416 2021-06-17 6,040 0
How do you rate the production quality of GB News? radio 1 - Terrible / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - Excellent / Prefer not to say 0 4552 10417 2021-06-17 6,040 0
Please rate what you've seen of the content so far from GB News radio 1 - Terrible / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - Excellent / Prefer not to say 0 4552 10418 2021-06-17 6,040 0
Is there anything else you'd like to say about your first impression of GB News? textarea textarea / textarea 0 4552 10419 2021-06-17 6,040 0
Have you watched the new news channel GB News? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4552 10458 2021-06-17 6,040 0
Are you following the Euro 2020 football tournament? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4550 10454 2021-06-17 9,104 0
England have a rare match against Scotland this Friday. It will be only their fifth meeting in 21 years. England have played Wales and Northern Ireland only six times apiece in the last 36 years. Would you like to see a revival of the end of season home internationals? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4550 10455 2021-06-17 9,104 0
Who do you think will win the Euro 2020 tournament? radio Turkey / Italy / Wales / Switzerland / Denmark / Finland / Belgium / Russia / Netherlands / Ukraine / Austria / North Macedonia / England / Croatia / Scotland / Czech Republic / Spain / Sweden / Poland / Slovakia / Hungary / Portugal / France / Germany / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4550 10456 2021-06-17 9,104 0
If England don't win the Euro 2020 tournament, what do you think their excuse will be? textarea textarea 0 4550 10457 2021-06-17 9,104 0
Do you think it is illegal to be drunk in a pub in the UK? radio Legal / Illegal / Prefer not to say 1 4549 10453 2021-06-16 60,683 0
Thinking about your money, what do you wish you had done differently when you were in your thirties and forties? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Paid off mortgage sooner / Paid off debt and/or not getting into debt / Contributed more to pension / Invested more (properties/shares/gold etc) / Saved more in cash / Spent less on non-essentials / Did not marry / Other / Would not have done anything differently / Prefer not to say 0 4548 10452 2021-06-16 2,001 0
How much money do you think an average wedding costs in the UK? radio £0 - £1,999 / £2,000 - £4,999 / £5,000 - £7,999 / £8,000 - £11,999 / £12,000 - £15,999 / £16,000 - £19,999 / £20,000 - £29,999 / £30,000 - £39,999 / £40,000 - £49,999 / £50,000+ 0 4546 10446 2021-06-16 12,054 0
How much money do you think the average person needs to get on the property ladder? (excluding the cost of the house but including deposit, professional fees, etc.) radio £0 - £19,999 / £20,000 - £39,999 / £40,000 - £59,999 / £60,000 - £79,999 / £80,000 - £99,999 / £100,000+ 0 4546 10447 2021-06-16 12,054 0
How much money do you think the average person needs to raise a child? (excluding school fees) radio £0 - £49,999 / £50,000 - £99,999 / £100,000 - £149,999 / £150,000 - £199,999 / £200,000 - £249,999 / £250,000 - £299,999 / £300,000 - £349,999 / £350,000 - £399,999 / £400,000+ 0 4546 10448 2021-06-16 12,054 0
How much money do you think it would cost on average to send a child to private school up to age 18? radio £0 - £49,999 / £50,000 - £99,999 / £100,000 - £149,999 / £150,000 - £199,999 / £200,000 - £249,999 / £250,000 - £299,999 / £300,000 - £349,999 / £350,000 - £399,999 / £400,000+ 0 4546 10449 2021-06-16 12,054 0
How much do you think the average total cost for an elderly parent’s care in a care home is? radio £0 - £24,999 / £25,000 - £49,999 / £50,000 - £74,999 / £75,000 - £99,999 / £100,000 - £124,999 / £125,000 - £149,999 / £150,000+ 0 4546 10450 2021-06-16 12,054 0
Roughly how much money are you currently saving for future life events (excluding retirement but including weddings, etc.) each month? radio £0 - £49 / £50 - £99 / £100 - £149 / £150 - £199 / £200 - £249 / £250 - £299 / £300+ 0 4546 10451 2021-06-16 12,054 0
Thinking about your money, what do you wish you had done differently when you were in your thirties and forties? textarea textarea 0 4545 10445 2021-06-16 226 0
Jam or Cream on first? radio Cream / Jam / I don't eat scones / Prefer not to say 0 4543 10443 2021-06-15 45 0
Have you ever worked for income abroad? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4542 10442 2021-06-15 20,724 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4541 10441 2021-06-15 10,018 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4540 10440 2021-06-15 2,007 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4539 10439 2021-06-15 10,029 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4538 10438 2021-06-15 10,008 0
Do you own an electric car? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4537 10436 2021-06-15 1,058 0
Are you considering purchasing an electric car in the next year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4537 10437 2021-06-15 1,058 0
How much money do you think it would cost on average to send a child to private school up to age 18? radio £0 - £49,999 / £50,000 - £99,999 / £100,000 - £149,999 / £150,000 - £199,999 / £200,000 - £249,999 / £250,000 - £299,999 / £300,000 - £349,999 / £350,000 - £399,999 / £400,000+ / Prefer not to say 0 4536 10433 2021-06-15 811 0
How much do you think the average cost for an elderly parent’s care is? radio £0 - £24,999 / £25,000 - £49,999 / £50,000 - £74,999 / £75,000 - £99,999 / £100,000 - £124,999 / £125,000 - £149,999 / £150,000+ / Prefer not to say 0 4536 10434 2021-06-15 811 0
Roughly how much money are you currently saving for future life events (weddings etc.) each month? radio £0 - £49 / £50 - £99 / £100 - £149 / £150 - £199 / £200 - £249 / £250 - £299 / £300+ / Prefer not to say 0 4536 10435 2021-06-15 811 0
How much money do you think an average wedding costs in the UK? radio £0 - £1,999 / £2,000 - £4,999 / £5,000 - £7,999 / £8,000 - £11,999 / £12,000 - £15,999 / £16,000 - £19,999 / £20,000 - £29,999 / £30,000 - £39,999 / £40,000 - £49,999 / £50,000+ / Prefer not to say 0 4535 10430 2021-06-15 700 0
How much money do you think the average person needs to get on the property ladder? (Excluding the cost of the house but including deposit, professional fees, etc.) radio £0 - £19,999 / £20,000 - £39,000 / £40,000 - £59,999 / £60,000 - £79,999 / £80,000 - £99,999 / £100,000+ / Prefer not to say 0 4535 10431 2021-06-15 700 0
How much money do you think the average person needs to raise a child? (excluding school fees) radio £0 - £49,999 / £50,000 - £99,999 / £100,000 - £149,999 / £150,000 - £199,999 / £200,000 - £249,999 / £250,000 - £299,999 / £300,000 - £349,999 / £350,000 - £399,999 / £400,000+ / Prefer not to say 0 4535 10432 2021-06-15 700 0
How much money do you think an average wedding costs in the UK? radio £0 - £1,999 / £2,000 - £4,999 / £5,000 - £7,999 / £8,000 - £11,999 / £12,000 - £15,999 / £16,000 - £19,999 / £20,000 - £29,999 / £30,000 - £39,999 / £40,000 - £49,999 / £50,000+ / Prefer not to say 0 4534 10429 2021-06-15 242 0
How much money, in thousands of British pounds, do you think an average wedding costs in the UK? (e.g. please enter 50 if you think £50,000) number 0 0 4532 10427 2021-06-15 251 0
How much money, in Bristish pounds, do you think an average wedding costs in the UK? number 0 0 4531 10426 2021-06-15 226 0
Are you following the Euro 2020 football tournament? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4530 10425 2021-06-15 101 0
To what extent do you support or oppose the work of such online groups? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / I don't know enough about it / Prefer not to say 0 4529 10424 2021-06-15 6,090 0
England's men's football team have a rare meeting with Scotland this Friday in the Euro 2020 tournament. It will be only their fifth meeting in 21 years. England have played Wales and Northern Ireland only six times apiece in the last 36 years. Would you like to see a revival of the end of season home internationals? checkbox Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4528 10423 2021-06-15 4,248 0
Are you involved in the procurement, deployment, and management of end user devices at your company? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4527 10421 2021-06-15 103 0
Which of the following cloud computing services has your company adopted? checkbox Data as a service (DaaS) / Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) / Software as a Service (SaaS) / Platform as a Service (PaaS) / Other cloud computing services / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4527 10422 2021-06-15 103 0
Which of the following spirits did you drink in the past month? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Vodka / Whisky / Gin (including pink gin) / Rum / Other spirits / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4526 10420 2021-06-15 435 0
Are you currently watching any of the following TV channels? radio BBC One / BBC Two / ITV / Channel 4 / Channel 5 / Sky One / BBC News / Sky News / GB News / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4524 10415 2021-06-13 1,273 0
Please rate your first impression of GB News? radio 1 - Very disappointed / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - Very impressed / Prefer not to say 0 4524 10416 2021-06-13 1,273 0
How do you rate the production quality of GB News? radio 1 - Terrible / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - Excellent / Prefer not to say 0 4524 10417 2021-06-13 1,273 0
Please rate what you've seen of the content so far from GB News radio 1 - Terrible / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - Excellent / Prefer not to say 0 4524 10418 2021-06-13 1,273 0
Is there anything else you'd like to say about your first impression of GB News? textarea textarea / textarea 0 4524 10419 2021-06-13 1,273 0
Is your UK passport red or blue? radio Red / Blue / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 4523 10414 2021-06-11 19,956 0
Have you ever accidentally used the wrong toilet in public? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4522 10413 2021-06-11 20,800 0
How many job applications did you send out before you got your current/last job? radio Not applicable / 1-3 / 4-10 / 11-19 / 20-49 / 50-99 / 100+ / Prefer not to say 1 4521 10412 2021-06-11 19,119 0
Do you have a stock trading account with any of the following brokers? (Tick all that apply) checkbox eToro / IG / Hargreaves Lansdown / Degiro / Interactive Investor / Fidelity / Trading 212 / Other / I don't have a stock trading account / Prefer not to say 1 4520 10411 2021-06-11 67,203 0
What is your opinion of horse racing? textarea textarea 0 4519 10410 2021-06-11 234 0
Have you visited your nearby (within 1-2 hours drive) LEGOLAND attraction before? radio Yes / No / No nearby LEGOLAND attraction / Prefer not to say 0 4518 10409 2021-06-11 223 0
Should under 18s be banned from having smartphones? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4517 10408 2021-06-10 237 0
Have you ever won a prize from food promotions/competitions? (e.g. from crisp packets) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4516 10407 2021-06-10 20,739 0
Do you think the pandemic has influenced the colours that you are choosing (think fashion, packaging and interiors)? radio Yes / No / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 4515 10404 2021-06-10 3,428 0
Which of the following colour types are you now drawn to (think fashion, packaging and interiors)? (Please choose three) checkbox Calming, light tones / Vibrant and bright / Rich jewel shades / Warm earthy tones / Dark and blacks / Clean and whites / Neutral hues / Pastel hues / Deep hues / Bold and primary / Prefer not to say 0 4515 10405 2021-06-10 3,428 0
From the list below, which colours do you find most calming? checkbox Cream / Daffodil yellow / Gold / Orange / Cherry red / Blushed pink / Purple / Peppermint / Jade / Lime green / Marine blue / Navy / Black / Dark grey / Silver grey / Ivory / White / Beige/Biscuit / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4515 10406 2021-06-10 3,428 0
Which of the following are you responsible for within the company you work for? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Fleet management / Procurement / Regulation & compliance / Supply chain management / None of the above / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 4514 10401 2021-06-10 92 0
How many light commercial vehicles (e.g. van, small flatbed trucks) does your company manage? radio 0 / 1-3 / 4-9 / 10+ / Prefer not to say 0 4514 10402 2021-06-10 92 0
Is your company a current client of Europcar for the fleet? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4514 10403 2021-06-10 92 0
Which of the following are you responsible for within the company you work for? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Fleet management / Supply chain management / Regulatory & compliance / Procurement / None of the above / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 4513 10400 2021-06-10 1,041 0
What brand is your current (main) smartphone? radio Apple / Samsung / Huawei / Sony / Nokia / Google / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4512 10397 2021-06-10 1,458 0
What brand of smartphone do you think you are most likely to buy when you replace your current smartphone? radio Apple / Samsung / Huawei / Sony / Nokia / Google / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4512 10398 2021-06-10 1,458 0
Why will you not buy an Apple iPhone when you replace your current smartphone? textarea textarea 0 4512 10399 2021-06-10 1,458 0
What is your opinion of the tech brand Apple? textarea textarea 0 4511 10396 2021-06-10 101 0
Roughly how often do you upgrade your smartphone? radio More frequently than once a year / Every 12 months / Every 18 months / Every 24 months / Less frequently than every two years / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4510 10393 2021-06-10 172 0
What's the main reason you upgrade your smartphone? radio Battery life / Better features/performance / Wanting to have the latest model / Security/App updates / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4510 10394 2021-06-10 172 0
If that reason was not a factor, how often would you ideally upgrade your smartphone? radio More frequently than once a year / Every 12 months / Every 18 months / Every 24 months / Less frequently than every two years / Prefer not to say 0 4510 10395 2021-06-10 172 0
In your opinion, how does British cuisine compare to foreign cuisine in taste? radio Much better / Somewhat better / Neutral / Somewhat worse / Much worse / Prefer not to say 1 4509 10392 2021-06-09 19,473 0
Which of the following has influenced your dietary choice? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Moral beliefs / My environmental footprint / Health benefits / Cost / Peers / Media - e.g. Netflix documentary / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4508 10389 2021-06-09 694 0
How much harder do you find it to stick to your diet when at university? radio Much harder / Somewhat harder / Not harder at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4508 10390 2021-06-09 694 0
Which of the following are factors that make it harder? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Meal planning for myself / The cost of groceries / Lack of choice when eating out / Family/peer pressure to eat other food / Cravings when I'm hungover / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4508 10391 2021-06-09 694 0
How much more would you pay for a home because you liked the design and layout? radio Much more / A little more / Would not pay more / Prefer not to say 0 4507 10387 2021-06-09 2,040 0
Did you make any other immediate changes to improve the design and layout of your property when moving in? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4507 10388 2021-06-09 2,040 0
How important is the layout and design of your home to you? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not important at all / Prefer not to say 0 4506 10385 2021-06-09 2,016 0
How influential was design and layout to you when purchasing your last home? radio Very influential / Somewhat influential / Not influential at all / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4506 10386 2021-06-09 2,016 0
How aware are you of the running costs of owning a home? radio Very aware / Someewhat aware / Not aware at all / Prefer not to say 0 4505 10382 2021-06-09 3,015 0
Would you consider the running costs of a property before entering a house raffle? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4505 10383 2021-06-09 3,015 0
How aware are you of the costs involved when selling a house? radio Very aware / Somewhat aware / Not aware at all / Prefer not to say 0 4505 10384 2021-06-09 3,015 0
What is the best James Bond theme song? textarea textarea 0 4504 10381 2021-06-09 202 0
What's your favourite sign-off to end a formal email? textarea textarea 1 4503 10380 2021-06-08 14,879 0
What's the best James Bond film? textarea textarea 0 4502 10379 2021-06-08 228 0
How concerned are you about the delta variant (first detected in India)? radio Very concerned / Somewhat concerned / Not very concerned / Not concerned at all / Prefer not to say 0 4501 10377 2021-06-08 12,358 0
Have you had a COVID-19 vaccine? radio Yes, 2 doses / Yes, 1 dose / No, but I have one booked / No and I don't have one booked / Prefer not to say 0 4501 10378 2021-06-08 12,358 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4500 10376 2021-06-08 2,005 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4499 10375 2021-06-08 10,009 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4498 10374 2021-06-08 10,008 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4497 10373 2021-06-08 10,023 0
How do you feel about the Government's current vaccination policy? textarea textarea 0 4496 10372 2021-06-08 246 0
Which of the following do you own or have access to? checkbox Bike / Scooter/motorcycle / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4495 10370 2021-06-08 601 0
Would you consider working for Deliveroo or a competitor (Uber Eats) on Friday/Saturday/Sunday nights? radio Yes / No / Already work for Deliveroo / Already work for Uber Eats / Currently employed in a similar role but with a different model eg. Dominoes, Pizza Hut riders, scooter couriers / Prefer not to say 0 4495 10371 2021-06-08 601 0
How often do you bet on football? radio Never / Less than once a month / Once a month / less than once a week / Once or twice a week / Three times or more a week / Prefer not to say 0 4494 10369 2021-06-08 511 0
Which of the following retail brands have you seen an online ad for recently? checkbox Next / John Lewis / House of Fraser / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4493 10366 2021-06-08 3,003 0
How likely are you to purchase a new fragrance product in the next 3 months? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Neutral / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 4493 10367 2021-06-08 3,003 0
Among the following fragrance providers which are you most likely to purchase from? radio Next / John Lewis / House of Fraser / Boots / Super Drug / The Perfume Shop / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4493 10368 2021-06-08 3,003 0
Which of the following retail brands have you seen an online ad for recently? checkbox Next / John Lewis / House of Fraser / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4492 10363 2021-06-08 3,033 0
How likely are you to purchase a new fragrance product in the next 3 months? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Neutral / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 4492 10364 2021-06-08 3,033 0
Among the following fragrance providers which are you most likely to purchase from? radio Next / John Lewis / House of Fraser / Boots / Super Drug / The Perfume Shop / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4492 10365 2021-06-08 3,033 0
The government wants to cut its foreign aid bill from 0.7% of national income to 0.5%. That would save £4 billion a year, or 0.2% of the national debt, but would deprive causes such as victims of the conflict in Yemen. Are you in favour of this move? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4491 10362 2021-06-07 6,508 0
You previously told us you work in marketing. If that's still the case, can you briefly tell us what you do, and for whom? textarea textarea 0 4490 10361 2021-06-07 617 0
Since the UK left the EU, have you been more or less inclined to buy goods and services from the EU? radio Much more inclined / Somewhat more inclined / No change / Somewhat less inclined / Much less inclined / Prefer not to say 0 4488 10359 2021-06-06 2,031 0
Do you have a "no junk mail" sign at the door of your home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4487 10357 2021-06-04 3,916 0
How well has it worked to deter junk mails? radio Very well / Somewhat well / Not well at all / Prefer not to say 1 4487 10358 2021-06-04 3,916 0
What do you usually do when you see a spider at home? radio Nothing, pretend you didn't see it / Move it somewhere safe / Kill it / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 4486 10356 2021-06-04 20,461 0
In your opinion what is the acceptable number of toast slices to have with a whole tin of beans? radio 0-1 / 2-4 / 5-9 / 10+ / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 4485 10355 2021-06-04 20,534 0
Continue to suppose at the next general election, all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that Labour and the Liberal Democrats have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Green. How likely do you think you would be to vote in this general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4484 10352 2021-06-04 69 0
Suppose at the next general election that all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that Labour and the Liberal Democrats have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Green. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Green / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4484 10353 2021-06-04 69 0
Continue to suppose at the next general election, all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that Labour and the Liberal Democrats have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Green. How likely do you think you would be to vote in this general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4484 10354 2021-06-04 69 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4483 10349 2021-06-04 1,737 0
Suppose at the next general election that all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that Labour and the Liberal Democrats have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Green. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Green / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4483 10350 2021-06-04 1,737 0
Continue to suppose at the next general election, all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that Labour and the Liberal Democrats have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Green. How likely do you think you would be to vote in this general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4483 10351 2021-06-04 1,737 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4482 10346 2021-06-04 115 0
Suppose at the next general election that all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that Labour and the Greens have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Liberal Democrat. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4482 10347 2021-06-04 115 0
Continue to suppose at the next general election, all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that Labour and the Greens have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Liberal Democrat. How likely do you think you would be to vote in this general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4482 10348 2021-06-04 115 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4481 10343 2021-06-04 6,562 0
Suppose at the next general election that all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that Labour and the Greens have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Liberal Democrat. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4481 10344 2021-06-04 6,562 0
Continue to suppose at the next general election, all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that Labour and the Greens have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Liberal Democrat. How likely do you think you would be to vote in this general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4481 10345 2021-06-04 6,562 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4480 10340 2021-06-04 2,171 0
Suppose at the next general election that all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that the Liberal Democrats and the Greens have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Labour. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Labour / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4480 10341 2021-06-04 2,171 0
Continue to suppose at the next general election, all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that Labour and the Greens have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Liberal Democrat. How likely do you think you would be to vote in this general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4480 10342 2021-06-04 2,171 0
Should cricketer Ollie Robinson be sacked from the England team after racist and sexist tweets made by him in 2012 and 2013 were recently discovered? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4479 10339 2021-06-04 2,037 0
Have you seen any irregularities in your menstrual cycle since having a Covid vaccine such as heavier bleeding or a missed period? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4478 10338 2021-06-04 1,009 0
How concerned are you about the Covid vaccine potentially causing irregularities to your menstrual cycle? radio Very concerned / A little bit concerned / Not concerned at all / Prefer not to say 0 4477 10335 2021-06-04 3,094 0
How concerned are you about the Covid vaccine potentially reducing your fertility? radio Very concerned / A little bit concerned / Not concerned at all / Prefer not to say 0 4477 10336 2021-06-04 3,094 0
Has (Will) either of these concerns prevented (prevent) you from having a Covid vaccine? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4477 10337 2021-06-04 3,094 0
It is possible that, at a future General Election, the Liberal Democrats and The Green Party could tactically ask their voters to vote Labour instead. Would this make you more, or less likely to vote Conservative in such an election? radio More likely to vote Conservative / No change / Less likely to vote Conservative / Prefer not to say 0 4475 10333 2021-06-04 5 0
Why would such a "centre-left pact" make you less likely to vote Conservative? textarea textarea 0 4475 10334 2021-06-04 5 0
On a scale of 1-5, where 1 is ‘very rural’ and 5 is ‘very urban’, how rural or urban do you live? radio 1 - very rural / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - very urban / Prefer not to say 0 4474 10330 2021-06-04 9,048 0
On a scale of 1-5, where 1 is ‘not a threat at all’ and 5 is ‘extremely threatening’, how big a threat is climate change to your local area in the foreseeable future? radio 1 - not a threat at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - extremely threatening / Prefer not to say 0 4474 10331 2021-06-04 9,048 0
Please describe your local area, in terms of what it means to you personally. textarea textarea 0 4474 10332 2021-06-04 9,048 0
It is possible that, at a future General Election, the Liberal Democrats and The Green Party could tactically ask their voters to vote Labour instead. Would this make you more, or less likely to vote in such an election? radio More likely to vote / No change / Less likely to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4473 10329 2021-06-04 482 0
Do you chew gum or eat a breath mint after a meal? radio Always / Sometimes / Only tried once or twice / Never / Prefer not to say 1 4472 10328 2021-06-03 20,694 0
Which of the following trade cleaning wipes have you heard of? (Please select all that apply) checkbox UltraGrime Clothwipes / Uniwipe / Big Wipes / Wonder Wipes / Dirteeze / Hippo / No Nonsense / Grip Filth / Maxipro / Other / None of the above 0 4471 10323 2021-06-03 5,002 0
Which one of the following trade cleaning wipes is your preferred choice? radio UltraGrime Clothwipes / Uniwipe / Big Wipes / Wonder Wipes / Dirteeze / Hippo / No Nonsense / Grip Filth / Maxipro / Supermarket brand / Other / Don't use wipes 0 4471 10324 2021-06-03 5,002 0
Where do you mainly shop for your trade supplies? radio Screwfix / Toolstation / Wickes / B&Q / Travis Perkins / CEF / Amazon / Edmundson Electrical / Howdens / City Plumbing / Ebay / Other 0 4471 10325 2021-06-03 5,002 0
What is your primary trade? radio Plumber / Electrician / Painter / Decorator / Builder / Car mechanic / Farmer / Flooring contractor / Other / None of the above / Carpenter 0 4471 10326 2021-06-03 5,002 0
What are the main uses you use trade wipes for? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Cleaning hands / Cleaning tools / Cleaning vehicles / Cleaning prior to work / Cleaning area after work / Other / None of the above 0 4471 10327 2021-06-03 5,002 0
Do you consider yourself a football fan? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4469 10320 2021-06-03 1,798 0
To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement? “Given the attempt by six English Premier League football clubs to join a European Super League earlier this year, fans should have greater opportunity to own the clubs they support.” radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4469 10321 2021-06-03 1,798 0
Should football fans be able to prevent the owners of clubs they support from selling their football grounds and stadiums, sometimes against the wishes of their supporters? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4469 10322 2021-06-03 1,798 0
Do you check that your friends have got home safely after a night out? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4467 10317 2021-06-03 1,098 0
Do you ever share your location with friends during a night out? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4467 10318 2021-06-03 1,098 0
Do you feel comfortable walking around on your own at night in your city? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4467 10319 2021-06-03 1,098 0
Which of the following benefits of home smart tech integration appeal to you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Ability to save money (Utilities management etc) / Convenience (Voice activation) / Entertainment (Smart speakers linked to phone etc) / Remote access (Lighting, heating etc) / Security (Smart locks and surveillance) / Eco-friendly smart tech / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4466 10314 2021-06-03 3,060 0
Would you be more/less likely to rent a property with smart tech integration? radio Much more likely / Somewhat more likely / Neutral / Somewhat less likely / Much less likely / Prefer not to say 0 4466 10315 2021-06-03 3,060 0
How much more would you pay for a rental property with smart tech integration? radio Much more / A bit more / Would not pay more / Prefer not to say 0 4466 10316 2021-06-03 3,060 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4465 10311 2021-06-03 32,780 0
Suppose at the next general election that all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that the Liberal Democrats and the Greens have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Labour. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Labour / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4465 10312 2021-06-03 32,780 0
Continue to suppose at the next general election, all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that the Liberal Democrats and the Greens have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Labour. How likely do you think you would be to vote in this general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4465 10313 2021-06-03 32,780 0
Would you be prepared to pay higher taxes to fund a permanent increase in education spending after the pandemic? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4464 10310 2021-06-03 3,117 0
Which of the following services by Jobcentre Plus have you used? checkbox Job seeking / Benefit claims / Other / I have never used any Jobcentre Plus services / Prefer not to say 1 4463 10309 2021-06-02 19,465 0
Do you understand how cryptocurrencies work? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say / Not applicable 0 4461 10305 2021-06-02 4,006 0
Have you bought Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency in the last 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4461 10306 2021-06-02 4,006 0
Have you made a profit or a loss? radio Profit / Loss / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4461 10307 2021-06-02 4,006 0
Suppose at the next general election, all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that the Liberal Democrats and the Greens have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Labour. How likely do you think you would be to vote in this general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 12 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4460 10303 2021-06-02 2,074 0
Continue to suppose at the next general election that all the usual political parties are standing in your seat except that the Liberal Democrats and the Greens have agreed not to stand and are asking their supporters to vote Labour. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Labour / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4460 10304 2021-06-02 2,074 0
Have you ever completed a first aid training course? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4459 10302 2021-06-01 20,908 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4458 10301 2021-06-01 2,009 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in Bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4457 10300 2021-06-01 10,000 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4456 10299 2021-06-01 10,001 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4455 10298 2021-06-01 10,005 0
which of the following tailoring services have you used? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Alteration / Made-to-measure / Repair / Fashion/wardrobe consulting / Other / I have never used tailoring services / Prefer not to say 1 4454 10297 2021-05-28 20,258 0
If you can only choose one, would you choose to love, or to be loved? radio To love / To be loved / Unsure / Prefer not to say 1 4453 10296 2021-05-28 18,951 0
What advice would you give to your younger self? textarea textarea 1 4452 10295 2021-05-28 13,688 0
Which of the following best describes how your heat pump was installed? radio It was installed after you bought your property / You bought your property as a 'new build' house and the heat pump was installed as part of the building process / Your heat pump was already installed by the previous owners of your property / Prefer not to say 0 4450 10293 2021-05-28 2,272 0
Would you be interested in taking part in a 1-hour interview for £90 cash? radio Yes, show me now / Yes, email me the details / No thanks / Prefer not to say 0 4450 10294 2021-05-28 2,272 0
Before the pandemic, roughly how often did you attend professional football matches? radio Every week / Several times a month / Once a month / Once in three months / Once every half year / Less often than once every half year / Never / Prefer not to say 0 4449 10291 2021-05-28 101 0
Would you be interested in answering a 5-minute online survey for £3 bonus? radio Yes, show me now / Yes, email me the details / No thanks / Prefer not to say 0 4448 10290 2021-05-28 671 0
Which of the following retail brands have you seen an online ad for recently? radio Next / John Lewis / House of Fraser / Prefer not to say / None of the above 0 4445 10281 2021-05-28 700 0
How likely are you to purchase a new fragrance product in the next 3 months? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Neutral / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 4445 10282 2021-05-28 700 0
Among the following fragrance providers which are you most likely to purchase from? radio Next / John Lewis / House of Fraser / Boots / Superdrug / Perfume Shop / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4445 10283 2021-05-28 700 0
Can you remember your mobile phone number by heart? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 4444 10280 2021-05-27 20,919 0
Which of the following is your favourite scenery about the British seaside? radio Beach / Sea / Pier / Town / Nightlife / Surrounding amenities / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4443 10277 2021-05-27 3,139 0
Which of the following is your favourite cuisine to eat at the seaside? radio Fish and chips / Jellied eels / 99/Ice cream / Rock/sweets / Cockles/whelks/prawns / Brugers/fast food / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4443 10278 2021-05-27 3,139 0
Which of the following is your favourite activity at the seaside? radio Arcades/amusements / Funfair / Entertainment - cabaret, bingo etc / Donkey rides / Crab fishing/fishing / Sailing/watersports / Sunbathing / Social activities - eating and drinking etc / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4443 10279 2021-05-27 3,139 0
Are you familiar with ATOL, ABTA and Section 75 protections? radio Very / Somewhat / Not very much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 4442 10274 2021-05-27 3,077 0
Would you check you were covered by any of these protections before booking a holiday? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4442 10275 2021-05-27 3,077 0
In addition to cover provided by a travel company or credit card company, do you purchase travel insurance when heading abroad? radio Yes / No / Sometimes / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4442 10276 2021-05-27 3,077 0
How do you pay for a holiday? (Tick all that apply) checkbox One payment in advance / In installments with the travel agent (before travelling) / By credit card / Via a Buy Now Pay Later platform / Via a Buy Now Pay Later travel agent (before or after travelling) / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4441 10273 2021-05-27 1,016 0
Have you ever struggled to afford period care products? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4440 10270 2021-05-27 3,038 0
Have you ever struggled to access period care products? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4440 10271 2021-05-27 3,038 0
To what extent do you agree that free period care should be more widely accessible? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 4440 10272 2021-05-27 3,038 0
To what extent do you agree that some parts of the green belt should be reclassified to build more homes? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Strongly disagree / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4439 10269 2021-05-27 1,021 0
To what extent do you agree that the government needs to build more homes? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4438 10266 2021-05-27 3,053 0
To what extent do you agree that property developments in areas classed as ‘renewal’ or growth zones’ should get initial approval automatically? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4438 10267 2021-05-27 3,053 0
How much would these changes deter you from living within a renewal or growth zone? radio Very / Somewhat / Not very much / Not at all / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4438 10268 2021-05-27 3,053 0
It has been reported that the stamp duty has contributed to record high house prices. To what extent do you agree that such high house prices are beneficial to society? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4437 10265 2021-05-27 1,001 0
Which of the following contributed to your recent property purchase? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Stamp duty holiday / Saved enough for a deposit / Investment / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4436 10262 2021-05-27 3,004 0
It has been reported that a property market bottleneck has been caused by the stamp duty holiday. Has your purchase been delayed for this reason? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4436 10263 2021-05-27 3,004 0
Based on when your transaction completed, would you have missed the original stamp duty deadline of March 31st? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4436 10264 2021-05-27 3,004 0
Do you believe that some parts of the green belt should be reclassified to build more homes? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4432 10254 2021-05-27 3 0
Do you think the government needs to build more homes? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4431 10251 2021-05-27 18 0
If planning changes go ahead, do you think it's fair that developments in areas classed as 'renewal' or 'growth zones' will gain automatic initial approval? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4431 10252 2021-05-27 18 0
Would these changes deter you from living within a renewal or growth zone? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4431 10253 2021-05-27 18 0
Do you think record high house prices as a result of the stamp duty holiday are a good thing? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4430 10250 2021-05-27 38 0
Was the stamp duty holiday the main reason you purchased a property? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4429 10247 2021-05-27 57 0
Has your purchase been delayed due to the industry bottleneck caused by the stamp duty holiday? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4429 10248 2021-05-27 57 0
Based on when your transaction completed, would you have missed the original stamp duty deadline of March 31st? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4429 10249 2021-05-27 57 0
Suppose there is an electoral pact between Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the Green Party at the next general election. The Green Party is standing a candidate in your constituency but Labour and the Liberal Democrats have agreed to stand aside and are asking their supporters to vote Green. How likely do you think you would be to vote in this general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - cert radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4428 10245 2021-05-27 55 0
Continue to suppose there is an electoral pact at the next general election and that the Green Party is standing a candidate in your constituency, while Labour and the Liberal Democrats have agreed to stand aside and are asking their supporters to vote Green. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Green / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4428 10246 2021-05-27 55 0
Suppose there is an electoral pact between Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the Green Party at the next general election. The Green Party is standing a candidate in your constituency but Labour and the Liberal Democrats have agreed to stand aside and are asking their supporters to vote Green. How likely do you think you would be to vote in this general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - cert radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4427 10243 2021-05-27 882 0
Continue to suppose there is an electoral pact at the next general election and that the Green Party is standing a candidate in your constituency, while Labour and the Liberal Democrats have agreed to stand aside and are asking their supporters to vote Green. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Green / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4427 10244 2021-05-27 882 0
Suppose there is an electoral pact between Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the Green Party at the next general election. The Liberal Democrats are standing a candidate in your constituency but Labour and the Greens have agreed to stand aside and are asking their supporters to vote Liberal Democrat. How likely do you think you would be to vote in this general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4426 10241 2021-05-27 98 0
Continue to suppose there is an electoral pact at the next general election and that the Liberal Democrats are standing a candidate in your constituency, while Labour and the Greens have agreed to stand aside and are asking their supporters to vote Liberal Democrat. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4426 10242 2021-05-27 98 0
Suppose there is an electoral pact between Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the Green Party at the next general election. The Liberal Democrats are standing a candidate in your constituency but Labour and the Greens have agreed to stand aside and are asking their supporters to vote Liberal Democrat. How likely do you think you would be to vote in this general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4425 10239 2021-05-27 2,906 0
Continue to suppose there is an electoral pact at the next general election and that the Liberal Democrats are standing a candidate in your constituency, while Labour and the Greens have agreed to stand aside and are asking their supporters to vote Liberal Democrat. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4425 10240 2021-05-27 2,906 0
Suppose there is an electoral pact between Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the Green Party at the next general election. Labour is standing a candidate in your constituency but the Liberal Democrats and the Greens have agreed to stand aside and are asking their supporters to vote Labour. How likely do you think you would be to vote in this general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4424 10237 2021-05-27 1,346 0
Continue to suppose there is an electoral pact at the next general election and that Labour is standing a candidate in your constituency, while the Liberal Democrats and the Greens have agreed to stand aside and are asking their supporters to vote Labour. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Labour / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4424 10238 2021-05-27 1,346 0
Suppose there is an electoral pact between Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the Green Party at the next general election. Labour is standing a candidate in your constituency but the Liberal Democrats and the Greens have agreed to stand aside and are asking their supporters to vote Labour. How likely do you think you would be to vote in this general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4423 10235 2021-05-27 16,641 0
Continue to suppose there is an electoral pact at the next general election and that Labour is standing a candidate in your constituency, while the Liberal Democrats and the Greens have agreed to stand aside and are asking their supporters to vote Labour. Which party, if any, would you vote for, in this general election? radio Conservative / Labour / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Other party / Would not vote / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4423 10236 2021-05-27 16,641 0
An online service called “Baton” securely stores important documents, like wills and bank details, so that they are available to the people who need them when you are gone.  Is this a service you would be interested in? radio Very interested / Quite interested / Not that interested / Not interested at all / Prefer not to say 0 4422 10222 2021-05-24 1,433 0
Which of the following do you think you would be willing to pay for this service? (Please select all that apply) checkbox £2.50 per month / £5 per month / £10 per month / £100 one-off payment / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4422 10223 2021-05-24 1,433 0
Which do you prefer to drive, a manual or automatic car? radio Manual car / Automatic car / Not sure / I don't drive / Prefer not to say 1 4421 10234 2021-05-26 20,833 0
Which, if any, of the following would be significantly harder for your household without access to a car? checkbox Commuting to work / Shopping and running errands / Visiting friends and family / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4420 10231 2021-05-26 1,777 0
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: "My car gives me significantly greater freedom and mobility" radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree or disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4420 10232 2021-05-26 1,777 0
In your own words, what does your car mean to you? textarea textarea 0 4420 10233 2021-05-26 1,777 0
Thinking back to the events of last summer, to what extent did you believe Dominic Cummings' account of his trip to Barnard Castle? radio Completely / Somewhat / Not very much / Not at all / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4418 10229 2021-05-26 33,637 0
Do you agree or disagree that the government "fell disastrously short" in its response to the Covid-19 pandemic last year? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4418 10230 2021-05-26 33,637 0
Have you ever bought food from your local farm(s)? radio Yes, regularly / Yes, once or twice / No, never / Prefer not to say 1 4417 10228 2021-05-25 20,758 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4416 10227 2021-05-25 2,007 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4415 10226 2021-05-25 10,009 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4414 10225 2021-05-25 10,033 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4413 10224 2021-05-25 10,008 0
What is the approximate value of your house? radio Less than £100,000 / £100,000 - £199,999 / £200,000 - £299,999 / £300,000 - £399,999 / £400,000 - £499,999 / More than £500,000 / Prefer not to say 0 4412 10221 2021-05-24 1,824 0
An online service called “Baton” securely stores important documents, like wills and bank details, so that they are available to the people who need them when you are gone.  Is this a service you would be interested in? radio Very interested / Quite interested / Not that interested / Not interested at all / Prefer not to say 0 4412 10222 2021-05-24 1,824 0
Which of the following do you think you would be willing to pay for this service? (Please select all that apply) checkbox £2.50 per month / £5 per month / £10 per month / £100 one-off payment / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4412 10223 2021-05-24 1,824 0
Which of the following cleaning wipes have you heard of? (Please select all that apply) checkbox UltraGrime Clothwipes / Big Wipes / Wonder Wipes / Dirteeze / Hippo / Screwfix / Gorilla / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4409 10215 2021-05-24 763 0
Which of the following cleaning wipes have you used in a professional capacity? (Please select all that apply) checkbox UltraGrime Clothwipes / Big Wipes / Wonder Wipes / Dirteeze / Hippo / Screwfix / Gorilla / Supermarket brand / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4409 10216 2021-05-24 763 0
Where do you buy cleaning wipes for professional use? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Screwfix / Toolstation / Wickes / B&Q / Travis Perkins / CEF / Amazon / Edmundson Electrical / Howdens / City Plumbing / Ebay / Local timber merchant / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4409 10217 2021-05-24 763 0
Where do you mainly shop for your trade supplies? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Screwfix / Toolstation / Wickes / B&Q / Travis Perkins / CEF / Amazon / Edmundson Electrical / Howdens / City Plumbing / Ebay / Local timber merchant / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4409 10218 2021-05-24 763 0
Would you consider an electric car for your next purchase/lease? radio I/we don't own a car / Yes / No / I/we already own one / Prefer not to say 0 4408 10213 2021-05-24 4,782 0
Why would you not consider buying an electric car? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Lack of charger(s) near me / I don't think they go far enough on a single charge / I don't believe they benefit the environment / I don't care about the environmental benefits / They're too expensive / I'm waiting for them to get better first / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4408 10214 2021-05-24 4,782 0
Do you use any of the following VPN service providers? (Tick all that apply) checkbox ExpressVPN / Surfshark / NordVPN / ProtonVPN / IPVanish / Other VIP service providers / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4406 10211 2021-05-21 66,522 0
Have you ever applied for jobseeker's allowance (JSA)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4405 10210 2021-05-21 20,437 0
Are you a polyphasic sleeper? i.e. Do you sleep in more than two segments per day? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4404 10209 2021-05-21 20,049 0
How trustworthy do you think house raffles are? radio Very trustworthy / Somewhat trustworthy / Neutral / Somewhat untrustworthy / Very untrustworthy / Prefer not to say 0 4403 10206 2021-05-21 3,198 0
Do you think they should be allowed to award a cash price rather than a house if they fail to sell enough tickets? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4403 10207 2021-05-21 3,198 0
Should they be more transparent on how they spend ticket income? e.g. sum spent on marketing, awarded to charity, amount taken as profits radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4403 10208 2021-05-21 3,198 0
Have you heard of a house raffle to win a property? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4402 10204 2021-05-21 2,035 0
Have you entered a house raffle to win a property? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4402 10205 2021-05-21 2,035 0
You recently told us your party of choice in a General Election. Can you tell us why you intend to vote for your party of choice please? textarea textarea 0 4401 10203 2021-05-21 467 0
Do you recall seeing an ad for British Airways online or on a mobile device in the last two days? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4400 10200 2021-05-21 3,029 0
How likely are you to purchase from British Airways? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Neutral / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 4400 10201 2021-05-21 3,029 0
How likely are you to consider British Airways the next time you want to book a flight or holiday? radio It's the only brand I will consider / It's one of the 2-3 brands I will consider / It's one of the many brands I will consider / It's a brand I might consider / It's a brand I will not consider / Prefer not to say 0 4400 10202 2021-05-21 3,029 0
Do you recall seeing an ad for British Airways online or on a mobile device in the last two days? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4399 10197 2021-05-21 3,047 0
How likely are you to purchase from British Airways? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Neural / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 4399 10198 2021-05-21 3,047 0
How likely are you to consider British Airways the next time you want to book a flight or holiday? radio It's the only brand I will consider / It's one of the 2-3 brands I will consider / It's one of the many brands I will consider / It's a brand I might consider / It's a brand I will not consider / Prefer not to say 0 4399 10199 2021-05-21 3,047 0
Which of the following make up products do you regularly purchase? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Lipstick / Lipgloss / Foundation / Concealer / Blusher / Bronzer / Primer / Eyeshadow / Mascara / Eyeliner / Other / Prefer not to say / I don't buy make up 0 4398 10195 2021-05-21 2,086 0
Which of the following make up products do you occaisionally purchase? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I don't buy make up / Prefer not to say / Other / Eyeliner / Mascara / Eyeshadow / Primer / Bronzer / Blusher / Concealer / Foundation / Lipgloss / Lipstick 0 4398 10196 2021-05-21 2,086 0
You recently told us you were more likely to vote for your party of choice in a General Election than you told us you were a month ago. Can you tell us why you are now more likely to vote for your party of choice please? textarea textarea 0 4396 10193 2021-05-21 100 0
You recently told us you were less likely to vote for your party of choice in a General Election than you told us you were a month ago. Can you tell us why you are now less likely to vote for your party of choice please? textarea textarea 0 4395 10192 2021-05-21 86 0
You recently told us you have changed your party of choice in a General Election from what you told us a month ago. Can you tell us why you changed your party of choice please? textarea textarea 0 4394 10191 2021-05-21 84 0
What's your life motto? textarea textarea 1 4393 10190 2021-05-20 12,396 0
Government-backed trials of rental e-scooters are now operating in more than 50 towns and cities. Roughly how many injuries do you think have been reported since they began last Summer? number 9999999 / 0 0 4392 10189 2021-05-20 252 0
What have you used an e-scooter for? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Travel to work / Travel to school/university / Complete my public transport journey / Travel to social engagements / Travel to shops or supermarkets / Travel to public transport hubs / Just for fun / To relax / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4391 10187 2021-05-20 2,098 0
Which of the following modes of transport has your use of an e-scooter partly or completely replaced? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Bikes / Electric bikes / Electric cars / Buses / Trains/Trams/Tubes / Taxis / Cars / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4391 10188 2021-05-20 2,098 0
What vehicles should be prioritised as we try to lower pollution and congestion levels in our cities? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Bikes / Electric bikes / Electric scooters / Electric cars / Buses / Trains/Trams/Tubes / Taxis / Cars / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4389 10183 2021-05-20 29,409 0
Do you support or oppose the use of electronic scooters across the UK, if they are properly regulated and the rules are enforced? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4389 10184 2021-05-20 29,409 0
Do you agree or disagree that cities should give over more space to bikes, e-scooters and pedestrians, rather than cars? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 4389 10185 2021-05-20 29,409 0
Do you agree or disagree that cars should be banned from streets outside schools and parks? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 4389 10186 2021-05-20 29,409 0
Do you get anxiety when planning your social life around your period? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4388 10180 2021-05-20 2,025 0
What aspects contribute most to this? radio Having to bring care products / No toilet or private space access for self-care / Period leakage / Running out of period care products / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4388 10181 2021-05-20 2,025 0
Has lockdown made it harder to plan due to reduced access to toilets etc? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4388 10182 2021-05-20 2,025 0
If a general election was held tomorrow, which of the following parties would you vote for? radio Conservatives / Labour / Lib Dems / Greens / SNP / Reform / Plaid Cymru / Other / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 4387 10178 2021-05-20 4,051 0
On a scale from 0-100, where 100 is absolutely certain, how sure are you that you will vote for the party you chose in question 1? number 100 / 0 0 4387 10179 2021-05-20 4,051 0
Which of the following visions do you think most accurately represents the future of electronic scooters? radio Young hoodlums going too fast on the pavement and disrupting pedestrians / A highly efficient, affordable and well regulated form of transport that will lead to cleaner roads and air / Prefer not to say 0 4386 10177 2021-05-19 404 0
What's your favourite way to relax? textarea textarea 0 4385 10176 2021-05-19 223 0
Are you aware of what is required of you when traveling abroad to green, amber or red list destinations? radio Completely / Partly / No / Prefer not to say 0 4384 10173 2021-05-19 3,031 0
Do you think the traffic light system for traveling abroad is confusing? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4384 10174 2021-05-19 3,031 0
Do you think the government should ban travel to red and amber list destinations? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4384 10175 2021-05-19 3,031 0
Which of the following cinema chains do you visit the most frequently? radio Cineworld / Odeon / Vue / Showcase Cinemas / Everyman / Other cinema chains / I don't visit cinemas / Prefer not to say 1 4383 10172 2021-05-19 71,136 0
Have you double booked a holiday abroad and a staycation for the same time period this year due to free Covid cancellation policies? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4381 10169 2021-05-19 212 0
Roughly, how often do you ride an e-scooter? radio Every day / Several times a week / Weekly / Several times a month / Monthly / Several times a year / Once or twice in the past / Never / Prefer not to say 0 4380 10168 2021-05-19 12,436 0
What have you used an e-scooter for? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Travel to work / Travel to school/university / Complete my public transport journey / Travel to social engagements / Travel to shops or supermarkets / Travel to public transport hubs / Just for fun / To relax / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4380 10187 2021-05-19 12,436 0
Which of the following modes of transport has your use of an e-scooter partly or completely replaced? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Bikes / Electric bikes / Electric cars / Buses / Trains/Trams/Tubes / Taxis / Cars / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4380 10188 2021-05-19 12,436 0
Have you done any the following types of work in the last 12 months as a self-employed contractor? checkbox Delivery or courier driver – e.g. bike, motorbike / car or van / Taxi / Mini cab Driver – e.g. Uber / independent mini cab firm / Food delivery e.g. working for just eat / Uber Eats / Deliveroo using bike / motorbike / car or van / Other type of works as a self employed contractor using a bike, motorbike / car or van / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4379 10166 2021-05-19 1,082 0
Which of the following types of work do you expect to start doing as a self-employed contractor in the next six months? checkbox Delivery or courier driver – e.g. bike / motorbike / car or van / Taxi / Mini cab Driver – e.g. Uber / independent mini cab firm / Food delivery e.g. working for just eat / Uber Eats / Deliveroo using bike / motorbike / car or van / Other type of works as a self-employed contractor using a bike, motorbike / car or van / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4379 10167 2021-05-19 1,082 0
Would you consider using cryptocurrency to pay for things like university tuition, rent or the general cost of living if you could? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4378 10164 2021-05-19 2,001 0
Do you set money aside to invest in the likes of cryptocurrency, foreign currency exchange, stocks and shares etc? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4378 10165 2021-05-19 2,001 0
How do you listen/purchase your music? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Streaming Platform (Spotify, Amazon Music, Tidal) / iTunes / Radio / CD / Tape / Vinyl / Digital download / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4377 10163 2021-05-19 1,006 0
Do you agree or disagree that people living in cities need new ways to get around such as  rental scooters, such as the Voi scheme that is currently being trialled in areas like yours? radio Agree strongly / Agree somewhat / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree somewhat / Disagree strongly / Prefer not to say 0 4376 10160 2021-05-19 14,940 0
Do you agree or disagree that e-scooter hire schemes can help reduce pollution and congestion in areas like yours? radio Agree strongly / Agree somewhat / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree somewhat / Disagree strongly / Prefer not to say 0 4376 10161 2021-05-19 14,940 0
Have you hired a Voi e-scooter? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4376 10162 2021-05-19 14,940 0
Who is the best actress in the world? textarea textarea 0 4375 10159 2021-05-18 217 0
Do you have citizenship in another country? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4374 10158 2021-05-18 71,750 0
Have you ever heard of MDMA? radio No - I’ve never heard of it / Yes - but I don’t know what it is / Yes - and I know what it is / Prefer not to say 0 4373 10157 2021-05-18 206 0
How has the Prime Minister’s warning about the Indian Covid-19 variant changed the likelihood of you socialising indoors in the next 7 days? radio No change / A bit less likely to socialise indoors / Much less likely to socialise indoors / Prefer not to say 0 4372 10155 2021-05-18 9,433 0
Which of the following activities have you cancelled due to the Prime Minister’s recent warning about the Indian variant of Covid-19? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Not applicable / Pub / Restaurant / Café / Holiday / Cinema / Theatre / Visiting another household / None of the above 0 4372 10156 2021-05-18 9,433 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4371 10154 2021-05-18 2,011 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4370 10153 2021-05-18 10,009 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4369 10152 2021-05-18 10,025 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4368 10151 2021-05-18 10,021 0
Do you agree or disagree that more new homes should be built across the country so that house prices are cheaper and homes are more affordable? radio Disagree strongly / Disagree / Neutral / Agree / Agree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4367 10149 2021-05-18 20,090 0
Do you agree or disagree that more new homes should be built in your own neighbourhood so that house prices are cheaper and homes are more affordable in your area? radio Disagree strongly / Disagree / Neutral / Agree / Agree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4367 10150 2021-05-18 20,090 0
When was the last time you upgraded your laptop or personal computer? radio In the last 6 months / In the last 6-12 months / In the last 1-2 years / Over 2 years ago / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4366 10148 2021-05-18 505 0
Would you complete a 10 minute survey for £3 Bonus? radio No thanks / Yes, I'll do it now / Yes, email me details / Prefer not to say 0 4365 10147 2021-05-18 2,306 0
Where do you get your news from? textarea textarea 0 4364 10146 2021-05-17 246 0
Will the outbreak of the Indian variant of Covid-19 stop you going to the pub this week? radio I wouldn't go to the pub anyway / Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4363 10145 2021-05-17 246 0
Do you agree with Online Paedophile hunters radio Strongly disagree / Disagree / Agree / Strongly Agree / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4362 10142 2021-05-15 699 0
Do you agree with Paedophile hunters streaming "stings" on social media radio Strongly disagree / Disagree / Agree / Strongly Agree / Prefer not to say 0 4362 10143 2021-05-15 699 0
How much do you trust Paedophile hunters evidence? 1 being no confidence and 10 being confident number 10 / 1 0 4362 10144 2021-05-15 699 0
"An apple a day keeps the doctor away" - Do you agree or disagree? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 1 4361 10141 2021-05-14 20,461 0
"Carrying photo ID should be mandatory in the UK" - Do you support or oppose? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neutral / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 1 4360 10140 2021-05-14 20,580 0
Which of the following companies' at-home health test kits have you used? checkbox Thriva / NGX / Medichecks / LetsGetChecked / Yorktest / Numan / GlycanAge / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4359 10139 2021-05-14 68,956 0
Within the business that you work for, are you the decision maker or jointly responsible for buying/financing any of the following? checkbox Computing products / I.T. equipment or services / Office supplies & stationery (e.g. notepads, pens, staplers) / Printers & ink / toner / Cleaning products / Office furniture / Kitchen supplies (e.g. crockery & cutlery) / None of the above / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 4358 10138 2021-05-14 69,045 0
If you had a sudden windfall of £250k tax free, what would you do with it? textarea textarea 0 4357 10137 2021-05-14 206 0
What's the best Guns and Roses song? textarea textarea 0 4355 10135 2021-05-13 1,011 0
Do you own any robot vacuum cleaners from the following brands? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Roborock / iRobot / Proscenic / Dyson / Eufy / Miele / Coredy / Neato / Other brands / I don't own robot vacuum cleaners / Prefer not to say 1 4354 10134 2021-05-13 20,892 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4353 10132 2021-05-13 1,390 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Green / Plaid Cymru / Other party / Don't now / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 4353 10133 2021-05-13 1,390 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4352 10130 2021-05-13 2,146 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Green / SNP / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 4352 10131 2021-05-13 2,146 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4351 10128 2021-05-13 26,094 0
If there were a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrat / Reform UK (was Brexit) / Green / Other party / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 4351 10129 2021-05-13 26,094 0
For the business that you work for, are you a decision maker of any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Finance/accounting / HR (training & recruitment) / IT (hardware) / Operations / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4350 10127 2021-05-13 517 0
Which of the following do you consider yourself a decision maker of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Finance/accounting / HR (training & recruitment) / IT (hardware) / Operations / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4349 10126 2021-05-13 190 0
Have you ever performed jury service? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4348 10125 2021-05-12 20,807 0
Prior to going to university did your parents: - checkbox Make your bed / Cook for you / Give you pocket money / Drive you to work or social arrangements / Do your laundry / Cut your hair / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4347 10122 2021-05-12 3,001 0
Which of the following would you struggle to do in a property? checkbox Change a lightbulb / Find and identify a fuse box / Read a gas metre / Turn off the mains water supply / Turn off the mains power supply / Identify mold growing on walls/ceilings / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4347 10123 2021-05-12 3,001 0
Which of the following would you struggle to do for yourself? checkbox Use a washing machine / Soft boil an egg / Manage your own utility usage and bills / Organise and pay council tax / Register on the electoral roll / Iron your clothes / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4347 10124 2021-05-12 3,001 0
Do you plan to holiday abroad this summer now that the travel ban has been lifted? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4346 10119 2021-05-12 3,130 0
Which of the below best describes your holiday plans? radio I will avoid Amber and Red list destinations / I will avoid Red list destinations / I will not avoid any destinations / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4346 10120 2021-05-12 3,130 0
Regardless of your intentions to travel abroad, will you still take a staycation in the UK this summer? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4346 10121 2021-05-12 3,130 0
How do you communicate with your neighbours? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Nextdoor / Whatsapp / Facebook / Inyourarea / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4345 10118 2021-05-12 10,048 0
"The effects of the pandemic (e.g. Working from home more) have made me look forward to retiring more.” Do you agree or disagree? radio I don't work / Agree strongly / Agree somewhat / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree somewhat / Disagree strongly / Prefer not to say 0 4344 10115 2021-05-12 1,531 0
"The effects of the pandemic (e.g. Working from home more) have made me consider retiring earlier than previously thought.” Do you agree or disagree? radio Agree strongly / Agree somewhat / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree somewhat / Disagree strongly / Prefer not to say 0 4344 10116 2021-05-12 1,531 0
If you found out now, as we ease out of the lockdown, that you had enough money to live comfortably, would you consider retiring earlier than you previously thought? radio Absolutely / Probably / Maybe / Probably not / Absolutely not / Prefer not to say 0 4344 10117 2021-05-12 1,531 0
What did you think of the Line of Duty finale? textarea textarea 0 4343 10114 2021-05-12 257 0
When do you think things will get back to "normal"? textarea textarea 0 4342 10113 2021-05-12 233 0
Do you have immediate family members who live abroad? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4341 10112 2021-05-11 20,561 0
What could banks do to better support the LGBTQIA+ community? textarea textarea 0 4339 10108 2021-05-11 1,010 0
What annoys you about brands and businesses getting involved in Pride month? textarea textarea 0 4339 10109 2021-05-11 1,010 0
Do you feel excluded or marginalised by your bank? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4339 10110 2021-05-11 1,010 0
How does your bank make you feel excluded or marginalised? textarea textarea 0 4339 10111 2021-05-11 1,010 0
Are you going to watch the Buatsi Vs Dos Santos boxing match on Sky Sports this Saturday evening? radio Yes / No / Not sure / I don't watch boxing / Prefer not to say 0 4338 10107 2021-05-11 11,688 0
Have you heard of Bulleit? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4337 10104 2021-05-11 3,001 0
Do you recall seeing an ad for Bulleit? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4337 10105 2021-05-11 3,001 0
What is your opinion of Bulleit? radio I like it / I neither like it nor dislike it / I dislike it / I am not familiar with this brand / Prefer not to say 0 4337 10106 2021-05-11 3,001 0
Which of the following retailers have you bought clothes for your children from in the past 3 months? (tick all that apply) checkbox M&S / Primark / Next / Matalan / Supermarket brand / Zara / John Lewis / Boden / Joules / Gap / River Island / H&M / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4336 10103 2021-05-11 1,007 0
What qualities do you find most admirable about Labour leader Keir Starmer? checkbox Honesty/Integrity / Professional / Calmness / Better than alternatives (e.g. Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn) / Qualifications / Previous work / Intelligence / Other - there is a different quality of Keir Starmer I admire / None - there are no qualities of Keir Starmer I admire / Don't know - I don't know enough about Keir Starmer / Prefer not to say 0 4335 10102 2021-05-11 5,148 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4334 10101 2021-05-11 2,004 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4333 10100 2021-05-11 10,000 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4332 10099 2021-05-11 10,011 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4331 10098 2021-05-11 10,003 0
To what extent do you agree with - "Your university has done an adequate job at supporting you and your studies during Covid"? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4330 10096 2021-05-11 684 0
Will you be residing in student accommodation or at home for the remainder of the school year? radio Student accommodation / At home / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4330 10097 2021-05-11 684 0
Which of the following best describes your feelings around a return to face to face teaching? radio Anxious/stressed / Cautious / Excited / Relieved / Hopeful / Indifferent / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4329 10093 2021-05-11 1,025 0
Given the short time until the summer break, do you think it would have been better to wait until the new term to restart face to face teaching? radio Yes / Unsure / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4329 10094 2021-05-11 1,025 0
To what extent do you agree with - "The Covid disruption has impacted my studies" ? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4329 10095 2021-05-11 1,025 0
Which of the following green energy products have you installed at your home? checkbox Heat pump / Solar panels / Wind turbine / Hydroelectric generator / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4328 10091 2021-05-11 1,430 0
Were you involved in the installation process? (You didn't just buy a home with the product installed) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4328 10092 2021-05-11 1,430 0
What qualities do you find most admirable about Labour leader Keir Starmer? textarea textarea 0 4327 10090 2021-05-10 2,003 0
Excluding the UK, approximately how many countries have you visited? radio 0 / 1-2 / 3-5 / 6-10 / 11-20 / 21+ / Prefer not to say 1 4325 10088 2021-05-07 20,522 0
Which of the following platforms have you used to buy second hand items? (Tick all that apply) checkbox eBay / Gumtree / Paypal / Schpock / Other platforms / I never bought second hand items / Prefer not to say 1 4324 10087 2021-05-07 70,420 0
Which of the following DIY projects were you hands-on involved? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Painting / Refitting / Tiling / Plastering / Building furniture / Putting up shelves/cabinets / Plumbing work / Electrical work / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4323 10086 2021-05-07 20,093 0
Which of the following companies is your first choice for DIY products? radio B&Q / Homebase / Screwfix / Wickes / Home Bargains / Amazon / B&M / Argos / Wiko / Travis Perkins / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4322 10085 2021-05-07 70,003 0
Are you a first time mother? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4321 10082 2021-05-07 600 0
Do you purchase formula milk online? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4321 10083 2021-05-07 600 0
Does your baby have tummy problems (including colic and acid reflux) ? radio Not applicable / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4321 10084 2021-05-07 600 0
Which do you prefer, the first/last slice or middle slices of a loaf of bread? radio First/last slice / Middle slices / Prefer not to say 1 4320 10081 2021-05-06 19,143 0
Do you currently use the service of a psychotherapist regularly? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4319 10079 2021-05-06 124 0
Have you used the service of a psychotherapist in the past? radio Yes, many times / Yes, once or twice / No / Prefer not to say 0 4319 10080 2021-05-06 124 0
Are you due to have new high-speed broadband installed within the next four weeks? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4318 10077 2021-05-06 202 0
Who will be supplying your new high-speed broadband? radio Vodafone/TalkTalk (provided by City Fibre) / Hyperoptic / Gigaclear / Sky / G Network or Zoob / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4318 10078 2021-05-06 202 0
Have you feigned another illness to take time off work due to PMS symptoms such as period pains? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4317 10075 2021-05-06 504 0
Why? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Feel uncomfortable discussing with colleagues / Being judged for underperforming in my role / Feel inadequate to other female colleagues who don’t take time off / Feeling self conscious e.g heavy flow / Fear it’s not considered a legitimate reason / Fear of judgment from male colleagues / Poor facilities e.g no sanitary bins or limited toilet access / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4317 10076 2021-05-06 504 0
What was the biggest reason for leaving your last home? radio Noisy/messy neighbours / House required modernisation / Lack of indoor or outdoor space / Lack of local amenities such as good schools / Issues with wider area such as crime rate / Too expensive to maintain / run / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4316 10073 2021-05-06 2,005 0
What is most important when selling your home? radio The expertise/years of industry experience of the agent / The price achieved is close to asking price / Being regularly updated on progress / A smooth sale process / A fast sale process / Paying a low estate agent fee / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4316 10074 2021-05-06 2,005 0
Has remote working impacted your mental health? radio Yes, positively / No, positively / No difference / Prefer not to say 0 4315 10070 2021-05-06 3,036 0
Will a return to the physical workplace impact your mental health? radio Yes, positively / No, negatively / No difference / Prefer not to say 0 4315 10071 2021-05-06 3,036 0
What, if any, are the factors that might impact your mental health when returning to work? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Threat of Covid / Commuting again / Returning to a social environment / Workplace pressures such as appearance / Pressures around time management / Less time with family / impact on family life / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4315 10072 2021-05-06 3,036 0
Roughly, to what age do you expect to live? radio 60 / 65 / 70 / 75 / 80 / 85 / 90 / 95 / 100+ / Prefer not to say 0 4313 10069 2021-05-05 30,023 0
Before the pandemic, how many days a week did you pay for after-school childcare? radio 1 day / 2 days / 3 days / 4 days / 5 days / None / Prefer not to say 0 4311 10066 2021-05-05 416 0
By the end of this year, how many days a week do you think you will need to pay for after-school childcare? radio 1 day / 2 days / 3 days / 4 days / 5 days / None / Prefer not to say 0 4311 10067 2021-05-05 416 0
Do you currently own a credit card? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4310 10065 2021-05-05 1,032 0
Which of these matter to you when considering a holiday? checkbox Comfort, pampering, luxury and personal indulgence / Seeing and experiencing something new / Freedom to be flexible / be spontaneous / Desire to visit a specific location or country / Enjoying local culture (music, food, art, architecture) / Experiencing landscapes and nature / Getting away from it all / breaking the daily routine / Value for money / Traveling with like-minded people / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4309 10062 2021-05-05 3,325 0
Which of these sources of information do you use to get inspiration or plan your holidays? checkbox Newspaper articles, magazines or supplements / TV travel shows / Holiday brochures, travel agent / Travel guide books / Recommendations from friends and family / Website - Third party travel and review websites (e.g. Booking.com, TripAdvisor, Expedia) / Website - Travel company website (e.g. TUI, British Airways) / Website - General search engine (e.g. Google) / Seen something on social media (e.g. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Youtube) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4309 10063 2021-05-05 3,325 0
Which of these types of holidays are you likely to consider in the next 12 months? checkbox River Cruise / Ocean Cruise / Escorted Tour / Beach Holiday / Activity/Adventure Holiday / City Break / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4309 10064 2021-05-05 3,325 0
Which of the following eyes products or services have you used in the past two years or plan to use within the next 6 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Bought glasses / Bought contact lenses / Had eye test / Laser eye surgery / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4304 10055 2021-05-05 32,076 0
Do you live in London zone 1 currently or commute regularly to London zone 1 before the pandemic? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4304 10056 2021-05-05 32,076 0
Before the pandemic, how many days a week did you pay for after-school childcare? radio 1 day / 2 days / 3 days / 4 days / 5 days / None / Prefer not to say 0 4303 10053 2021-05-05 419 0
By the end of this year, how many days a week do you think you will need to pay for after-school childcare? radio 1 day / 2 days / 3 days / 4 days / 5 days / None / Prefer not to say 0 4303 10054 2021-05-05 419 0
“Given current levels of Covid-19 in circulation, care home residents should be permitted more than two family and friends to visit regularly.” - Do you agree or disagree? radio Agree strongly / Agree somewhat / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree somewhat / Disagree strongly / Prefer not to say 0 4302 10051 2021-05-04 20,089 0
Why do you think care home residents should be permitted more than two family and friends to visit regularly? checkbox Two regular visitors is not enough / Family and friends who aren’t nominated will be excluded / Nominated visitors may feel burdened / The rules are not clear enough / Care home have made it safe enough for more visitors / There’s a burden on care homes to enforce the policy / Other / None of the above 0 4302 10052 2021-05-04 20,089 0
Which of the following Liqueurs have you heard of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cointreau / Aperol / Amaretto / Kahlula / Campari / Chartreuse / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4301 4577 2021-05-04 1,018 0
Do you consider yourself an expatriate (expat) living in the UK? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4299 10049 2021-05-04 73,335 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4298 10048 2021-05-04 2,008 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4297 10047 2021-05-04 10,002 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4296 10046 2021-05-04 10,010 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4295 10045 2021-05-04 10,000 0
Do you support or oppose the Manchester United fans who broke into Old Trafford yesterday in protest against the Glazer family's ownership of the club, leading to the postponement of their match against Liverpool? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4294 10044 2021-05-03 8,053 0
Manchester United's game against Liverpool on Sunday was postponed after about 200 fans broke into Old Trafford to protest against the Glazer family's ownership of the club. Do you agree with the supporters? checkbox Mostly / Entirely / Somewhat / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 4291 10043 2021-05-02 2,022 0
Do you know how to change a car tire? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4287 10035 2021-04-30 20,834 0
Which of the following branded VR headsets do you own? checkbox Oculus / Playstation / HTC / Valve / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4286 10034 2021-04-30 61,465 0
Which of the following are you using to earn passive income? checkbox Interest on savings / Cashback or rewards credit card / Buy via cashback sites / Robo-investing / Renting out real estate (property/room/parking/garage) / Peer-to-peer lending / Owning dividend paying stocks / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4285 10033 2021-04-30 66,465 0
How was your experience dealing with landlords/landladies in general? radio No experience / Very bad / Somewhat bad / Neutral / Somewhat good / Very good / Prefer not to say 1 4284 10032 2021-04-30 19,609 0
Have you considered a career change since the Covid-19 pandemic started? radio Not applicable / I've changed career already / Yes, very much / Yes, a bit / No, not at all / Prefer not to say 0 4283 10030 2021-04-30 10,184 0
How much have your experiences during the pandemic influenced your desire to change career? radio Very / Somewhat / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 4283 10031 2021-04-30 10,184 0
Which of the following are your responsibilities for your business? checkbox Not applicable / Energy procurement / Financials / Employee management (inc recruitment) / Legal advice & assistance / Inventory management / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4282 10029 2021-04-30 1,009 0
Do you like Cadbury Dairy Milk? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4280 10027 2021-04-29 35 0
Do you take productivity naps at work? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4279 10025 2021-04-29 139,110 0
Do you think naps boost your productivity? radio yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4279 10026 2021-04-29 139,110 0
Which of the following services do you offer professionally? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Bricklaying / Building / Carpentry / Electrics / Landscaping / Painting / Decorating / Plastering / Plumbing / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4278 10022 2021-04-29 1,631 0
From which retailers (offline or online) do you normally buy your trade supplies? (Please separate with a comma) textarea textarea 0 4278 10023 2021-04-29 1,631 0
Which brand(s) of cleaning wipes do you normally use in a professional capacity? (Please separate with a comma) textarea textarea 0 4278 10024 2021-04-29 1,631 0
What brand of cleaning wipes have you used in a professional capacity? textarea textarea 0 4277 10020 2021-04-29 264 0
Where do you buy cleaning wipes for professional use? textarea textarea 0 4277 10021 2021-04-29 264 0
Have you ever taken a survey with one of our survey partners (Samplicio.us, Your Surveys, Cint and Prodege) on Pick My Postcode? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4276 10017 2021-04-29 9,007 0
How likely are you to take a survey with one of our survey partners in future? radio Very Likely / Likely / Not very Likely / Never / Prefer not to say 0 4276 10018 2021-04-29 9,007 0
What would make you more likely to take a survey with one of our survey partners in the future? textarea textarea 0 4276 10019 2021-04-29 9,007 0
Which of these sports do you follow? checkbox Formula 1 / Football / Rugby / Cricket / Tennis / Boxing / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4275 10015 2021-04-29 114 0
Who is your favourite F1 team? radio Mercedes / Red Bull Racing / McLaren / Ferrari / AlphaTauri / Aston Martin / Alpine / Alfa Romeo / Williams / Haas / Prefer not to say 0 4275 10016 2021-04-29 114 0
Are you a school teacher? radio Yes, primary school teacher / Yes, secondary school teacher / Yes, school teacher of other type / No / Prefer not to say 0 4274 10014 2021-04-29 9,573 0
Would you describe yourself as living in a city? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4273 10012 2021-04-29 222 0
What is the best part of living in a city? textarea textarea 0 4273 10013 2021-04-29 222 0
Which of the following supermarkets have you been using regularly since before the pandemic for online ordering/delivery? checkbox Aldi / Asda / Budgens / Co-op / Iceland / Lidl / M&S / Morrisons / Ocado / Sainsbury's / Tesco / Waitrose / Other / I don't use online grocers / Prefer not to say 0 4270 10008 2021-04-29 16,141 0
How do you feel delivery standards from your online grocer have changed in the last few months? radio Much better / Somewhat better / No change / Somewhat worse / Much worse / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4270 10009 2021-04-29 16,141 0
How do you feel the standards of the product selection have changed over the past few months? radio Much better / Somewhat better / No change / Somewhat worse / Much worse / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4270 10010 2021-04-29 16,141 0
How often do you buy scratch cards? radio Daily / A couple of times a week / Once a week / Once a month / Once in a while / Never / Prefer not to say 0 4269 10006 2021-04-28 2,047 0
Do you have any instant win game apps on your phone? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4269 10007 2021-04-28 2,047 0
If a general election was held tomorrow, which of the following parties would you vote for? radio Conservatives / Labour / Lib Dems / Greens / SNP / Reform / Plaid Cymru / Other / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 4268 10004 2021-04-28 24,020 0
On a scale from 0-100, where 100 is absolutely certain, how sure are you that you will vote for the party you chose in question 1? number 100 / 0 0 4268 10005 2021-04-28 24,020 0
How often do you check your email? radio Multiple times a day / At least once a day / A few times a week / Once a week / Rarely / Prefer not to say 0 4267 10001 2021-04-28 3,157 0
Roughly, how many emails do you receive per day? radio 1-5 / 6-20 / 21-50 / 51-100 / Prefer not to say 0 4267 10002 2021-04-28 3,157 0
What do you mostly use email for? radio Work / Education/studies / Personal communication / Subscriptions and services / Prefer not to say 0 4267 10003 2021-04-28 3,157 0
How do you feel delivery standards from your online grocer have changed in the last few months? radio Not applicable / Much better / Somewhat better / No change / Somewhat worse / Much worse / Prefer not to say 0 4266 10000 2021-04-28 1,831 0
How likely are you to buy IAMS in the next 1-2 months? radio Very Likely / Likely / Not very Likely / Never / Prefer not to say / None of the above 0 4261 4853 2021-04-14 1,000 0
Have you heard of IAMS? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4260 4850 2021-04-14 3,001 0
Which of the following brands have you seen an online ad for recently? (Tick all that apply) checkbox IAMS / Purina One / Go Cat / Harringtons / Prefer not to say / None of the above 0 4260 4851 2021-04-14 3,001 0
Which of these would you consider for your cat/dog? (Tick all that apply) checkbox IAMS / Purina One / Go Cat / Harringtons / I don't have a cat/dog / Prefer not to say 0 4260 4852 2021-04-14 3,001 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4259 4849 2021-04-27 2,005 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4258 4848 2021-04-27 10,003 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4257 4847 2021-04-27 10,020 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4256 4846 2021-04-27 10,002 0
A major cruise operator is looking for participants for a study into how social distancing could work on a cruise ship. Would you be interested in taking part, assuming food entertainment and accommodation was entirely free, and you received a £25-50 payment? The study would be based off the coast of Southampton and involve being on the ship for 24 hours. radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4255 4845 2021-04-27 203 0
Do you purchase problem skincare products for your child(ren)? radio Yes, a daily use product / Yes, flare up products / No / Prefer not to say 0 4254 4844 2021-04-27 204 0
We are looking for participants for a medical study. If you would like to take part, please tick any conditions that applies to you from the list below. Your answer will be used to assess your suitability for the study and will not be shared with 3rd parties. If you are suitable, we'll show the details or you can click 'Prefer not to say' if you do not wish to take part. radio Dry Skin / Rosacea / Eczema / Psoriasis / Sensitive skin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4253 4842 2021-04-27 875 0
Do you shop in Boots for products to treat any of the selected ailments in the previous question? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4253 4843 2021-04-27 875 0
Standard Life Aberdeen, the insurer and fund manager, is re-branding as "Abrdn". What do you think of this move? textarea textarea 0 4251 4839 2021-04-26 2,070 0
How often do you visit the fast food restaurant Tim Hortons? radio Regularly / Occasionally / Only visited once or twice / Never / Prefer not to say 0 4250 4838 2021-04-26 229 0
How often do you visit bakeries? (e.g. Gregg's) radio Never / Less than once per month / 2 or 3 times per month / Once per week / 2 or 3 times per week / 4+ times per week / Prefer not to say 1 4249 4837 2021-04-26 75,082 0
How often do you visit coffee houses (e.g. Costa, Starbucks etc)? radio Never / Less than once per month / Once per month / 2 or 3 times a month / Once per week / 2 or 3 times per week / 4+ times per week / Prefer not to say 1 4248 4836 2021-04-26 75,245 0
How often do you visit Quick Serve Restaurants? (e.g. McDonald's, KFC etc) radio Never / Less than once per month / Once per month / 2 or 3 times per month / Once per week / 2 or 3 times per week / 4+ times per week / Prefer not to say 1 4247 4835 2021-04-26 74,827 0
What type of mobile plan are you on for your main personal phone? radio Sim only contract / Contract with a Sim and device / Pay As You Go rolling monthly payments / Pay As You credit allowance / No phone plan / Prefer not to say 0 4246 4833 2021-04-26 2,192 0
What would persuade you most to renew/continue your phone plan with your current provider? radio Loyalty recognised and rewarded / Happy with existing network / Easy and convenient process / Competitive deal (cheapest for your needs) / Additional benefits / Easier to stay than go through the hassle of leaving / Believe in the companies corproate values / Prefer not to say 0 4246 4834 2021-04-26 2,192 0
Are you any of the following? radio Independent financial advisor / Independent surveyor / Independent contractor / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4245 4832 2021-04-26 1,042 0
With cinemas closed due to the pandemic, films have been seeing early release across on demand platforms. On what occasions or circumstances would you be willing to pay £5 to watch a film, that you would otherwise watch at the cinema, on-demand at home instead? (Tick all that apply) checkbox With family/friends / Keep children entertained / Film with good review / Film from favourite genre / Film with great publicity / Weekends / For a blockbuster film release / Other / Would not pay £5 / Prefer not to say 0 4243 4830 2021-04-26 1,012 0
With cinemas closed due to the pandemic, films have been seeing early release across on demand platforms. On what occasions or circumstances would you be willing to pay £10 to watch a film, that you would otherwise watch at the cinema, on-demand at home instead? (Tick all that apply) checkbox With family/friends / Keep children entertained / Film with good review / Film from favourite genre / Film with great publicity / Weekends / For a blockbuster release / Other / Would not pay £10 / Prefer not to say 0 4242 4829 2021-04-26 1,005 0
With cinemas closed due to the pandemic, films have been seeing early release across on demand platforms. On what occasions or circumstances would you be willing to pay £15 to watch a film, that you would otherwise watch at the cinema, on-demand at home instead? (Tick all that apply) checkbox With family/friends / Keep children entertained / Film with good review / Film from favourite genre / Film with great publicity / Weekends/holidays / For a blockbuster film release / Other / Would not pay £15 / Prefer not to say 0 4241 4828 2021-04-26 1,011 0
What did you last watch on TV? textarea textarea 1 4237 4824 2021-04-26 18,055 0
How much did you enjoy school? radio Very much / Somewhat / Neutral / Not much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 1 4236 4823 2021-04-26 20,926 0
Do you care more about the local impact of pollution (e.g. air quality) or global impact of pollution (e.g. climate change)? radio More about the local impact / Equally about local and global impact / More about the global impact / I don't think pollution has any impact / Prefer not to say 1 4235 4821 2021-04-26 37,671 0
How happy or unhappy are you with the air quality in your area? radio Very happy / Somewhat happy / Neither happy nor unhappy / Somewhat unhappy / Very unhappy / Prefer not to say 1 4235 4822 2021-04-26 37,671 0
What would you like to be added to Pick My Postcode? textarea textarea 1 4234 4820 2021-04-26 9,793 0
When it comes to purchasing your meat and animal products which of the following do you consider to be the most important factors to influence your decision: radio Sustainability / Price / Quality / Locally sourced / Convenience / Welfare of animals / I don’t purchase animal products / Prefer not to say 0 4233 4818 2021-04-26 7,711 0
Which of the following elements of the supply chain should be situated locally for meat and animal products to be considered “locally sourced”? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox The registered business / The farm / The feed / The abattoir / The production facility / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4233 4819 2021-04-26 7,711 0
Who has a say in what video games are purchased for children in your household? radio Not applicable / Parent(s) / Child/ren / Both parent(s) and child/ren / Prefer not to say 0 4232 4817 2021-04-23 1,005 0
What's your favourite movie? textarea textarea 0 4231 4816 2021-04-23 242 0
How often do you purchase a physical copy (DVD or Blu Ray) of a film? radio Never / Less than once a year / Once a year / Once every 6 months / Once every 2-3 months / Once a month or more / Prefer not to say 0 4230 4813 2021-04-23 3,192 0
Are you a DVD/Blu-ray collector? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4230 4814 2021-04-23 3,192 0
What genre of films do you tend to purchase on DVD or Blu Ray ? checkbox Horror / Thriller / Action / Drama / Comedy / Animation / Romance / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4230 4815 2021-04-23 3,192 0
Would you be willing to go to the cinema when they reopen? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4228 4808 2021-04-23 3,018 0
When cinemas reopen, would you consider going to the cinema within the first 1-2 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4228 4809 2021-04-23 3,018 0
If there was a film being released that you really wanted to see, where would you prefer to watch it? radio At the cinema / Subscription streaming platform (Netflix, Disney + etc) / Free TV or my channel-based package (Sky/Virgin/BT/Now) / Wait for a traditional, later home release and buy the film (digital download / DVD) / I’d pay an extra one off fee for an early at home release / Prefer not to say 0 4228 4810 2021-04-23 3,018 0
Have you successfully quit smoking? radio Never a regular smoker / No, still smoking / Yes / Prefer not to say 1 4227 4807 2021-04-22 72,480 0
Which of these top 10 BBC TV shows have you watched or are watching? (Tick all that apply) checkbox The Missing / Poldark / Killing Eve / Happy Valley / House Of Cards / Luther / Normal People / Line Of Duty / Peaky Blinders / Sherlock / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4226 4806 2021-04-22 20,754 0
Do you prefer white bread or brown bread? radio White / Brown / Both / Prefer not to say 1 4225 4805 2021-04-22 20,969 0
Have you ever adopted an animal from an adoption centre? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4224 4804 2021-04-22 20,928 0
What's your child's favourite animal? radio Cat / Dog / Horse / Rabbit / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4223 4801 2021-04-22 3,011 0
Is your child a fan of the Spirit franchise? radio Yes / No / Not Sure / Prefer not to say 0 4223 4802 2021-04-22 3,011 0
When your child watches video content, do they prefer something with a human or animal as the protagonist? radio Animal / Human / No preference / Prefer not to say 0 4223 4803 2021-04-22 3,011 0
Thinking about each of the following, do you or anyone else in your household do any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Watch videos created by vloggers e.g. on YouTube, TikTok, etc. / Watch livestream videos via sites/ apps such as Facebook Live, YouTube, Instagram / Create video content (vlogs) that are published on social media (e.g. on YouTube, Instagram etc.) / Broadcast livestreamed videos via apps like Facebook Live, YouTube, etc. / Take pictures to post on social media, blogs or websites which can only be viewed privately / Take pictures to post on social, blogs or websites which can be publicly viewed / Write a blog which can be publicly viewed / Create any other content (written, audio or visual) that helps to promote a business/brand or educate others which is shared on websites, social media or blogs / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4222 4799 2021-04-22 528 0
Which of the following types of products or devices do you use to create content online – e.g. written, audio, video or gaming content to help educate an audience or promote a brand online – most commonly on websites, social media or blogs? checkbox Not applicable / Mobile / Laptop / Macbook / Desktop PC / Games console / Gaming chair / Multiple screens / Camera with a tripod / Mouse / Keyboard / Smart lighting / Green screen / Sound mixer / Aux wires / Wire tidy / Headphones / Party audio / Sound proofing / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4222 4800 2021-04-22 528 0
Has your company implemented any of the following Covid protocol that you have been made aware of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox PPE required while working / Socially distanced desks/workplace / Reduced number of on site staff/part remote working / Weekly Covid tests / No external face to face meetings within the workplace / Reduced numbers during internal meetings / No shared communal areas or resources such as cutlery and eating utensils / No staff social events / Not applicable / My company has no Covid protocols in place / Prefer not to say 0 4220 4797 2021-04-22 1,004 0
Does your company require a Covid vaccination before returning to work? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4219 4794 2021-04-22 3,028 0
Do you feel confident returning to work if you or your colleagues aren’t required to have a vaccine? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4219 4795 2021-04-22 3,028 0
Will you use the threat of Covid as an excuse to work from home more? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4219 4796 2021-04-22 3,028 0
Thinking about future holiday plans, which of the following would you be open to booking in the next two years? Please answer all that apply. checkbox Holiday in the UK (at least 5 days in length) with children / Short break in the UK (less than 5 days in length) with children / Holiday in the UK (at least 5 days in length) without children / Short break in the UK (less than 5 days in length) without children / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4218 4792 2021-04-22 2,242 0
Thinking again about future holiday plans, which of the following would you be open to booking in the next two years? Please answer all that apply. checkbox Holiday at a hotel in the UK (at least 5 days in length) with children / Short break at a hotel in the UK (less than 5 days in length) with children / Holiday at a hotel in the UK (at least 5 days in length) without children / Short break at a hotel in the UK (less than 5 days in length) without children / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4218 4793 2021-04-22 2,242 0
What is the biggest physical turn off from a prospective or current partner? radio Hair/Fashion / Teeth / Nose / Weight / Height / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4217 4789 2021-04-21 7,332 0
What is the most important physical feature you look for in a partner? radio Smile / Physique / Hair / Eyes / Complexion / Weight / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4217 4790 2021-04-21 7,332 0
If you won £5K of free cosmetic procedures to change one aspect of your physical appearance, what would you spend it on changing? Please write 'none' if you would not want any free cosmetic procedures. textarea textarea 0 4217 4791 2021-04-21 7,332 0
Before COVID restrictions how often did you, on average, go to the dentist? radio I don't go to the dentist / Less than once per year / Once per year / 2-4 times per year / 5 times or more per year / Prefer not to say 0 4216 4786 2021-04-21 8,117 0
Since lockdown at end of March 2020, how many times have you been to the dentist? radio I haven't been to the dentist / Once / 2-4 times / 5 times or more / Prefer not to say 0 4216 4787 2021-04-21 8,117 0
Did you miss or cancel a dentist appointment due to COVID restrictions in the last 12 months? radio Yes / No / I didn't arrange a dentist appointment / Prefer not to say 0 4216 4788 2021-04-21 8,117 0
Do you have a credit card with any of the following companies? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Capital One / HSBC / Virgin Money / Sainsbury's / Halifax / TSB / MBNA / American Express / Barclays / M&S / Lloyds / Tesco Bank / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4215 4785 2021-04-21 62,471 0
How frequently do you play football games on any device? radio Once a week or more / Once every 2-3 weeks / Once a month / Once every 2-3 months / Less than once every 2-3 months / Prefer not to say 0 4213 4783 2021-04-21 537 0
What's your biggest hesitation about voting Conservative? textarea textarea 0 4212 4782 2021-04-21 257 0
How has your consumption of ice cream changed since the pandemic started? radio Increased a lot / Increased a little / No change / Decreased a little / Decreased a lot / Prefer not to say 0 4211 4781 2021-04-21 2,049 0
For which of the following media have you been paid to create content, in the last 12 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Social media / Website / Video platform / Blog / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4210 4780 2021-04-21 208 0
Do you agree or disagree that politicians should be held more accountable for their actions? radio Strongly disagree / Disagree / Neutral / Agree / Strongly agree / Don't know 0 4208 4775 2021-04-21 39,140 0
Do you agree or disagree that politicians who lie should lose office? radio Strongly disagree / Disagree / Neutral / Agree / Strongly agree / Don't know 0 4208 4776 2021-04-21 39,140 0
MPs' annual salaries are currently £81,932. Do you think this is: radio Too high and should be reduced / About right / Too low and should b e increased / Don't know 0 4208 4777 2021-04-21 39,140 0
Do you agree or disagree that more should be done to prevent cronyism in awarding public contracts? radio Strongly disagree / Disagree / Neutral / Agree / Strongly agree / Don't know 0 4208 4778 2021-04-21 39,140 0
Do you agree or disagree that more should be done to control and limit lobbying of the government? radio Strongly disagree / Disagree / Neutral / Agree / Strongly agree / Don't know 0 4208 4779 2021-04-21 39,140 0
Should "Big Six" clubs that pursue the idea of a European Super League be banned from the Premier League? checkbox Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4207 4774 2021-04-20 2,051 0
Are you a content creator (influencer, vlogger, etc.) for any of the following? radio Website / Social media / Blog / Video platform / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4206 4773 2021-04-20 204 0
What TV Channels do your kids watch? (Tick all that apply) checkbox CBBC / Pop / Cbeebies / Nickelodeon / Disney Channel / CITV / Cartoon Network / Watches Streaming Service (Netflix/Disney+) / Youtube / Other / I don't have children / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4205 4772 2021-04-20 1,010 0
Would you be interested in buying any PMP merchandise? radio Yes/maybe / No / Prefer not to say 0 4203 4770 2021-04-20 381 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4202 4769 2021-04-20 2,002 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4201 4768 2021-04-20 10,001 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4200 4767 2021-04-20 10,013 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4199 4766 2021-04-20 10,016 0
Are you currently hiring an accountant to file your tax returns? radio Yes / No / No, but I have before / Prefer not to say 1 4198 4765 2021-04-19 20,578 0
Do you own any of the following smart speakers? (tick all that apply) checkbox Amazon Echo / Apple HomePod / Google Nest / Other / I don't own one / Prefer not to say 0 4197 4764 2021-04-19 1,025 0
How often do you play mobile games on your phone/tablet? radio At least once a week / At least once a month / At least once every 2-3 months / Less than once very 2-3 months / Never / Prefer not to say 0 4185 4763 2021-04-19 217 0
Twelve of the top football clubs in Europe are proposing a breakaway football “Super League" which include Manchester United, Manchester City, Arsenal, Tottenham, Chelsea and Liverpool. How do you feel about this idea? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neither support nor oppose / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 4183 4760 2021-04-19 4,966 0
Twelve of the top football clubs in Europe are reportedly proposing a "breakaway" football league which would take Manchester United, Manchester City, Arsenal, Tottenham, Chelsea and Liverpool out of the English Premier League. Do you agree or disagree with this proposal? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / I don't care/follow football / Prefer not to say 0 4182 4759 2021-04-18 13,883 0
What do you think of Love Island? textarea textarea 0 4180 4757 2021-04-17 241 0
Roughly how often do you bet or gamble on horse racing online? radio Never / Less than once a year / Once a year / Once every 6 months / Once every 2-3 months / Once a month or more / Prefer not to say 0 4170 4756 2021-04-16 77,557 0
Roughly how often do you bet or gamble online for money? radio Never / Less than once a year / Once a year / Once every 6 months / Once every 2-3 months / Once a month or more / Prefer not to say 0 4169 4755 2021-04-16 6,293 0
When purchasing health, beauty and hygiene products, what is the most important factor? radio Enviromental footprint / Low cost / High cost / Quality / Brand name / Ingredients / Customer reviews / Use by influencers / Professional recommendation / Medical/health benefits / Prefer not to say 0 4167 4754 2021-04-16 1,015 0
How recently did you last place a bet on a horse online? radio Within the last month / Between 1 and 3 months ago / Between 4 and 12 months ago / I can't remember / Prefer not to say 0 4163 4753 2021-04-16 4,276 0
Have you heard of Bulleit? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4159 4750 2021-04-16 3,088 0
Do you recall seeing an ad for Bulleit? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4159 4751 2021-04-16 3,088 0
What is your opinion of Bulleit? radio I like it / I neither like it nor dislike it / I dislike it / I am not familiar with this brand / Prefer not to say 0 4159 4752 2021-04-16 3,088 0
How much do you like your neighbours on a scale of 1 to 10? (1-Strongly dislike, 10-strongly like) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4155 4748 2021-04-15 72,818 0
How many hours worth of driving lessons did you take before you took your first driving exam? radio 0-2 / 3-5 / 6-10 / 11-20 / 21-40 / 41+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 4154 4747 2021-04-15 19,071 0
Have you given up on TV and strictly use the internet for shows? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4153 4746 2021-04-15 20,472 0
Do you use sunscreen when you sunbathe? radio Yes / No / i don't sunbathe / Prefer not to say 1 4152 4745 2021-04-15 21,144 0
Which of the following activities do you enjoy doing at home (tick all that apply)? checkbox Knitting / Sewing / Quilting / Crocheting / Cross-stitch / Other crafting / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4151 4744 2021-04-15 215 0
Are you considering taking a UK break (1-4 nights) in a child free hotel in the next 12 months? radio Yes / No / Don't know/Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4150 4743 2021-04-15 1,012 0
When was the last time you researched or bought car insurance? radio 1-3 months ago / 3-11 months ago / 1+ years ago / Prefer not to say 0 4149 4742 2021-04-15 203 0
Do you listen to music when you work? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4148 4741 2021-04-14 20,594 0
Thinking about your shopping behaviours as a result of Covid, which of the following statements do you most agree with. radio I am more likely to continue shopping online post Covid / I am likely to continue shopping online but also shop in physical stores post Covid / I am likely to return to shopping in physical stores more post Covid / Prefer not to say 0 4147 4740 2021-04-14 1,068 0
Do you consider yourself to be any of the following? checkbox Educator / Historian (inc history lovers, enthusiasts and academics) / Army supporter / City attractions/experiences seeker / Venue booker / Visitor who uses museums as social outlets / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4146 4739 2021-04-14 1,060 0
Which is the coolest car brand? checkbox Vauxhall / Ford / Mercedes / Tesla / Nissan / BMW / Volkswagen / Toyota / Mini / Prefer not to say 0 4145 4738 2021-04-14 1,056 0
Have you bet on horse racing in the last month? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4144 4737 2021-04-14 226 0
How likely are you to buy IAMS in the next 1-2 months? radio Very Likely / Likely / Not very Likely / Never / Prefer not to say 0 4143 4736 2021-04-14 1,006 0
Have you heard of IAMS? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4142 4733 2021-04-14 3,045 0
Which of the following brands have you seen an online ad for recently? (Tick all that apply) checkbox IAMS / Purina One / Go Cat / Harringtons / Prefer not to say / None of the above 0 4142 4734 2021-04-14 3,045 0
Which of these would you consider for your cat/dog? (Tick all that apply) checkbox IAMS / Purina One / Go Cat / Harringtons / I don't have a cat/dog / Prefer not to say / None of the above 0 4142 4735 2021-04-14 3,045 0
Are you a current university student? radio Yes, undergraduate student / Yes, postgraduate student / No / Prefer not to say 0 4141 4732 2021-04-14 200 0
Do you carry physical cash? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4140 4731 2021-04-13 20,306 0
Non-essential retail stores have re-opened from Monday 12th April. What is the first shop you intend to visit or have already visited? textarea textarea 0 4138 4727 2021-04-13 301 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4137 4726 2021-04-13 2,006 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4136 4725 2021-04-13 10,020 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4135 4724 2021-04-13 10,023 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4134 4723 2021-04-13 10,015 0
Non-essential retail stores have re-opened from Monday 12th April. What was the first shop you visited or intend to visit? textarea textarea 0 4133 4722 2021-04-13 35 0
Are you worried about the value of your home falling after the stamp duty holiday? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4132 4719 2021-04-13 3,012 0
Would you refrain from selling in the future if your home was worth less than current market value? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4132 4720 2021-04-13 3,012 0
Do you think house prices are too high? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4132 4721 2021-04-13 3,012 0
If the Queen now stands down, who should replace her? radio Prince Harry / Prince Charles / Prince William / Prince Andrew / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4131 4718 2021-04-09 10,000 0
How much do you think 5G network will improve your internet usage experience? radio Very much / A little / Not at all / Prefer not to say 1 4130 4717 2021-04-09 55,797 0
How would you rate the service of your local GP on a scale of 1 to 10? (1-Poor, 10-Excellent) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4129 4716 2021-04-09 75,218 0
Who is your favourite in this list of top 10 UK comedians? radio Ronnie Barker / Ronnie Corbet / Peter Kay / Dawn French / Billy Connolly / Bradley Walsh / Michael McIntyre / John Bishop / Dara O’Briain / David Mitchell / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 4128 4715 2021-04-09 19,957 0
Do you buy instant hot meals or snacks like Pot Noodle, Super Noodle, Naked Noodle etc. radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4127 4714 2021-04-09 204 0
Do you invest in cryptocurrency (bitcoins)? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4123 4710 2021-04-09 1,035 0
What's your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 4122 4709 2021-04-09 102 0
To which ethnic groups do you consider yourself belonging? checkbox Arab / Jew / African / Indian / Inuit / Native American / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4121 4708 2021-04-09 203 0
Did you experience issues when house hunting due to lack of available information on the property up-front ? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4120 4705 2021-04-08 3,001 0
Would you be willing to pay a small amount up front (say £300), if it meant more information was provided on a property on any potential issues? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4120 4706 2021-04-08 3,001 0
Would you be more likely to use an estate agent who offered this service? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4120 4707 2021-04-08 3,001 0
Based on your recent home purchase, did you lose out on a property you liked to another buyer due to a bidding war? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4119 4703 2021-04-08 2,000 0
Did you have to purchase at a higher price than you would have liked to in order to secure the home you bought? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4119 4704 2021-04-08 2,000 0
When renting a student property, would you prefer to have contents insurance included within your utilities package? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4118 4701 2021-04-08 2,001 0
What would what you ideally like to be included within a utilities package? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Water / Electric / Gas / Wifi / TV / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4118 4702 2021-04-08 2,001 0
Does your rent include utilities? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4117 4698 2021-04-08 3,002 0
Would you be more likely to rent a student house where utilities were included? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4117 4699 2021-04-08 3,002 0
Would you be happier to pay more in rent to include utilities? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4117 4700 2021-04-08 3,002 0
Prior to lockdown what did you feel were the biggest issues for women in the workplace? (Tick that apply) checkbox Under-representation throughout the company / Under-representation at management level and above / The Gender Pay Gap / Pressure to maintain a certain level of apperance / Pressure to hide the subject of female health e.g. PMS symptoms / Sexism / Sexual misconduct / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4116 4696 2021-04-08 2,036 0
Which issue(s) has a move towards remote working helped address? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Under-representation throughout the company / Under-representation at management level and above / The Gender Pay Gap / Pressure to maintain a certain level of apperance / Pressure to hide the subject of female health e.g. PMS symptoms / Sexism / Sexual misconduct / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4116 4697 2021-04-08 2,036 0
Do you think it’s fair to charge service charges for the upkeep of leasehold homes? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4114 4692 2021-04-08 3,007 0
Do you know what service charges are used for? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4114 4693 2021-04-08 3,007 0
Do you think there should be more transparency on how service charges are charged and spent? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4114 4694 2021-04-08 3,007 0
Based on your recent purchase, were you able to afford a bigger house? radio Yes / No, the same size / No, I had to buy smaller / Prefer not to say 0 4113 4689 2021-04-08 3,003 0
Based on your recent purchase, could you afford to buy in a more affluent area? radio Yes / No, the same or similar area / No, had to buy in a less affluent area / Prefer not to say 0 4113 4690 2021-04-08 3,003 0
Based on your recent purchase, could you afford to buy a house with outdoor space? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4113 4691 2021-04-08 3,003 0
Do you feel remote working has impacted the recognition you receive within the workplace? radio Yes, I get less / Yes, I get more / It hasn't changed / Prefer not to say 0 4112 4687 2021-04-08 2,018 0
Do you fear a move towards remote working could see your role outsourced? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4112 4688 2021-04-08 2,018 0
Do you think working remotely has impacted your productivity within your role? radio Yes, I get more done / Yes, I get less done / It hasn't changed / Prefer not to say 0 4111 4685 2021-04-08 2,014 0
Are you more likely to work additional hours to those required when working remotely? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4111 4686 2021-04-08 2,014 0
If you were offered a Covid-19 vaccine now, but the risk of a fatal side-effect was 1 in 1,000,000, would you take it? radio Yes / No / I've already had a vaccine / Prefer not to say 0 4110 4684 2021-04-07 503 0
If you were offered a Covid-19 vaccine now, but the risk of a fatal side-effect was 1 in 100,000, would you take it? radio Yes / No / I've already had a vaccine / Prefer not to say 0 4109 4683 2021-04-07 504 0
If you were offered a Covid-19 vaccine now, but the risk of a fatal side-effect was 1 in 10,000, would you take it? radio Yes / No / I've already had a vaccine / Prefer not to say 0 4108 4682 2021-04-07 515 0
If you were offered a Covid-19 vaccine now, but the risk of a fatal side-effect was 1 in 1,000, would you take it? radio Yes / No / I've already had a vaccine / Prefer not to say 0 4107 4681 2021-04-07 502 0
If you were offered a Covid-19 vaccine now, but the risk of a fatal side-effect was 1 in 100, would you take it? radio Yes / No / I've already had a vaccine / Prefer not to say 0 4106 4680 2021-04-07 509 0
To what extent do you agree with "I enjoy travelling"? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 1 4105 4679 2021-04-07 20,570 0
Is your home freehold or leasehold? radio Freehold / Leasehold / I don't own a home / Prefer not to say 1 4104 4678 2021-04-07 148,160 0
Do you use any of the following mobile apps? checkbox Experian / Clear Score / Credit Karma / Check My File / Equifax / Trans Union / Totally Money / Compare the Market / Money Supermarket / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4103 4677 2021-04-07 1,049 0
Have you had to give up a pet in the last 12 months? radio Yes / No / I do not own a pet / Prefer not to say 0 4102 4676 2021-04-07 1,052 0
What is your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 4101 4675 2021-04-07 256 0
Are you a regular user of the Glasgow subway? radio Yes, current regular user / Yes, before the pandemic / No, infrequent user / No, never used it / Prefer not to say 0 4100 4674 2021-04-07 500 0
Which of the following dedicated (excluding smartphone) recording devices do you own? checkbox Video camera (including Go Pro and camcorder) / Camera / Voice recorder / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4099 4673 2021-04-06 74,933 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4098 4672 2021-04-06 2,013 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4097 4671 2021-04-06 10,009 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4096 4670 2021-04-06 10,015 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4095 4669 2021-04-06 10,012 0
Which of the following smells would actually deter you from buying a house that was otherwise perfect for you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cigarette smoke / Strong food such as fish being cooked / Blocked drains / Recently used toilet / The smell of a pet / Dirty laundry / General rubbish / Other / I wouldn't be deterred by a smell / Prefer not to say 0 4094 4667 2021-04-06 2,006 0
Which of the following smells would positively influence your decision when buying a house? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Fresh flowers / Fresh bread/baked goods / Freshly mown lawn / Fresh coffee / General fresh air / Clean laundry / A shop bought air freshener / Other / A smell wouldn't influence me to buy / Prefer not to say 0 4094 4668 2021-04-06 2,006 0
If you could have any super power what would it be? textarea textarea 0 4093 4666 2021-04-04 231 0
There are local elections coming up on 6 May to elect the mayor of London. How likely would you be to vote on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 – certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4091 4663 2021-04-01 15,613 0
In the local elections for mayor of London, you will get to vote for both your first and second choice candidate. How would you vote for your first choice? radio Sadiq Khan – Labour / Shaun Bailey – Conservative / Luisa Porritt – Liberal Democrat / Siân Berry – Green / Brian Rose – Independent / Laurence Fox – Reclaim Party / Peter Gammons – UKIP / Piers Corbyn – Independent / Mandu Reid – Women’s Equality Party / Some other candidate / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 4091 4664 2021-04-01 15,613 0
In the local elections for mayor of London, how would you vote for your second choice? radio Sadiq Khan – Labour / Shaun Bailey – Conservative / Luisa Porritt – Liberal Democrat / Siân Berry – Green / Brian Rose – Independent / Laurence Fox – Reclaim Party / Peter Gammons – UKIP / Piers Corbyn – Independent / Mandu Reid – Women’s Equality Party / Some other candidate / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 4091 4665 2021-04-01 15,613 0
There are local elections coming up on 6 May to elect the mayor of West Midlands. How likely would you be to vote on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 – certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote / Prefer not to say 0 4090 4660 2021-04-01 20,795 0
In the local elections for mayor of West Midlands, you will get to vote for both your first and second choice candidate. How would you vote for your first choice? radio Andy Street – Conservative / Liam Byrne – Labour Co-op / Jenny Wilkinson – Liberal Democrat / Steve Caudwell – Green / Ashvir Sangha – Our West Midlands / Colin Rankine – Yeshua / Some other candidate / Don't know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 4090 4661 2021-04-01 20,795 0
In the local elections for mayor of West Midlands, how would you vote for your second choice? radio Andy Street – Conservative / Liam Byrne – Labour Co-op / Jenny Wilkinson – Liberal Democrat / Steve Caudwell – Green / Ashvir Sangha – Our West Midlands / Colin Rankine – Yeshua / Some other candidate / Don’t know / Would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 4090 4662 2021-04-01 20,795 0
How many times do you cut your finger nails in a month? number 1 4089 4658 2021-04-01 34,822 0
How many times do you cut your toe nails in a month? number 1 4089 4659 2021-04-01 34,822 0
Which of the following charities have you donated to? (Tick all that apply) checkbox British Heart Foundation / St John Ambulance / Macmillan Cancer Support / Cancer Research UK / Great Ormond Street Hospital / Marie Curie / Keep Britain Tidy / Alzheimer’s Research UK / Guide Dogs / RNLI Lifeboats / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4088 4657 2021-04-01 64,759 0
Can you make a snapping sound with your fingers? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4087 4656 2021-04-01 20,927 0
Have you ever shaved your head for any reason at all? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4086 4655 2021-04-01 21,129 0
Do you opt to spread your payments over a number of months when shopping online, via a platform such as Klara for example? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4085 4652 2021-04-01 3,163 0
Why do you choose to do so? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I don’t have the money at the time of purchase / I have the money, but prefer to pay a little each month to maximise my income / It allows me to purchase more expensive items that I otherwise would / It allows me to purchase more items at once / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4085 4653 2021-04-01 3,163 0
Thinking specifically about holidays - would spreading the cost make you more likely to book a holiday this year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4085 4654 2021-04-01 3,163 0
Do you have a pet that you could bring on holiday? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4084 4649 2021-04-01 3,133 0
Do you chose to bring your pet on holiday? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4084 4650 2021-04-01 3,133 0
What are the biggest issues with bringing your pet on holiday? radio Finding pet friendly accommodation / The additional cost of pet friendly accommodation / The logistics of travelling with my pet / Pet friendly places to visit while away (restaurants etc) / My pet doesn’t like to travel/stay away from home / I like to have a break from my pet / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4084 4651 2021-04-01 3,133 0
Which of the following do you regularly buy from McDonald's? checkbox Bottled drinks / Burgers & sandwiches / Chicken Selects/nuggets / Desserts (e.g. McFlurry) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4083 4648 2021-04-01 527 0
Was the stamp duty holiday a motivation when purchasing your last home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4082 4645 2021-04-01 3,007 0
Were low interest rates a motivation when purchasing your last home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4082 4646 2021-04-01 3,007 0
Did you struggle to secure a mortgage with a good rate of interest? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4082 4647 2021-04-01 3,007 0
Do you think it’s important an estate agent has a physical office? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4081 4643 2021-04-01 2,000 0
Would you prefer to pay less in estate agent fees if it meant they didn’t have a physical office? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4081 4644 2021-04-01 2,000 0
How did you find the last home your purchased? radio Online / An estate agents window / A for sales board / Other / Prefer not to say 0 4080 4641 2021-04-01 2,003 0
During the transaction process how often did you visit your estate agent's branch/office? radio Never / Once or twice / Quite often / Prefer not to say 0 4080 4642 2021-04-01 2,003 0
Do you know how to ride a bicycle? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4079 4640 2021-03-31 21,028 0
Are you more likely to buy the products of companies you own shares in? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4077 4637 2021-03-31 52 0
Besides taste and price which of the following would make you choose a nut butter brand? checkbox No palm oil / No fly miles (zero air freight) / Carbon neutral / B Corp certified / Locally made / Transparent carbon footprint / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4076 4636 2021-03-31 243 0
Whose performance do you think is responsible for Sir Keir Starmer and the Labour Party not doing better in the polls? (Please tick all that apply) radio Sir Keir Starmer / The Labour Party / The Conservative Party / Boris Johnson / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4075 4633 2021-03-31 2,454 0
Which of the following criticisms of the Labour Party do you agree with? checkbox Not offering a viable alternative / Point scoring in a crisis / They are tainted by Corbyn / Out of touch with voters / Out of touch with the working class / They have undesirable factions / Too much in-fighting / They are untrustworthy / Not different enough from the Tories / They resisted Brexit too much / Too "woke" / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4075 4634 2021-03-31 2,454 0
Which of the following criticisms of Sir Keir Starmer do you agree with? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Poor leader / Not offering viable alternative / Point-scoring in a crisis / Out of touch with voters / Out of touch with working class / Too weak / soft / Too unknown / Too much like a Tory / Too centrist / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4075 4635 2021-03-31 2,454 0
Would you consider buying shares in a company if this gave you a discount on their products/services? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4074 4632 2021-03-31 225 0
Which of the following have you purchased Dog and Cat Flea/Tick treatment products from in the past 2 months? checkbox Pet chains / Supermarket / Pharmacy / Online/E-retail / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4073 4631 2021-03-31 212 0
Which of the following climate control system have you installed at home? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Underfloor heating / Radiator / Heat recovery ventilation system / Air conditioner / Infrared heater / Ceiling fan / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4072 4630 2021-03-30 20,381 0
Which of the following do you consider yourself a decision maker of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox IT (hardware) / HR (training & recruitment) / Finance/accounting / Operations / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4071 4629 2021-03-30 212 0
Do you find you tend to snack more during the week or the weekend?  radio During the week / During the weekend / I don't snack / Prefer not to say 0 4070 4626 2021-03-30 607 0
Do you find you tend to snack more during the morning, afternoon or the evening?  radio Morning / Afternoon / Evening / I don't snack / Prefer not to say 0 4070 4627 2021-03-30 607 0
When thinking about snacking what kind of things tend to trigger you to snack?  textarea textarea 0 4070 4628 2021-03-30 607 0
What are your typical snacking moments?  textarea textarea 0 4069 4623 2021-03-30 612 0
Do you have any snacking rituals? textarea textarea 0 4069 4624 2021-03-30 612 0
What’s your snacking guilty pleasure?  textarea textarea 0 4069 4625 2021-03-30 612 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4068 4622 2021-03-30 2,012 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4067 4621 2021-03-30 10,001 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4066 4620 2021-03-30 10,002 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4065 4619 2021-03-30 10,003 0
To what extent do you agree with "The best things in life are free. The second best things are very, very expensive." ? radio Strongly disagree / Somewhat disagree / Nether agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Strongly agree / Prefer not to say 1 4064 4618 2021-03-29 19,526 0
Which of the following fragrances have you heard of? checkbox Dior Sauvage / Paco One Million / Mont Blanc Explorer / D&G K / Armani / Tom Ford / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4063 4617 2021-03-29 1,039 0
As a lawyer, which of the following do you work with? checkbox Insurance claims / Wills / Conveyancing / Tax / Crime / Insolvency / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4062 4616 2021-03-29 179 0
How satisfied are you with your home broadband service on a scale of 1 to 10? (1-Very unsatisfied, 10-Very satisfied) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4061 4615 2021-03-26 76,049 0
How satisfied are you with your mobile network service on a scale of 1 to 10? (1-Very unsatisfied, 10-Very satisfied) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say / Not sure / Not applicable 1 4060 4614 2021-03-26 76,344 0
Have you ever played paintball? radio Yes, many times / Yes, once or twice / No, never / Prefer not to say 1 4059 4613 2021-03-26 21,173 0
Are you eligible for the flu vaccine offered by the NHS every year? radio Yes / No / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4058 4612 2021-03-26 20,736 0
We're looking for participants for a medical study. If you would like to take part, please tick any conditions you have been suffering from in the list below. Your answer will be used to assess your suitability for the study and will not be shared with 3rd parties. If you are suitable, we'll show the details or you can click 'No thanks, not for me' if you do not wish to take part. checkbox Diabetes / Respiratory conditions / Heart conditions / Obesity / Kidney disease / Liver disease / Spleen problems (including sickle cell diesease) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4057 4611 2021-03-26 239 0
We're looking for participants for a medical study. If you would like to take part, please tick any conditions you have been suffering from in the list below. Your answer will be used to assess your suitability for the study and will not be shared with 3rd parties. If you are suitable, we'll show the details or you can click 'No thanks, not for me' if you do not wish to take part. checkbox Age related muscular degeneration / Age related dementia / Age related joint disease / Age related hearing loss / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4056 4610 2021-03-26 557 0
What's your favourite movie? textarea textarea 0 4055 4609 2021-03-26 242 0
How did you vote in the 2014 Scottish independence referendum? radio Yes to independence / No to independence / Did not vote / Could not vote / Cannot remember 0 4054 4536 2021-03-26 12 0
If there were a referendum on Scottish independence tomorrow, how likely would you be to vote on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote 0 4054 4567 2021-03-26 12 0
If there were a referendum on Scottish independence tomorrow with the question, "Should Scotland be an independent country?", how would you vote? radio Yes / No / Undecided 0 4054 4568 2021-03-26 12 0
If there were an election for the Scottish Parliament tomorrow, how likely would you be to vote on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote 0 4054 4569 2021-03-26 12 0
In the Scottish Parliamentary election you will be given two votes. Your first vote will be to elect a single person to represent your constituency in the Scottish Parliament. If there were a Scottish Parliament election tomorrow, which of the following parties do you think you would vote for with your first, constituency vote? radio Scottish National Party (SNP) / Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party / Scottish Labour / Scottish Liberal Democrats / Scottish Green Party / Reform UK (former Brexit party) / Other party / Undecided 0 4054 4570 2021-03-26 12 0
Your second vote will be a party list vote to elect representatives from your region of Scotland using a form of proportional representation. If there were a Scottish Parliament election tomorrow, which of the following parties do you think you would vote for with your second, regional list vote? radio Scottish National Party (SNP) / Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party / Scottish Labour / Scottish Liberal Democrats / Scottish Green Party / Reform UK (former Brexit party) / Other party / Undecided 0 4054 4571 2021-03-26 12 0
How likely are you to buy Deliveroo shares in their upcoming IPO? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Not very likely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 4053 4607 2021-03-26 2,010 0
Why wouldn't you buy Deliveroo shares? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox I think they are over-valued / I don't have funds to invest / I don't tend to buy shares / Ethical reasons (eg. staff pay) / I prefer other investment options / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4053 4608 2021-03-26 2,010 0
Which of the following services does your business use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Legal / Accounting / IT Management / Marketing / Customer services / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4052 4606 2021-03-25 503 0
Which of the following best-selling comic series have you read? (Tick all that apply) checkbox One Piece / Asterix / Peanuts / Lucky Luke / Dragon Ball / Golgo 13 / Naruto / Case Closed / The Adventures of Tintin / Spike and Suzy / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4051 4605 2021-03-25 20,632 0
Were you adopted? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 4050 4604 2021-03-25 2 0
What's your favourite movie? textarea textarea 0 4046 4597 2021-03-25 244 0
Which of these financial brands are you currently or have you ever been a customer of? Please select all that apply. checkbox Lloyds Bank / Halifax / Birmingham Midshires / Scottish Widows / Bank of Scotland / Schroders Personal Wealth / Schroders / None of the above 0 4045 4594 2021-03-25 2,228 0
If you need financial advice, which of these providers would you consider using? Please select all that apply. checkbox Lloyds Bank / Halifax / Birmingham Midlands / Scottish Widows / Bank of Scotland / Schroders Personal Wealth / Schroders / None of the above 0 4045 4595 2021-03-25 2,228 0
Which of these financial brands would you most trust with your long term savings and investments? Please select your top one choice only. radio Lloyds Bank / Halifax / Birmingham Midshires / Scottish Widows / Bank of Scotland / Schroders Personal Wealth / Schroders / None of the above 0 4045 4596 2021-03-25 2,228 0
Which of these financial brands would you most trust with your pensions and retirement savings? Please select your top choice only. radio Lloyds Bank / Halifax / Birmingham Midshires / Scottish Widows / Bank of Scotland / Schroders Personal Wealth / Schroders / None of the above 0 4045 4598 2021-03-25 2,228 0
Which of the following are you responsible for within your business? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Purchasing business insurance / Credit and loan management / Financial budgeting / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4043 4590 2021-03-25 209 0
If there were a referendum on Scottish independence tomorrow, how likely would you be to vote on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote 0 4042 4567 2021-03-25 5 0
If there were a referendum on Scottish independence tomorrow with the question, "Should Scotland be an independent country?", how would you vote? radio Yes / No / Undecided 0 4042 4568 2021-03-25 5 0
If there were an election for the Scottish Parliament tomorrow, how likely would you be to vote on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote 0 4042 4569 2021-03-25 5 0
In the Scottish Parliamentary election you will be given two votes. Your first vote will be to elect a single person to represent your constituency in the Scottish Parliament. If there were a Scottish Parliament election tomorrow, which of the following parties do you think you would vote for with your first, constituency vote? radio Scottish National Party (SNP) / Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party / Scottish Labour / Scottish Liberal Democrats / Scottish Green Party / Reform UK (former Brexit party) / Other party / Undecided 0 4042 4570 2021-03-25 5 0
Your second vote will be a party list vote to elect representatives from your region of Scotland using a form of proportional representation. If there were a Scottish Parliament election tomorrow, which of the following parties do you think you would vote for with your second, regional list vote? radio Scottish National Party (SNP) / Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party / Scottish Labour / Scottish Liberal Democrats / Scottish Green Party / Reform UK (former Brexit party) / Other party / Undecided 0 4042 4571 2021-03-25 5 0
You told us you have a son born in 2003. If he is 17 we would like to ask him 5 questions concerning the upcoming Scottish election, and a potential independence referendum. Is your son available right now to answer the following questions? radio Yes, he will / Yes, but no thanks / No 0 4042 4588 2021-03-25 5 0
Please confirm that the 5 questions that follow this one will be answered by your 17 year old son radio I confirm / I do not confirm 0 4042 4589 2021-03-25 5 0
Do you think a member of the royal family should be a good role model? radio Yes / No / Indifferent / Not anymore / Prefer not to say 0 4041 4585 2021-03-25 3,139 0
Thinking about brand ambassadors, which of the following do you think is the most and least influential? maxdiff An expert in that particular sector / A social media influencer in that particular sector / A celebrity / A member of the royal family / Prefer not to say 0 4041 4586 2021-03-25 3,139 0
If you were trying to improve an area of your personal of professional life, who would you be most likely to take advice from? radio An expert in that particular sector / A social media influencer in that particular sector / A celebrity / A member of the royal family / Someone recommended to me / Prefer not to say 0 4041 4587 2021-03-25 3,139 0
Would you be more likely to buy a house because it had a south face garden? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4040 4582 2021-03-25 3,076 0
Would you pay more for a property with a south facing garden? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4040 4583 2021-03-25 3,076 0
How much more? (approximately) radio Would not pay more / 5% / 10% / 20% / 21%+ / Prefer not to say 0 4040 4584 2021-03-25 3,076 0
“Companies who make promises to help tackle climate change are doing so to get good PR, rather than serious attempts to be environmentally responsible” - Do you agree or disagree? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 4039 4581 2021-03-25 7,396 0
Which of the following online music streaming services are you paying monthly subscription for? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Spotify Music Service / Apple Music / Tidal Streaming Service / Amazon Music Unlimited / YouTube Music / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4038 4580 2021-03-24 77,761 0
Which of the following Liqueurs have you heard of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cointreau / Aperol / Amaretto / Kahlula / Campari / Chartreuse / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4037 4577 2021-03-24 3,002 0
How frequently do you expect to drink Cointreau/ A cocktail containing Cointreau in the next 6 months? radio Frequently / Occasionally / Sometimes / Rarely / Never / Prefer not to say 0 4037 4578 2021-03-24 3,002 0
Is your opinion of Cointreau positive or negative? radio Very positive / Somewhat positive / Neutral / Somewhat negative / Very negative / Prefer not to say 0 4037 4579 2021-03-24 3,002 0
Which of the following Liqueurs have you heard of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cointreau / Aperol / Amaretto / Kahlula / Campari / Chartreuse / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4036 4574 2021-03-24 3,019 0
How frequently do you expect to drink Cointreau/ A cocktail containing Cointreau in the next 6 months? radio Frequently / Occasionally / Sometimes / Rarely / Never / Prefer not to say 0 4036 4575 2021-03-24 3,019 0
Is your opinion of Cointreau positive or negative? radio Very positive / Somewhat positive / Neutral / Somewhat negative / Very negative / Prefer not to say 0 4036 4576 2021-03-24 3,019 0
What did you miss most about shopping at TK Maxx? If you do not shop at TK Maxx please say don't know textarea textarea 0 4035 4573 2021-03-24 1,061 0
Which of the following fashion retailers have you shopped at in the past 3 months? checkbox New Look / Next / Primark / ASOS / Burberry / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4034 4572 2021-03-24 513 0
If there were an election for the Scottish Parliament tomorrow, how likely would you be to vote on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote 0 4033 4569 2021-03-23 18,804 0
In the Scottish Parliamentary election you will be given two votes. Your first vote will be to elect a single person to represent your constituency in the Scottish Parliament. If there were a Scottish Parliament election tomorrow, which of the following parties do you think you would vote for with your first, constituency vote? radio Scottish National Party (SNP) / Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party / Scottish Labour / Scottish Liberal Democrats / Scottish Green Party / Reform UK (former Brexit party) / Other party / Undecided 0 4033 4570 2021-03-23 18,804 0
Your second vote will be a party list vote to elect representatives from your region of Scotland using a form of proportional representation. If there were a Scottish Parliament election tomorrow, which of the following parties do you think you would vote for with your second, regional list vote? radio Scottish National Party (SNP) / Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party / Scottish Labour / Scottish Liberal Democrats / Scottish Green Party / Reform UK (former Brexit party) / Other party / Undecided 0 4033 4571 2021-03-23 18,804 0
If there were a referendum on Scottish independence tomorrow, how likely would you be to vote on a scale from 0 to 10? (10 - certain to vote, 0 - certain not to vote) radio 0 - certain not to vote / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - certain to vote 0 4032 4567 2021-03-23 12,931 0
If there were a referendum on Scottish independence tomorrow with the question, "Should Scotland be an independent country?", how would you vote? radio Yes / No / Undecided 0 4032 4568 2021-03-23 12,931 0
What does 'wealth' mean to you? checkbox More time with my family and friends / Financial security / Lots of money / Career of my dreams / A dream house / More free time / Saving for the future / A more sustainable planet / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4031 4566 2021-03-23 10,640 0
“Companies who make promises to help tackle climate change are doing so for PR, rather than serious attempts be environmentally responsible” - Do you agree or disagree? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 4030 4565 2021-03-23 205 0
How many houses have you purchased in your lifetime? radio 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / Prefer not to say 0 4029 4562 2021-03-23 3,173 0
Would you say the sale process has radio Stayed the same / Improved / Got worse / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4029 4563 2021-03-23 3,173 0
Would you say the service by those working to facilitate property sales has radio Stayed the same / Improved / Got worse / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4029 4564 2021-03-23 3,173 0
How many times a week do you consume news either online or in print in 2021? radio I don't consume news / 1-2 times a week / 3-5 times a week / 6+ times a week / Prefer not to say 0 4028 4560 2021-03-23 407 0
Which of the following newspapers would you not read? checkbox The Belfast Telegraph / Sunday World / Sunday Life / The Irish News / Belfast Newsletter / Daily Ireland / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4028 4561 2021-03-23 407 0
Have you returned to working in the office? radio Yes, full time / Yes, part time / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4027 4559 2021-03-23 2,015 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 4025 4557 2021-03-23 10,005 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 4024 4556 2021-03-23 10,010 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 4023 4555 2021-03-23 10,016 0
Can you lick your elbow? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4022 4554 2021-03-22 19,938 0
Have you ever downloaded files using BitTorrent? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4021 4553 2021-03-22 20,512 0
On what occasions do you typically buy/drink bourbon/rye? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Christmas / Birthday / Night out - pub/club/restaurant / Other special occasions/celebrations / Don't need an occasion/regularly / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4020 4552 2021-03-22 1,015 0
Have you being eating more or less salad than this time last year? radio More / About the same / Less / Prefer not to say 0 4019 4551 2021-03-22 1,064 0
If you were to invest your money in one of the following, which would you trust more with your money (in terms of return on investment etc.)? radio My favourite brand(s) / A bank / Unsure / Prefer not to say 0 4017 4545 2021-03-22 1,998 0
Are you more likely to invest your money in brands that care about more than their profit/loss – i.e. brands which have a cause/moral purpose? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4017 4546 2021-03-22 1,998 0
Which of the following statements do you agree with? checkbox I am more likely to invest in a business or brand that I like / I am more likely to invest in a business or brand that I use regularly / I am more likely to invest in a business or brand that aligns with my moral values / I would like to own a piece of my favourite brand (i.e. shares) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4017 4547 2021-03-22 1,998 0
What puts you off investing your money in the stock market? checkbox It’s too complicated / Only rich people/bankers invest / Investing requires more money than I have / I don’t know where to start / I find the financial jargon off-putting / It’s too risky / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4016 4542 2021-03-22 3,001 0
Which of the following statements do you agree with? checkbox Investing is only for wealthy people / I have no idea how to buy shares / Buying shares in a business sounds complicated / You need a large sum of money to buy shares / I feel alienated from the investment market / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4016 4543 2021-03-22 3,001 0
Have you ever considered investing in your favourite brand(s)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 4016 4544 2021-03-22 3,001 0
Do you prefer to be single or in a relationship? radio Single / in a relationship / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 4015 4541 2021-03-19 19,172 0
Which of the following board games do you own? checkbox Risk / Pictionary / Trivial Pursuit / Othello / Clue/Cluedo / Monopoly / Scrabble / Backgammon / Checkers / Chess / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4014 4540 2021-03-19 20,710 0
Which of the following gardening tools do you own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Hand Trowel / Secateurs / Hoe / Gardening gloves / Spade / Fork / Shovel / Rake / Saw / Wheelbarrow / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 4013 4539 2021-03-19 20,320 0
Which of the following are you fully or partially responsible for procuring where you work? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Legal services / Insurance / Utilities / HR Supplies / Financial products / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4012 4538 2021-03-19 6,953 0
What is the MAIN reason to vote Conservative at the next election? textarea textarea 0 4011 4537 2021-03-19 243 0
How did you vote in the 2014 Scottish independence referendum? radio Yes to independence / No to independence / Did not vote / Could not vote / Cannot remember 1 4010 4536 2021-03-19 13,152 0
Have you heard of Music Galaxy Thursday or Samsung MGT? radio Yes, definitely / Yes, think so / No / Prefer not to say 0 4009 4535 2021-03-19 1,032 0
Do you play any of the following Mobile Games? (Select all that apply) checkbox Pokemon Go / Pokemon Masters Ex / Pokemon Quest / Pokemon Shuffle / Pokemon Café Mix / Pokemon Playhouse / Other Pokemon mobile game / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4008 4534 2021-03-19 1,008 0
When did you last use a train? radio 0-3 months ago / 3-6 months ago / 7-12 months ago / 1-1.5 years ago / 1.5+ years ago / Prefer not to say 0 4007 4533 2021-03-19 202 0
If there were a national referendum on "Ethnic and religious minority groups should be protected by law from criticism or ridicule", would you support or oppose the proposal? radio Support / Oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4006 4531 2021-03-19 20,010 0
Is there any proposal that you personally would like to see put to the British people as a referendum question? textarea textarea 0 4006 4532 2021-03-19 20,010 0
As a Post Office broadband customer, how do you feel about Shell Energy purchasing the Post Office's broadband and telephony business? radio Pleased / Displeased / Neither / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4005 4530 2021-03-19 999 0
The death penalty should be brought back for the most serious crimes. radio Support / Oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4004 4527 2021-03-19 30,012 0
The electoral system should be changed to a more proportional system. radio Support / Oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4004 4528 2021-03-19 30,012 0
The production, distribution, sale and possession of cannabis should be legalised. radio Support / Oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4004 4529 2021-03-19 30,012 0
The House of Lords should be fully elected by voters, instead of its members being appointed. radio Support / Oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4003 4524 2021-03-19 30,000 0
The right of everyone to free speech and freedom of religion should be enshrined clearly in law. radio Support / Oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4003 4525 2021-03-19 30,000 0
The British monarchy should be abolished and replaced with an elected head of state. radio Support / Oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 4003 4526 2021-03-19 30,000 0
Have you ever built (assembled) a computer? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4002 4522 2021-03-18 41,973 0
Have you ever removed, replaced or installed any components of a computer? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 4002 4523 2021-03-18 41,973 0
Do you want to reduce your dog's impact on the environment? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4001 4520 2021-03-18 1,506 0
A plant-based diet could reduce your dog's carbon footprint by 82%. Would you consider feeding your dog a vet approved plant-based diet? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 4001 4521 2021-03-18 1,506 0
If there were a national referendum on each of the following proposals, which of the following proposal would you support? (Tick all that apply) checkbox The House of Lords should be fully elected by voters, instead of its members being appointed. / The right of everyone to free speech and freedom of religion should be enshrined clearly in law. / The British monarchy should be abolished and replaced with an elected head of state. / The death penalty should be brought back for the most serious crimes. / The electoral system should be changed to a more proportional system. / The production, distribution, sale and possession of cannabis should be legalised. / Ethnic and religious minority groups should be protected by law from criticism or ridicule. / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4000 4517 2021-03-18 387 0
If there were a national referendum on each of the following proposals, which of the following proposal would you oppose? (Tick all that apply) checkbox The House of Lords should be fully elected by voters, instead of its members being appointed. / The right of everyone to free speech and freedom of religion should be enshrined clearly in law. / The British monarchy should be abolished and replaced with an elected head of state. / The death penalty should be brought back for the most serious crimes. / The electoral system should be changed to a more proportional system. / The production, distribution, sale and possession of cannabis should be legalised. / Ethnic and religious minority groups should be protected by law from criticism or ridicule. / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 4000 4518 2021-03-18 387 0
Is there any proposal that you personally would like to see put to the British people as a referendum question? textarea textarea 0 4000 4519 2021-03-18 387 0
Do you think Britain should hold referendums more often or less often to decide important matters? radio Less often / About the same / More often / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3999 4515 2021-03-18 295 0
In choosing a question to be decided by referendum, do you agree or disagree that voters should be able to propose a referendum question through an organised petition? radio Disagree strongly / Disagree / Neutral / Agree / Agree strongly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3999 4516 2021-03-18 295 0
Which of these professions do you trust the most? radio Police / Lawyers / Estate Agents / The media / Traffic wardens / Medical professionals / Politicians / Scientists / Teachers / Bankers / Prefer not to say 0 3997 4512 2021-03-18 2,034 0
Which of the following do you most associate with trust? radio Hardworking / Knowledgeable/intelligent / Honest / Compassionate / Respectful/courteous / Communicative / Heroic / Prefer not to say 0 3997 4513 2021-03-18 2,034 0
Have you seen a decline in the number of student lets coming to market in the last year? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3996 4509 2021-03-18 2,460 0
What do you believe is the biggest influence? radio No demand due to the pandemic/students deferring / Uncertainty of current students being able to return / Landlords deterred due to stamp duty hike on B2L purchases / Landlords deterred due to changes to tax relief / Landlords selling up to cope with their own financial instability caused by the pandemic / The threat of changes to capital gains tax / Prefer not to say 0 3996 4510 2021-03-18 2,460 0
What do you think will drive demand in the coming months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox The return of domestic students to their universities / Domestic students searching for the next school year / The influx of new domestic students searching for next year / The easing of travel restrictions allowing foreign students to return / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3996 4511 2021-03-18 2,460 0
Which of the following theme parks have you been to? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Alton Towers / Thorpe Park / Chessington World of Adventures / LEGOLAND Windsor / Drayton Manor / Blackpool Pleasure Beach / Paultons Park / Flamingo Land / Lightwater Valley / Oakwood Theme Park / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3992 4492 2021-03-17 20,771 0
When did you last place a bet with any company? radio Never / Less than 6 weeks ago / 6 weeks to 3 months ago / 3 to 11 months ago / 1 year or more ago / Prefer not to say 0 3990 4489 2021-03-17 2,128 0
Which of the following companies have you place a bet with in the last 6 weeks? checkbox Coral / Ladbrokes / William Hill / Paddy Power / Betfred / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3990 4490 2021-03-17 2,128 0
Do you know at which phase of your menstrual cycle you are best primed for high-intensity workouts? radio Follicular Phase / Ovulation Phase / Luteal Phase / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 3989 4486 2021-03-17 3,104 0
Do you know at which phase of your menstrual cycle you are best primed for strength workouts? radio Follicular Phase / Ovulation Phase / Luteal Phase / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 3989 4487 2021-03-17 3,104 0
Do you know at which phase of your menstrual cycle you are least primed for training for an event? radio Follicular Phase / Ovulation Phase / Luteal Phase / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 3989 4488 2021-03-17 3,104 0
Has your menstrual cycle impacted your ability to train for an event such as a marathon? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3988 4484 2021-03-17 2,034 0
Has your menstrual cycle caused you to pull out from an event? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3988 4485 2021-03-17 2,034 0
Which of the following companies have you place a bet with in the last 6 weeks? checkbox Coral / Ladbrokes / William Hill / Paddy Power / Betfred / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3987 4482 2021-03-17 2,073 0
When did you last place a bet with any company? radio Never / Less than 3 weeks ago / 3 weeks to 3 months ago / 3 to 11 months ago / 1 year or more ago / Prefer not to say 0 3987 4483 2021-03-17 2,073 0
Do you have an investment portfolio? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3986 4481 2021-03-17 201 0
Which of the following do you have decision making authority over for your business? checkbox Sales/marketing / Research & development / HR & remuneration / Supply chain / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3985 4480 2021-03-17 1,004 0
At what age did you first get married? (Please put 0 if you were never married) number 115 / 0 1 3984 4479 2021-03-16 75,892 0
What are the big home projects you're looking to take on over the spring/summer period? (tick all that apply) checkbox Bathroom upgrade / Kitchen upgrade / Organising loft/garage storage structure / Setting up a babies nursery / Kids bedroom upgrade / Outdoor space upgrade / Master bedroom upgrade / Other / Won't be doing any home improvement work / Prefer not to say 0 3983 4478 2021-03-16 1,018 0
We're looking for parents for a medical study. If you would like to take part, please tick any conditions your child(ren) have suffered from before one year of age. Your answer will be used to assess your suitability for the study and will not be shared with 3rd parties. If you are suitable, we'll show the details or you can click 'No thanks, not for me' if you do not wish to take part. checkbox Lower respiratory tract infection (LRTI) / Respiratory synctial virus (RSV) / Roseola / Gastroenteritis / Hand-Foot-Mouth Disease / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3982 4477 2021-03-16 1,010 0
Are you concerned about air quality in your local area? radio Very concerned / Somewhat concerned / Not very concerned / Not at all concerned / Prefer not to say 0 3981 4474 2021-03-16 3,022 0
Do you think Clean Air Zones are an effective way of increasing air quality? radio I don't know what Clean Air Zones are / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3981 4475 2021-03-16 3,022 0
How important is air quality to you when choosing somewhere to live? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not important at all / Prefer not to say 0 3981 4476 2021-03-16 3,022 0
Are you concerned about air quality in your local area? radio Very concerned / Somewhat concerned / Not very concerned / Not at all concerned / Prefer not to say 0 3980 4471 2021-03-16 3,023 0
Do you think Clean Air Zones are an effective way of increasing air quality? radio I don't know what Clean Air Zones are / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3980 4472 2021-03-16 3,023 0
How important is air quality to you when choosing somewhere to live? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not important at all / Prefer not to say 0 3980 4473 2021-03-16 3,023 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3979 4470 2021-03-16 10,004 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 3978 4469 2021-03-16 10,013 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3977 4468 2021-03-16 10,018 0
Does your parent(s) or grandparent(s) live or used to live in an elderly care home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3968 4459 2021-03-15 20,530 0
How important is owning your own home to you? radio Very / Somewhat / Not important / Prefer not to say 0 3967 4457 2021-03-15 2,091 0
Which of the following is the most and least important to you? maxdiff Getting married / Having children / Buying a house / Buying a car / Going on holiday every year / Maintaining an active social life / Prefer not to say 0 3967 4458 2021-03-15 2,091 0
How important is it that your home reflects your lifestyle? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not important at all / Prefer not to say 0 3966 4455 2021-03-15 2,045 0
What is the most and least important to you in a home? maxdiff Energy efficiency / Smart home tech integration / Traditional features / Safety / Size / Exercise amenities (home gym, swimming pool etc) / Garage space/workshop / Social space (e.g home bar) / State of the art media (home cinema, integrated music system) / Landscaped garden / Prefer not to say 0 3966 4456 2021-03-15 2,045 0
Has being in lockdown helped you save to get on the housing ladder? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3965 4453 2021-03-15 2,009 0
How were your savings boosted? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Reduced spend on social life / Reduce commuting costs / Reduced family costs / Reduced rent as moved home with parents / Inheritance from a bereavement / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3965 4454 2021-03-15 2,009 0
Do you feel the government’s plans to increase council tax are justified? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3964 4451 2021-03-15 2,032 0
How will an increase in council tax impact you? radio I will be able to manage / I should be able to manage / I will now struggle financially / I was already struggling financially / Prefer not to say 0 3964 4452 2021-03-15 2,032 0
On what occasions do you typically buy/drink bourbon/rye? textarea textarea 0 3963 4450 2021-03-15 1,004 0
Would you be interested in buying any PMP merchandise? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 3962 4449 2021-03-15 25,225 0
Which of the following TV streaming services do you pay for? Please do not include services that were offered free as part of another purchase or services you use that someone else pays for. checkbox Disney+ / Amazon Prime / Netflix / Now TV / Apple TV+ / BritBox / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3961 4446 2021-03-15 3,027 0
Which of the following free TV streaming services do you use at least monthly? checkbox BBC iPlayer / All 4 / ITV Hub / My5 / UKTV Play / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3961 4447 2021-03-15 3,027 0
To what extent do you agree or disagree with "Paid subscription services offer better value for money than purchasing TV shows and films individually"? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3961 4448 2021-03-15 3,027 0
Which of the following TV streaming services do you pay for? Please do not include services that were offered free as part of another purchase or services you use that someone else pays for. checkbox Disney+ / Amazon Prime / Netflix / Now TV / Apple TV+ / BritBox / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3960 4443 2021-03-15 3,024 0
Which of the following free TV streaming services do you use at least monthly? checkbox BBC iPlayer / All 4 / ITV Hub / My5 / UKTV Play / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3960 4444 2021-03-15 3,024 0
To what extent do you agree or disagree with "Paid subscription services offer better value for money than purchasing TV shows and films individually"? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3960 4445 2021-03-15 3,024 0
What's your favourite pudding/dessert? textarea textarea 0 3959 4442 2021-03-12 1,025 0
Which of the following card games do you know how to play? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Poker / Spoons / Blackjack / Rummy / Speed / Hearts / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3958 4441 2021-03-12 20,145 0
Do you know how to play chess? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3957 4440 2021-03-12 21,214 0
Have you been busier as a consequence of the stamp duty holiday? radio Yes, a little / Yes, moderately / Yes, extremely / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3956 4437 2021-03-12 3,001 0
How many new staff do you plan to hire this year? radio 0 / 1-2 / 2-4 / 4-6 / 6+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3956 4438 2021-03-12 3,001 0
Which of the following have influenced this? (Tick all that apply) checkbox The uplift in the market seen since last year / Lockdown easing and vaccine rollout / Introduction of the 95% mortgage scheme / A further extension to the stamp duty holiday / Planned to anyway / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3956 4439 2021-03-12 3,001 0
Do you have No Recourse to Public Funds attached to your leave to remain in the UK? radio Not applicable / Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3955 4436 2021-03-11 38 0
As far as you know, would you be eligible for benefits and/or housing assistance from the UK government, if you were unfortunate enough to need them? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3954 4432 2021-03-11 171 0
If no, why? textarea textarea / textarea 0 3954 4434 2021-03-11 171 0
Would you consider an electric car for your next car purchase? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3953 4435 2021-03-11 73,516 0
As far as you know, would you be eligible for benefits and/or housing assistance from the UK government, if you were unfortunate enough to need them? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3952 4432 2021-03-11 78 0
If no, why? textarea textarea / textarea 0 3952 4434 2021-03-11 78 0
Why do you think Keir Starmer, and the Labour Party, aren't doing better in the polls? textarea textarea 0 3951 4433 2021-03-11 652 0
As far as you know, would you be eligible for benefits and/or housing assistance from the UK government, if you were unfortunate enough to need them? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3950 4432 2021-03-11 53 0
Do you own a vintage car? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3949 4431 2021-03-10 21,165 0
Which areas of your house are you looking to update? (tick all that apply) checkbox Bathroom / Bedroom / Dining Room / Kids Room / Kitchen / Outdoor areas / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3948 4430 2021-03-10 1,023 0
Are you a manager (or more senior) who is knowledgeable about health and occupational health in your workplace? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3947 4429 2021-03-10 1,046 0
Do you intend to renovate a room in your house before this Easter? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 3946 4428 2021-03-10 1,060 0
How do you feel about Piers Morgan's departure from Good Morning Britain? radio I don't watch GMB / Delighted / Pleased / Indifferent / Displeased / Angry / Prefer not to say 0 3945 4425 2021-03-10 26,457 0
Who would you like to see replace him? radio I don't watch GMB / Jeremy Clarkson / Ben Shephard / Diane Abbott / Kate Garraway / Nigel Farage / Owen Jones / Richard Madeley / Kay Burley / Charlene White / Adil Ray / Laurence Fox / Ash Sarkar / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3945 4426 2021-03-10 26,457 0
Piers Morgan and ITV say they had an 'amicable disagreement' which lead to his departure. Who do you agree with? radio Piers Morgan / ITV / Neither / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3945 4427 2021-03-10 26,457 0
Does your work have a period policy allowing you to work from home if needed? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3944 4423 2021-03-10 2,024 0
If they did, would this allow you to make up more of the time with regard to productivity when on your period? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3944 4424 2021-03-10 2,024 0
How many days a month do you not feel yourself due to your menstrual cycle? radio I always feel myself / 1 or less / 2-3 / 3-5 / 6-7 / 7+ / Prefer not to say 0 3943 4421 2021-03-10 2,036 0
Where does this impact you most in your life? radio My professional life / My social life / My family life / Across the board / Prefer not to say 0 3943 4422 2021-03-10 2,036 0
Which of the following would save you money if you were to work from home two days a week? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Commuting / Buying food/drinks / Work social requirements such as after-work drinks / Work wardrobe / Childcare / Petcare / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3942 4418 2021-03-10 3,082 0
How much could it save you per month? radio £100 or less / £101-£200 / £201-£300 / £301-£400 / £401-£500 / £501-£750 / £751-£1,000 / £1,000+ / Prefer not to say 0 3942 4419 2021-03-10 3,082 0
Which of the following choices would you be happy to make in order to work from home more? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Have less chance of job role progression / Receive less pay than you do now / Have less chance of your pay increasing / Have less holiday days each year / Give up other company benefits (car, healthcare etc) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3942 4420 2021-03-10 3,082 0
Which of the following influence your first impression the most when viewing a home? (Tick all that apply) radio The appearance of property exterior / The appearance of the front garden / The size of the property / The windows / Interior decor and furnishings / The smell of a property / The apperance of the back garden / The agent hosting the viewing / The current homeowner / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3941 4415 2021-03-10 3,011 0
Would a bad first impression prevent you from viewing a second time? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3941 4416 2021-03-10 3,011 0
Would a bad first impression cause you to offer less? radio No / Yes, up to 5% less / Yes, up to 10% less / Yes, up to 20% less / Yes, more than 20% less / Prefer not to say 0 3941 4417 2021-03-10 3,011 0
What did you have for breakfast? textarea textarea 0 3940 4414 2021-03-10 159 0
Do you feel enough rental properties suit the needs of today’s renters? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3939 4412 2021-03-10 2,013 0
What are the deciding factors when choosing a rental property? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Price / Location / Size / Outside space / Amenities / Online reviews of agent/landlord / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3939 4413 2021-03-10 2,013 0
Do you know what build-to-rent is? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3938 4410 2021-03-10 2,027 0
In your opinion, what do rental properties lack? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Enough inside space / Enough outdoor/garden space / On-site amenities such as shops, gyms and social areas / Natural light / Good wifi connectivity / Privacy due to sharing with flatmates / Parking / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3938 4411 2021-03-10 2,027 0
Do you know how to change a car tyre? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3937 4408 2021-03-09 41,978 0
Have you changed a car tyre before? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3937 4409 2021-03-09 41,978 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3936 4407 2021-03-09 10,008 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 3935 4406 2021-03-09 10,005 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3934 4405 2021-03-09 10,003 0
When considering a new whisky/gin purchase which of the following are most important to your decision making? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Heritage / Craftsmanship / Branding / Reviews / Sustainability / Ethics / Price / Exclusivity / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3933 4403 2021-03-09 229 0
Have you heard of the B Corp movement? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3933 4404 2021-03-09 229 0
When considering a new whisky/gin purchase which of the following are most important to your decision making? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Heritage / Craftsmanship / Branding / Reviews / Sustainability / Ethics / Price / Exclusivity / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3932 4401 2021-03-09 229 0
Have you heard of the B Corp movement? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3932 4402 2021-03-09 229 0
Have you had experience of employees with persistent musculoskeletal pain? (ie. bone, joint or muscle pain lasting more than 3 months) radio Not an employer / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3931 4400 2021-03-09 532 0
Are you currently or have you recently considered divorcing your current partner and ending the relationship? radio I'm not married / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3930 4399 2021-03-08 122 0
Who, in your opinion, bears responsibility for the current bust-up between the Royal Family and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle? (tick all that apply) checkbox The Queen / Prince Charles / Prince Harry / Meghan Markle / Prince Philip / Prince William / The Duchess of Cambridge (Kate) / Other Royal / Royal Advisors / Meghan's Advisors / The Press / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3929 4398 2021-03-08 8,856 0
What is the engine size (cc) of your motorcycle? radio 0-250 / 251-500 / 501-1000 / 1000+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3927 4393 2021-03-08 402 0
When did you last bought/leased/financed a new motorcycle? radio 0-2 years ago / 3-5 years ago / 5+ years ago / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3927 4394 2021-03-08 402 0
Are you any of the following? radio Fleet manager / Supply chain manager / Compliance manager / Procurement manager / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3926 4392 2021-03-08 1,018 0
Which of the following do you drive for work? checkbox Taxi / Bus/coach / Lorry / Van / Car / Motorbike / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3925 4391 2021-03-08 1,029 0
What are you most looking forward to when lockdown lifts? radio Time at home with family and friends / Eating out with family and friends / Eating out on my own / Going to live events (concerts/theatre etc.) / Travelling abroad or in the UK / Heading to the gym or leisure centre / Going out on dates / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3924 4390 2021-03-08 529 0
Will you be taking part in the "slow-clap" next Thursday in protest at the 1% pay rise offered to NHS staff? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 3923 4389 2021-03-06 1,233 0
Do you hire domestic cleaner(s) regularly? radio Yes, weekly or more often / Yes, fortnightly or less often / No / Prefer not to say 1 3922 4388 2021-03-05 79,445 0
Have you been to a nudist beach? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3921 4387 2021-03-05 21,044 0
Which of the following alternative medicine have you used? checkbox Homeopathy / Acupuncture / Osteopathy / Chiropractic / Herbal medicines / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3920 4386 2021-03-05 77,219 0
NHS staff have been told they will get a 1% pay rise this year. How much of a pay rise, as a percentage, do you think NHS workers should get this year? number 100 / 0 0 3919 4383 2021-03-05 14,846 0
If NHS staff went on strike in protest, to what degree would you support the action? radio Strongly / Somewhat / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 3919 4384 2021-03-05 14,846 0
Assuming the 1% pay rise goes ahead, which of the following one-off bonuses, if any, would you prefer NHS workers receive as a "Thank you" this year? radio £100 / £200 / £300 / £500 / £1000 / £2000 / An extra week holiday / Two extra weeks holiday / Something else / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3919 4385 2021-03-05 14,846 0
At which stage of the lockdown easing roadmap will you begin to return to shopping for groceries in-store? radio Never stopped shopping in-store / 8 March - minimal social activities allowed / 29 March - low density outdoor social activities allowed / 12 April - non-essential indoor activities reopen / 17 May - indoor hospitality reopen and outdoor activities allowed / 21 June - all social contacts allowed / Don't plan to return to shopping in-store / Prefer not to say 0 3918 4382 2021-03-05 65,185 0
What is, on average, your approximate weekly grocery spend before the pandemic? (£) number 0 0 3917 4379 2021-03-05 130,173 0
What is, on average, your approximate weekly grocery spend right now during the pandemic? (£) number 0 0 3917 4380 2021-03-05 130,173 0
What do you think, on average, will be your approximate weekly grocery spend after the pandemic? (£) number 0 0 3917 4381 2021-03-05 130,173 0
How frequently do you receive Simply Cook meal kits? radio Never / Less than one a month / Monthly / Fortnightly / Weekly / More than one a week / Prefer not to say 0 3916 4376 2021-03-05 455 0
What's your favourite Simply Cook meal? textarea textarea 0 3916 4377 2021-03-05 455 0
What would you tell others considering Simply Cook? textarea textarea 0 3916 4378 2021-03-05 455 0
Which of the following programming languages are you proficient in? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Python / JavaScript / Java / C++ / Go / R / Swift / PHP / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3915 4375 2021-03-04 89,079 0
To what extent are you aware that meat products containing nitrite are bad for your health? radio Aware / Somewhat aware / Unaware / Prefer not to say 0 3914 4374 2021-03-04 1,059 0
Having the vaccine may allow you to skip airport queues, will you - radio Get vaccinated just to go on holiday / Get vaccinated regardless / Not get vaccinated and risk delays / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3913 4372 2021-03-04 2,051 0
Will you avoid red list destinations that require hotel quarantine on your return to Britain? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3913 4373 2021-03-04 2,051 0
Do you think the government should relax rules on travel this summer? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3912 4370 2021-03-04 2,061 0
Do you plan to holiday abroad now the travel ban could be lifted in May? radio Yes / No / I will wait until its lifted to decide / Prefer not to say 0 3912 4371 2021-03-04 2,061 0
Who do you trust more to manage the economy as we exit lockdown? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 3911 4369 2021-03-03 12,045 0
How often do you read books? radio Daily / 3-6 times a week / 1-2 times a week / Less than once a week / I don't read / Prefer not to say 1 3910 4367 2021-03-03 20,504 0
What is the approximate annual revenue of your company? radio Not applicable / £0-£2 million / £3-£9 million / £10+ million / Prefer not to say 0 3909 4366 2021-03-03 79 0
Do you work in any of the following sectors? checkbox Farming/Agriculture / Shooting/Hunting / Equestrian/Riding School/Own Stables / Groundskeeper/Landscaping/Gardening / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3908 4365 2021-03-03 1,023 0
On what basis do you intend to go back to the office when the government says it's safe to do so? radio Not applicable / Part-time / Full-time / Staying remote / Prefer not to say 0 3907 4364 2021-03-02 20,033 0
Which of the following novels have you read? checkbox To Kill a Mockingbird / Outlander / Harry Potter / Pride and Prejudice / The Lord of the Rings / Gone With the Wind / Charlotte's Web / Little Women / The Chronicles of Narnia / Jane Eyre / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3906 4363 2021-03-02 20,413 0
Do you have access to a printer for personal use? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3905 4362 2021-03-02 519 0
Which of the following skincare brands would you consider using? (tick all that apply) checkbox Avene / Eucerin / La Roche-Posay / Vichy / Bioderma / Cerave / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3904 4359 2021-02-22 3,032 0
Which of the following skincare brands have you heard of? (tick all that apply) checkbox Avene / Eucerin / La Roche-Posay / Vichy / Bioderma / Cerave / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3904 4360 2021-02-22 3,032 0
Which of the following brands have you seen an online ad for recently? radio Avene / Eucerin / La Roche-Posay / Vichy / Bioderma / Cerave / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3904 4361 2021-02-22 3,032 0
As a percentage of the tax you currently pay, how much more would you pay to stop the debt rising/reduce the national debt? number 100 / 0 0 3903 4356 2021-03-02 13,795 0
"The national debt can be brought under control just by taxing the rich" radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 3903 4357 2021-03-02 13,795 0
“We do not need to worry about the national debt because economic growth will sort it out over time" radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 3903 4358 2021-03-02 13,795 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3902 4355 2021-03-02 10,003 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 3901 4354 2021-03-02 10,000 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3900 4353 2021-03-02 10,002 0
How many outlets does the hospitality business you work for have? radio 1-3 / 4-9 / 10+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3899 4351 2021-03-02 8,541 0
Are you responsible for purchasing food, drinks, ingredients and kitchen supplies where you work? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3899 4352 2021-03-02 8,541 0
Is your business registered for any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox PAYE / VAT / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3898 4349 2021-03-02 409 0
Does your business use a business bank account? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3898 4350 2021-03-02 409 0
Which of the following Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) products do you regularly use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Skin patches / Chewing gum / Inhalators / Tables, oral strips or lozenges / Nasal/mouth spray / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3897 4348 2021-03-01 78,239 0
Do you work as a purchasing manager/director? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3896 4346 2021-03-01 1,079 0
Which of the following do you use to identify new products for your company? checkbox Online research / Trade publications / Recommendations from industry contacts / Visiting trade shows / Not appliable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3896 4347 2021-03-01 1,079 0
Which of the following do you have decision making authority over? checkbox Sales & marketing budget / Research & development budget / Recruitment & training budget / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3895 4344 2021-03-01 1,047 0
Do you or your company participate in B2B trade shows? radio Yes, as a visitor / Yes, as a exhibitor and/or sponsor / No / Prefer not to say 0 3895 4345 2021-03-01 1,047 0
Do you ever buy supermarket lunchtime meal deals? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3894 4343 2021-03-01 21,118 0
To what extent do you agree with "I love art." ? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 1 3893 4342 2021-02-26 19,837 0
How often do you visit exhibitions before the pandemic? radio Regularly (3+ times a year) / Occasionally (1-2 times a year) / Rarely (Once a year or less) / Never / Prefer not to say 0 3892 4341 2021-02-26 60,543 0
Do you own any fine art paintings? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3891 4340 2021-02-26 77,720 0
Imagine you're having a great time with your friends. If your friends were to describe you as a character in a Mr Men or Little Miss Book, what would your name or names be? For the purpose of this question please ignore the Mr or Mrs prefix of the characters. checkbox Happy / Naughty / Chatterbox / Silly / Funny / Helpful / Giggles / Adventure / Messy / Forgetful / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3890 4337 2021-02-26 1,189 0
What are your favourite things to do in your spare time? This could include attending cultural events, watching a TV programme, hobbies or sports. Please be as specific and detailed as possible with your response and separate your answers with commas. textarea textarea 0 3890 4338 2021-02-26 1,189 0
What sources of information do you trust when wanting to know about culture? Please be detailed in your response. For example, this could be a specific publication, app, TV programme, twitter account or website.Please enter all that all you use, separated by commas. If you aren't interested in culture please type in 'none'. textarea textarea 0 3890 4339 2021-02-26 1,189 0
Have you used your credit card in the last 12 months? radio Yes / No / I don't have a credit card / Prefer not to say 0 3889 4336 2021-02-26 1,046 0
Imagine you're having a great time with your friends. If your friends were to describe you as a character in a Mr Men or Little Miss Book, what would your name or names be? For the purpose of this question please ignore the Mr or Mrs prefix of the characters. checkbox Happy / Naughty / Chatterbox / Silly / Funny / Helpful / Giggles / Adventure / Messy / Forgetful / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3888 4333 2021-02-26 3,001 0
What are your favourite things to do in your spare time? This could include attending cultural events, watching a TV programme, hobbies or sports. Please be as specific and detailed as possible with your response and separate your answers with commas. textarea textarea 0 3888 4334 2021-02-26 3,001 0
What sources of information do you trust when wanting to know about culture? Please be detailed in your response. For example, this could be a specific publication, app, TV programme, twitter account or website.Please enter all that all you use, separated by commas. If you aren't interested in culture please type in 'none'. textarea textarea 0 3888 4335 2021-02-26 3,001 0
We would now like you to review the statements and select the 3 that you personally MOST agree with. checkbox I don’t care about showing others I’m a proper adult / Even though I have the responsibilities of being an 'adult', it’s essential to hold on to the things I enjoy / I only act like an adult when I have to / My friends and family would describe me as young at heart / I admire people my age who have managed to avoid the responsibilities adulthood brings / Others around me chase the things that show you’re an adult, but I’m not interested / When things gets serious, I like to find ways to lighten the mood / It’s important to have moments of fun and frivolity when you are an adult / I really look forward to growing up / People often say I act older than my years / Prefer not to say 0 3887 4332 2021-02-26 55,953 0
We would now like you to review the statements and select the 3 that you personally MOST agree with. checkbox I may be an adult but I don’t feel like it / Sometimes I wish I could take a break from the responsibilities of being an adult / Being an adult comes with a lot of responsibilities / Being an adult can be boring and mundane / I miss the freedom I used to have when I was younger / I live a life unhindered by responsibilities / When things gets serious, I like to find ways to lighten the mood / The benefits of being an adult exceed the drawbacks / I only do ‘adult’ things because I feel like I have to / I’ve seen my friends grow up around me, but I don’t feel like I’ve changed at all / Prefer not to say 0 3886 4331 2021-02-26 58,405 0
Do you think Crocs (plastic/foam-based clog shoes) are ugly? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3885 4330 2021-02-25 19,843 0
Are your personal vehicle(s) petrol, diesel or electric? checkbox Not applicable / Petrol / Diesel / Electric / Prefer not to say 0 3884 4329 2021-02-25 218 0
Did you decide to move house due to the original holiday? radio Yes / No / We were already moving / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3883 4327 2021-02-25 2,001 0
How would an extension impact you? radio We’ve already completed and saved on stamp duty / Our sale has been delayed so we would save if extended / We planned to move anyway but a saving would be nice / Our sale could fall through if it isn’t extended / We would look for a different property given more time via an extension / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3883 4328 2021-02-25 2,001 0
Do you think the stamp duty deadline should be extended? radio Yes / No / Yes, but only for offers accepted before the end of March / Prefer not to say 0 3882 4325 2021-02-25 2,003 0
Do you think the stamp duty tax should be scrapped? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3882 4326 2021-02-25 2,003 0
To what extent do you agree with "Women are fairly represented within advertising." ? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3881 4322 2021-02-25 3,160 0
Do you think advertising portrays real women? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3881 4323 2021-02-25 3,160 0
What, if any, do you feel is the biggest problem with the way women are portrayed in advertising? (tick all that apply) checkbox Over sexualised / Too focused on beauty/improving personal image / Too focused on women as mothers / Not enough diversity in looks / Not enough diversity in body shapes / Not enough diversity in race / Not enough diversity in sexual preference / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3881 4324 2021-02-25 3,160 0
Has Brexit increased your likelihood of investing in alternative citizenship or residency in another country? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3880 4319 2021-02-25 605 0
Which is most important when making that decision? radio The cost of investing / The location / The quality of life for my family / How it can enhance my business / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3880 4320 2021-02-25 605 0
Which location are you most interested in with regard to investing? radio Saint Kitts & Nevis / Antigua and Barbuda / Saint Lucia / Grenada / Dominica / Vanuatu / Montenegro / Turkey / Italy / Switzerland / Greece / Portugal / Malta / Spain / Monaco / Jersey / Ireland / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3880 4321 2021-02-25 605 0
Do you plan to return to the office when able to? radio Yes, but only part time / Yes, full time / No, I will stay working from home / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3879 4316 2021-02-25 6,062 0
How has working from home impacted your productivity? radio More productive / Less productive / Equally as productive / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3879 4317 2021-02-25 6,062 0
How has working from home impacted your opportunity to progress your career? radio Increased opportunity to progress / Decrease opportunity to progress / No difference / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3879 4318 2021-02-25 6,062 0
How has Brexit affected your ability to do business? radio Much easier / Somewhat easier / No change / Somewhat harder / Much harder / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3878 4314 2021-02-25 2,139 0
How has Brexit affected your business' revenue? radio Much more / Somewhat more / No change / Somewhat less / Much less / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3878 4315 2021-02-25 2,139 0
Are you a first time expectant parent? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3877 4313 2021-02-24 1,031 0
We would now like you to review the statements and select the 3 that you personally MOST agree with. checkbox I don’t care about showing others I’m a proper adult / Even though I have the responsibilities of being an 'adult', it’s essential to hold on to the things I enjoy / I only act like an adult when I have to / My friends and family would describe me as young at heart / I admire people my age who have managed to avoid the responsibilities adulthood brings / Others around me chase the things that show you’re an adult, but I’m not interested / When things gets serious, I like to find ways to lighten the mood / It’s important to have moments of fun and frivolity when you are an adult / I really look forward to growing up / People often say I act older than my years / Prefer not to say 0 3876 4312 2021-02-24 336 0
We would now like you to review the statements and select the 3 that you personally MOST agree with checkbox I may be an adult but I don’t feel like it / Sometimes I wish I could take a break from the responsibilities of being an adult / Being an adult comes with a lot of responsibilities / Being an adult can be boring and mundane / I miss the freedom I used to have when I was younger / I live a life free from responsibility / When things gets serious, I like to find ways to lighten the mood / The benefits of being an adult exceed the drawbacks / I only do ‘adult’ things because I feel like I have to / I’ve seen my friends grow up around me, but I don’t feel like I’ve changed at all / Prefer not to say 0 3875 4311 2021-02-24 374 0
Have you ever had a wisdom tooth removed? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3874 4309 2021-02-23 155,328 0
How many wisdom teeth do you have now? radio Not sure / 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / Prefer not to say 1 3874 4310 2021-02-23 155,328 0
If your friends were to describe you as a character in a Mr. Men / Little Miss book, what would your name be? textarea textarea 0 3873 4308 2021-02-23 239 0
What's your favourite soup? radio Chicken / Vegetable / Tomato / Minestrone / Mushroom / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3872 4307 2021-02-23 1,051 0
Thinking about the UK government’s overall plan to relax lockdown restrictions, do you think it...? radio Is relaxing the rules too quickly / Has got the balance about right / Is relaxing the rules too slowly / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 3871 4305 2021-02-23 505 0
Boris Johnson has announced that from 8th March all Schools in England will open. Do you support or oppose this announcement? radio Strongly support / Tend to support / Tend to oppose / Strongly oppose / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 3871 4306 2021-02-23 505 0
To what extent would your savings cover your outgoings if your household income was unexpectedly lost or significantly reduced for 6 months? radio I/We don't work / Not at all / Somewhat / Completely / Prefer not to say 0 3869 4301 2021-02-23 22,462 0
Which of the following secondary sources of income would you consider, or already use, to supplement your main source of income? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox I don't need to / Cleaning / Dog walking / Dog "pooper scooper" / Car washing / Food / parcel delivery driver / Tutoring / Teaching / Instructing / Minding / Caring / Gardening / Taxi driving / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3869 4302 2021-02-23 22,462 0
Which of the following have you started saving more for, or thought about saving more for, over the past 12 months since the Covid-19 pandemic started? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox School/University fees / Home buying/improvement / New car(s) / Wedding(s) / Children / Retirement / Rainy Day/Emergency Fund / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3869 4303 2021-02-23 22,462 0
To what extent have you been saving more for these, over the last 12 months? radio Not at all / A bit more / Significantly more / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3869 4304 2021-02-23 22,462 0
Which of the following types of alcohol do you tend to drink over the summer? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Gin / Cider / Champagne/Prosecco / Vodka / Rum / Lager/Pilsner/Ale/Bitter/Stout / Whiskey / Tequila / Pimms / Irish Cream/Baileys / Red Wine / White Wine / Aperol / Cognac/Brandy / I don't drink alcohol / Prefer not to say 0 3868 4299 2021-02-23 2,118 0
Which of the following types of alcohol do you tend to drink over the winter? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Gin / Cognac/Brandy / Aperol / White Wine / Red Wine / Irish Cream/Baileys / Pimms / Tequila / Whiskey / Lager/Pilsner/Ale/Bitter/Stout / Rum / Vodka / Champagne/Prosecco / Cider / I don't drink alcohol / Prefer not to say 0 3868 4300 2021-02-23 2,118 0
In which year did you first set up your will? radio I have no will / 2021 / 2020 / 2019 / 2018 / 2017 / 2016 / 2015 / 2014 / 2013 / 2012 / 2011 / 2010 / Before 2010 / Prefer not to say 0 3867 4296 2021-02-23 22,569 0
In which year did you last update your will? radio I have no will / 2021 / 2020 / 2019 / 2018 / 2017 / 2016 / 2015 / 2014 / 2013 / 2012 / 2011 / 2010 / Before 2010 / Prefer not to say 0 3867 4297 2021-02-23 22,569 0
Which of the following have you granted permission to be managed in your will or by your appointed power of attorney? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Healthcare decisions / Financial transactions / Sign legal documents / Funeral wishes / Name legal guardians for children / Name beneficiaries of inheritance / Other / I have no will / Prefer not to say 0 3867 4298 2021-02-23 22,569 0
How are you saving? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Cash ISA / Stocks & shares ISA / Other ISAs / Pension contribution / Professionally managed investment / Self directed investment/trading / Savings account / Cash in bank / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3866 4294 2021-02-23 12,595 0
Approximately what percentage of your savings are you contributing towards an ISA? radio Not applicable / 0% / 1%-25% / 26%-50% / 51%-75% / 76-100% / Prefer not to say 0 3866 4295 2021-02-23 12,595 0
Which of the following did you used to spend money on regularly but intend to stop after lockdown to save money? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Gym / Hairdressing / Private transport (e.g. petrol for commute) / Public transport / Holidays/travelling / Pubs, cafes, restaurants, etc. / Cinemas and concerts / Clothes / Beauty services (excluding hairdressing) / Social clubs/classes / Other / Have not spent less on anything / Prefer not to say 0 3865 4292 2021-02-23 16,442 0
On a monthly basis, approximately how much have you saved by not spending on these things? number 0 0 3865 4293 2021-02-23 16,442 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in Bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3864 4291 2021-02-23 10,003 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 3863 4290 2021-02-23 10,000 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3862 4289 2021-02-23 10,000 0
Do you wear dentures? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3861 4288 2021-02-22 78,819 0
Do you ever order food for delivery online whilst watching football? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3860 4287 2021-02-22 1,025 0
Which of the following brands have you seen an online ad for recently? radio Avene / Eucerin / La Roche-Posay / Vichy / Bioderma / Cerave / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3858 4283 2021-02-22 3,033 0
Which of the following skincare brands have you heard of? (tick all that apply) checkbox Avene / Eucerin / La Roche-Posay / Vichy / Bioderma / Cerave / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3858 4284 2021-02-22 3,033 0
Which of the following skincare brands would you consider using? (tick all that apply) checkbox Avene / Eucerin / La Roche-Posay / Vichy / Bioderma / Cerave / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3858 4285 2021-02-22 3,033 0
Do you support or oppose plans to reopen all schools in England on 8th March? radio Support / Oppose / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3856 4279 2021-02-22 5,477 0
Would you support a statue in honour of Captain Sir Tom Moore? checkbox Yes / No / I don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 3855 4278 2021-02-21 1,004 0
Do you have a pilot's licence? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3854 4277 2021-02-19 79,709 0
Milk or tea first when you make tea? radio Milk first / Tea first / No milk in my tea / I don't make tea / Prefer not to say 1 3853 4276 2021-02-19 21,094 0
Are you currently suffering / recovering from any of the following? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Cancer / Heart disease / Stroke / Respiratory illness / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3852 4275 2021-02-19 519 0
Is the ruling about Uber drivers being employees rather than freelancers fair? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3851 4274 2021-02-19 220 0
What's your favourite song? textarea textarea 0 3850 4273 2021-02-19 242 0
How do you feel about the recent ruling that Uber drivers are employees and not freelancers? textarea textarea 0 3849 4272 2021-02-19 226 0
In your opinion, are you a better person than you were yesterday? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3836 4259 2021-02-18 17,511 0
Why do you think money is such a taboo topic? textarea textarea 0 3835 4257 2021-02-18 7,460 0
Have you been worse or better off financially since the start of the pandemic? radio Better off / Worse off / No change / Prefer not to say 0 3835 4258 2021-02-18 7,460 0
Are you completely honest with your partner about your financial position? radio Yes / No / I don't have a partner / Prefer not to say 0 3834 4254 2021-02-18 21,315 0
Has the pandemic changed your attitude to being honest with your partner about your finances? radio Yes, I am being more honest / No / I don't have a partner / Prefer not to say 0 3834 4255 2021-02-18 21,315 0
Do you share a joint bank account with your partner? radio Yes / No / I don't have a partner / Prefer not to say 0 3834 4256 2021-02-18 21,315 0
Do you think you are more or less likely to discuss money with family than you were before the Covid-19 pandemic? radio I am more likely / I am less likely / No change, I don't discuss money with family / No change, I have always discussed money with family / Prefer not to say 0 3833 4251 2021-02-18 33,415 0
Have you and your parents or children discussed inheritance, should the worst happen since the pandemic started? radio Yes / No / I don't have parents or children / Prefer not to say 0 3833 4252 2021-02-18 33,415 0
Has Covid-19 made you more likely to discuss wills and inheritance with your family? radio I am more likely / I am less likely / No change, I don't discuss wills and inheritance with family / No change, we discuss wills and inheritance the same as before / Prefer not to say 0 3833 4253 2021-02-18 33,415 0
Do you eat more junk food and drink more alcohol due to your menstrual cycle? radio Yes, eat more junk food / Yes, drink more alcohol / Yes, both / No, I stay on track / Prefer not to say 0 3832 4248 2021-02-18 2,018 0
How do you stay focused on fitness during your menstrual cycle? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I set goals and targets / Positive thinking / I reward myself / I take supplements / I force myself to workout no matter what / Prefer not to say 0 3832 4250 2021-02-18 2,018 0
Do you have less energy to work out during your menstrual cycle? radio Yes, I work out less / Yes, I don't work out at all / No, I work out anyway / Prefer not to say 0 3831 4246 2021-02-18 3,036 0
Do period pains/cramps prevent you from working out? radio Yes / No / Sometimes / Prefer not to say 0 3831 4247 2021-02-18 3,036 0
Do your period care products impact your tendency to work out? radio Yes, I worry about the durability / Yes, I worry about the visibility / Yes, I find them uncomfortable / No / Prefer not to say 0 3831 4249 2021-02-18 3,036 0
Which of the following do you feel most/least comfortable discussing with friends? maxdiff Sex / Politics / Religion / Money / Prefer not to say 0 3829 4241 2021-02-18 43,813 0
Do you ever discuss your financial position with friends? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3829 4242 2021-02-18 43,813 0
Do you think you are more or less likely to discuss money with friends than you were before the Covid-19 pandemic? radio More likely / Less likely / Hasn't changed, don't discuss money with friends / Hasn't changed, have always discussed money with friends / Prefer not to say 0 3829 4244 2021-02-18 43,813 0
Are you more worried about money since the Covid-19 pandemic? radio Yes / No, I was more concerned before / About the same / Prefer not to say 0 3828 4239 2021-02-18 61,935 0
Which of the following do you feel most/least comfortable discussing with family? maxdiff Sex / Politics / Religion / Money / Prefer not to say 0 3828 4240 2021-02-18 61,935 0
Do you ever discuss your financial position with family? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3828 4243 2021-02-18 61,935 0
Do you feel safe renting in the current climate? radio Not applicable / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3827 4236 2021-02-18 3,090 0
Which of the below best describes your renting situation? radio Unable to move due to the pandemic / Can no longer afford to rent my current property / Planning to move after lockdown restrictions / Completed a move within the rental sector / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3827 4237 2021-02-18 3,090 0
What have been the biggest issues for you with regard to your current renting situation? radio Viewing rental homes under lockdown restrictions / People not abiding by Covid protocols during viewing / Fear of eviction due to rental arrears / Getting by after paying my rent on remaining income / My agent/landlord failing to rectify property issues / Rental home too small / Lack of outdoor space / Inadequate wifi / Prefer not to say 0 3827 4238 2021-02-18 3,090 0
Do you own physical silver or gold bullion? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3826 4235 2021-02-17 20,528 0
Which of the following long-term expenses do you regret not saving more for in the past? checkbox School/University fees / Home buying/improvement / New car(s) / Wedding(s) / Children / Retirement / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3825 4233 2021-02-17 504 0
Will you rely / Are you relying on your State Pension for your retirement? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3825 4234 2021-02-17 504 0
Do you regret not saving more and/or sooner for long-term milestones, like school/university fees, home buying/improvement, a new car, wedding, family planning, and retirement? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3824 4232 2021-02-17 237 0
If a meal kit provider, such as HelloFresh or Gousto, were to offer breakfast options, what would most encourage you to order? Please select a maximum of 3. checkbox Healthy, nutritious options / An indulgent treat / Something for all the family / Something different to what I usually have for breakfast / Fresh ingredients with a recipe (e.g. sourdough, avocado and feta) / Easy-assemble options (e.g. granola, fruit coulis and mixed seeds / No-effort pre-prepared options (e.g. hard-boiled egg and spinach) / Low cost options (on par or cheaper than supermarkets) / Good value for money / Other / Don't know / I wouldn't order breakfast from a meal kit provider / Prefer not to say 0 3823 4231 2021-02-17 1,071 0
How much planning and/or goal setting have you done in regards to saving money for milestones in the next five, ten or fifteen years, to pay for things like school/university fees, home buying/improvement, a new car, wedding, family planning, and retirement? radio I don't need to / Some / Enough / More than enough / None / Prefer not to say 0 3822 4229 2021-02-17 561 0
Which of the following statements how you feel about how you’ve saved money in the past for future milestones? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox I regret not saving more / I regret not saving sooner / I saved as much as I could / I have no regrets / I spent too much / The enjoyment was worth it / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3822 4230 2021-02-17 561 0
To what extent would your savings cover your outgoings if your household income was unexpectedly lost or significantly reduced for 6 months? radio I/we don't work / Not at all / Somewhat / Completely / Prefer not to say 0 3821 4227 2021-02-17 571 0
Which of the following secondary sources of income would you consider, or already use, to supplement your main source of income? radio I don't need to / Cleaning / Minding / Caring / Dog walking / Dog "pooper scooper" / Car washing / Gardening / Tutoring / teaching / instructing / Food / parcel delivery / Taxi driving / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3821 4228 2021-02-17 571 0
What's your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 3820 4226 2021-02-17 236 0
To what extent do you agree with "I love eating vegetables." ? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neutral / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 1 3819 4225 2021-02-16 20,898 0
Do you have a live dealer for the online casino games that you play? radio Yes / No / I don't play online casino games / Prefer not to say 0 3818 4224 2021-02-16 203 0
Which of the following spirits have you heard of? (Select all that apply) checkbox Jack Daniels / Woodford Reserve / Bulleit Bourbon / Jim Beam / Four Roses / Knob Creek / Buffalo Trace / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3817 4223 2021-02-16 527 0
Would you consider Newcastle as a city break in 2021? radio Definitely / Probably / Probably not / Definitely not / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3816 4222 2021-02-16 1,040 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election? radio 1 - I definitely will not vote / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - I definitely will vote / Prefer not to say 0 3815 4218 2021-02-16 1,189 0
If there was a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Liberal Democrats / Green Party / Reform UK (Brexit Party) / Plaid Cymru / Other / I would not vote / Prefer not to say / I cannot vote 0 3815 4221 2021-02-16 1,189 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election? radio 1 - I definitely will not vote / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - I definitely will vote / Prefer not to say 0 3814 4218 2021-02-16 1,738 0
If there was a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Liberal Democrats / Green Party / Reform UK (Brexit Party) / Scottish National Party / Other / I would not vote / Prefer not to say / I cannot vote 0 3814 4220 2021-02-16 1,738 0
We know that many people in your area didn't vote in the last general election. How likely do you think you are to vote in the next general election? radio 1 - I definitely will not vote / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - I definitely will vote / Prefer not to say 0 3813 4218 2021-02-16 21,085 0
If there was a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Liberal Democrats / Green Party / Reform UK (Brexit Party) / Other / I would not vote / Prefer not to say / I cannot vote 0 3813 4219 2021-02-16 21,085 0
A group action lawsuit is a lawsuit filed by an individual acting on behalf of a group (known as “class action” in the US). So, if a group of customers have been wronged by a company or individual they may pursue a group action suit to gain compensation. What, in your opinion, would be the most significant reason for you to take part in a group action? textarea textarea 0 3812 4217 2021-02-16 118 0
If you were eligible to participate in a group action would you take part? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3811 4215 2021-02-16 22,042 0
Regardless of whether you would take part if eligible for a group action what in your opinion would be the most significant reason for you to take part? radio Financial compensation / Fairness / Making sure companies are held accountable / Ensuring the same thing does not happen to others / It’s the right thing to do / Other / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3811 4216 2021-02-16 22,042 0
To what extent are you aware or unaware of what a “group action” lawsuit is? radio Definitely aware / Somewhat aware / Somewhat unaware / Definitely unaware / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 3810 4214 2021-02-16 20,070 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3809 4213 2021-02-16 10,006 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 3808 4212 2021-02-16 10,006 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3807 4211 2021-02-16 10,003 0
What is the maximum speed of your home broadband? radio Not applicable / Not sure / Under 10Mbps / 11-30Mbps / 31-100Mbps / 101-300Mbps / 300Mbps+ / Prefer not to say 1 3806 4210 2021-02-15 75,678 700
What do you think is a fair hourly wage for supermarket workers outside of London? radio £6.00-£7.99 / £8.00-£9.99 / £10.00-£11.99 / £12.00-£13.99 / £14.00+ / Prefer not to say 0 3805 4208 2021-02-12 52,051 0
How much do you care if supermarket workers are paid fairly? radio I care a lot / I care a little / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 3805 4209 2021-02-12 52,051 0
How often do you wash your hands after using the bathroom? radio Always / Often / Sometimes / Rarely / Never / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 3804 4207 2021-02-12 21,141 0
How often do you wash your hands before eating? radio Always / Often / Sometimes / Rarely / Never / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 3803 4206 2021-02-12 20,643 0
Have you ever tried pet food? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3802 4205 2021-02-12 21,013 0
Which supermarket have you shopped at the most frequently during the pandemic? radio Tesco / Aldi / Sainsburys / Asda / Morrisons / Lidl / Co-op / M&S / Waitrose / Iceland / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3801 4203 2021-02-12 60,754 0
To what extent do you agree with "My supermarket has done a great job in lockdown of feeding the nation." ? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3801 4204 2021-02-12 60,754 0
To what extent do you agree with "Supermarkets have committed to ensure their staff wear masks." ? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3800 4200 2021-02-12 82,760 0
To what extent do you agree with "Supermarkets have committed to ensure their customers wear masks." ? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3800 4201 2021-02-12 82,760 0
Which of the following safety measures do you feel have been implemented adequately in supermarkets? checkbox Social distancing / Availability of hand sanitation / Contactless payment / Ventilation / Screens at till / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3800 4202 2021-02-12 82,760 0
Where did you last purchase false eyelash products from? textarea textarea 0 3799 4199 2021-02-12 217 0
Where did you last purchase false eyelash products from? textarea textarea 0 3798 4198 2021-02-12 236 0
Which of the following types of holiday would you consider in 2021/22? (Select all that apply) checkbox I won’t be going on holiday / UK staycation with family / UK staycation / Short-Haul with family / Short-Haul / Long-haul with family / Long-Haul / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3797 4197 2021-02-12 6,005 0
Which of the following types of holiday would you consider in 2021/22? (Select all that apply) checkbox I won’t be going on holiday / UK staycation with family / UK staycation / Short-Haul with family / Short-Haul / Long-haul with family / Long-Haul / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3796 4196 2021-02-12 6,034 0
How satisfied do you feel about your supermarket's management on its crowdedness with respect to shop/aisle size under Covid guidelines? radio Very satisfied / Somewhat satisfied / Neither satisfied nor unsatisfied / Somewhat unsatisfied / Very unsatisfied / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3795 4195 2021-02-12 7 0
Does you or your family's vaccination status affect your decision to shop grocery in store physically? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3794 4194 2021-02-12 95 0
Which of the following do you hate most about shopping for groceries online? radio Cannot pick fresh produce / Inappropriate substitutes or missing item / Item out of stock / Being given short dated items / Narrow availability of delivery slots / Unable to see/feel products physically / Website issues (e.g. misleading pictures, slow) / Delivery charge / Having to wait for deliveries / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3793 4192 2021-02-12 66,602 0
Which of the following do you love most about shopping for groceries online? radio Able to shop anytime and at own pace / Easier to compare products/deals / Not having to go to the shop / Fuel saving and no queues / Covid safe / Easier to find everything and favourites / Can quickly see special offers / Saves time / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3793 4193 2021-02-12 66,602 0
Why? (optional) textarea textarea 0 3792 4191 2021-02-12 117,169 0
Have you bought a takeaway in the past 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3791 4189 2021-02-11 428 0
Do you ever get hangry? (bad-tempered or irritable as a result of hunger) radio Always / Often / Sometimes / Rarely / Never / Prefer not to say 1 3790 4188 2021-02-11 20,895 0
What is your approximate average grocery basket spend before the pandemic? number 0 3789 4186 2021-02-11 48,149 0
What is your approximate average grocery basket spend at the present time? number 0 3789 4187 2021-02-11 48,149 0
Does you or your family's vaccination status affect your decision to shop grocery in store physically? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3788 4183 2021-02-11 3,081 0
Which shops are you concerned about Covid safety? (e.g. ASDA) textarea textarea 0 3788 4184 2021-02-11 3,081 0
What shop features concern you most about Covid safety? (e.g. ventilation, shop size) textarea textarea 0 3788 4185 2021-02-11 3,081 0
What are the biggest hurdles for you (or other people) to not shop grocery online? textarea textarea 0 3787 4182 2021-02-11 1,014 0
What do you enjoy most about shopping for grocery online? textarea textarea 0 3786 4180 2021-02-11 2,025 0
What do you hate most about shopping for grocery online? textarea textarea 0 3786 4181 2021-02-11 2,025 0
Before the pandemic, approximately what percentage of grocery did you purchase online? number 100 / 0 0 3785 4177 2021-02-11 162,938 0
At the present time, approximately what percentage of grocery do you purchase online? number 100 / 0 0 3785 4178 2021-02-11 162,938 0
When the pandemic is over, approximately what percentage of grocery do you plan to purchase online? number 100 / 0 0 3785 4179 2021-02-11 162,938 0
In the past year how would you describe your attitude about sugar? radio More positive / About the same / More negative / Prefer not to say 0 3784 4176 2021-02-11 1,040 0
What cuisine do you tend to opt for when going out for fast food? (Select all that apply) checkbox Burgers & Fries / Sandwiches / Tacos/Burritos / Pizza / Fried Chicken / Kebab / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3783 4175 2021-02-11 532 0
Which of the following fast food chains have you heard of? (Select all that apply) checkbox Taco Bell / Wendy's / Five Guys / Shake Shack / McDonald's / KFC / Burger King / Subway / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3782 4174 2021-02-11 523 0
What did you have for breakfast? textarea textarea 0 3781 4173 2021-02-11 205 0
Are you worried that Capital Gains Tax will be increased in the March budget? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3780 4171 2021-02-11 2,013 0
Are you planning to sell your buy-to-let portfolio before a potential increase in Capital Gains Tax? radio Yes I am currently selling / I am considering selling / I will wait and see what is announced / I will stick with my investment / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3780 4172 2021-02-11 2,013 0
Would you buy a property in an area with a high crime rate? radio Yes / No / No choice due to my budget for buying a home / Prefer not to say 0 3779 4169 2021-02-11 2,001 0
Would you offer below asking price due to an area having a high crime rate? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3779 4170 2021-02-11 2,001 0
Do you have a pet in your student accommodation? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3778 4166 2021-02-11 3,001 0
Would you have brought a pet to university if pet-friendly student accommodation was more widely available? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3778 4167 2021-02-11 3,001 0
New changes to the model tenancy agreement allow well-behaved pets in rental properties, would you be more likely to have a pet at university? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3778 4168 2021-02-11 3,001 0
Which of the following body parts do you have pierced? checkbox Ear(s) / Nose / Lips / Eyebrow / Tongue / Belly button / Other / I don't have any body parts pierced / Prefer not to say 1 3777 4165 2021-02-10 55,670 0
Which PMS symptom do you suffer from most? radio Anxiety / Mood swings / Cramps / Headaches / Bloating / Fatigue / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3776 4162 2021-02-10 3,057 0
Have you had to seek medical help because of the severity of your PMS symptoms? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3776 4163 2021-02-10 3,057 0
Did you know that severe PMS symptoms can be an indicator of wider health issues such as infertility? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3776 4164 2021-02-10 3,057 0
Are you and your partner intimate on Valentine’s Day in general? radio Not applicable / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3775 4159 2021-02-10 3,061 0
What would stop you? checkbox Being on my period / Getting too drunk / One of us works away / We aren’t in the same household/bubble / We live with flatmates/parents / We aren’t intimate very often / Prefer not to say 0 3775 4160 2021-02-10 3,061 0
Would you have sex on your period? radio Yes, I don’t see it as a problem. / No, I don’t like to / No, my partner doesn’t like to / No, we/I didn’t think you could / Prefer not to say 0 3775 4161 2021-02-10 3,061 0
Do you love your body? radio Yes / No / Sometimes / Prefer not to say 0 3774 4156 2021-02-10 3,112 0
What feature do you love most? radio Eyes / Eye brows / Skin / Boobs / Bum / Hair / Mouth/lips / Teeth / Height / Weight / Body shape/hips / Feet / Legs / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3774 4157 2021-02-10 3,112 0
How do you help boost your love for your body? checkbox Exercise / Eating well / Keeping hydrated / Supplements / Make up / Clothes / Upkeep of personal appearance (Nails, hair, tan etc) / Positive thinking / Not comparing myself to other women / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3774 4158 2021-02-10 3,112 0
Have Covid travel restrictions changed how much time you spend looking for holidays? radio More time looking for holidays / Less time / About the same / Given up on holidays / Prefer not to say 0 3773 4155 2021-02-10 4,494 0
What is the first thing you consider when deciding where to go on holiday? radio Price / Destination / Covid travel restrictions / Date / I never go on holiday / Prefer not to say 0 3772 4153 2021-02-10 4,166 0
How have Covid travel restrictions affected your holiday planning? radio I'm still looking and hoping to find a holiday / I booked before the latest restrictions came in / I’ll book and change if I need to / I’m looking at holidays for next year / I’ve stopped looking at holidays until travel restrictions go / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3772 4154 2021-02-10 4,166 0
How often do you play the Euromillions lottery? radio Never / Every draw day / Once a week / A few times a month / Once a month / A couple times a year / Only on big jackpot events / Prefer not to say 0 3771 4152 2021-02-10 1,036 0
How safe do you feel in your neighbourhood? radio Very safe / Somewhat safe / Neutral / Somewhat unsafe / Very unsafe / Prefer not to say 1 3768 4147 2021-02-09 20,819 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3767 4146 2021-02-09 10,008 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 3766 4145 2021-02-09 10,011 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3765 4144 2021-02-09 10,014 0
Do you paint or draw pictures regularly? radio Yes, professionally / Yes, as a hobby / No / Prefer not to say 1 3763 4142 2021-02-08 21,092 0
Do you purchase sensitive skincare products? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3762 4141 2021-02-08 10,038 0
Which of the following skincare brands have you heard of? (tick all that apply) checkbox Avene / Eucerin / La Roche-Posay / Vichy / Bioderma / Cerave / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3761 4139 2021-02-08 2,074 0
Which of the following sensitive skin conditions do you experience? (tick all that apply) checkbox Dry skin / Irritated skin / Hyper-pigmentation / Eczema / Acne / Cracked Skin / Other / I don't have sensitive skin conditions / Prefer not to say 0 3761 4140 2021-02-08 2,074 0
Which of the following have you spent less or stopped spending entirely on since the lockdown(s)? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Gym / Hairdressing / Private transport (e.g. petrol for commute) / Public transport / Holidays/travelling / Pubs, cafes, restaurants, etc. / Cinemas and concerts / Clothes / Beauty services (excluding hairdressing) / Social clubs/classes / Other / Have not spent less on anything / Prefer not to say 0 3760 4137 2021-02-08 15,799 0
On a monthly basis, approximately how much have you saved by not spending on these things? number 0 3760 4138 2021-02-08 15,799 0
How often do you use fitness trackers? (e.g. to track daily steps) radio Always (e.g. daily) / Sometimes / Rarely / Only when exercising / Never / Prefer not to say 1 3759 4136 2021-02-05 83,867 0
Have you ever been homeless? radio Yes / No / Am currently homeless / Prefer not to say 1 3758 4135 2021-02-05 20,907 0
To what extent do you agree with "I am considering upgrading my smartphone less and less over the years."? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 1 3757 4134 2021-02-05 19,889 0
Do you expect to use more cash or less cash in the future when paying for goods and services? radio More cash / About the same / Less cash / Prefer not to say 0 3756 4133 2021-02-05 1,046 0
If you do vote, how are you most likely to vote? radio In person / Postal vote / Proxy vote / Prefer not to say 0 3755 4131 2021-02-05 48,406 0
Have you ever voted by post before? radio Yes / No / I've never voted before / Prefer not to say 0 3755 4132 2021-02-05 48,406 0
What is your job title? If you're currently not working, please put your last job title. textarea textarea 1 3754 4129 2021-02-05 17,278 0
Which of the following online job boards have you used? (Tick all that apply) checkbox CV-Library / WikiJob / Indeed / Totaljobs / Reed / Monster / Adzuna / Glassdoor / GWJobs / Guardian Jobs / WorkInStartups / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3753 4128 2021-02-04 81,355 0
Do you work for a tech startup? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3749 4123 2021-02-04 21,852 0
Has the experience of 2020 made you more inclined to seek financial advice? radio Yes / No / I already take financial advice / Prefer not to say 0 3748 4122 2021-02-04 241 0
What would make you consider changing your (main) bank? checkbox Interest rates / Cash incentive / Customer service / Phone app / Ease of opening an account / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3746 4120 2021-02-04 233 0
What would make you consider changing your (main) bank? textarea textarea 0 3745 4119 2021-02-04 223 0
Do you use any of the following apps for learning new skills? (Select all that apply) checkbox Duolingo / Babbel / edX / GoodReads / TED / Blinkist / Lumosity / Khan Academy / Udemy / I don't use any apps for learning new skills / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3744 4118 2021-02-04 525 0
Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, how has your opinion of Manchester United and their players changed? radio Much more positive / More positive / No change / More negative / Much more negative / Prefer not to say 0 3743 4117 2021-02-03 512 0
Have you ever been approached by a recruiter/headhunter for a job? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3742 4116 2021-02-03 82,365 0
What are the things you are no longer spending on since the lockdown? (e.g. gym subscription, hairdressing cost) textarea textarea 0 3741 4115 2021-02-03 1,110 0
Have you met a girlfriend or boyfriend while at university? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3740 4112 2021-02-03 3,000 0
Have you moved in with a girlfriend or boyfriend you met while at university? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3740 4113 2021-02-03 3,000 0
Do you plan to stay with and/or live with each other once university has ended? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3740 4114 2021-02-03 3,000 0
What do you love most about your home? radio Location / Architecture / Interior style / Overall size/space / Garden / Kitchen / Neighbours / Bathroom / Bedroom / Other space such as a garage or ourhouse / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3739 4109 2021-02-03 3,067 0
Which of the following improvement would you like to have most about your home? radio More space or rooms / A bigger garden / A bigger driveway or garage / More open plan / Better location / Better neighbours / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3739 4110 2021-02-03 3,067 0
Would you swap your current home for a more valuable property? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3739 4111 2021-02-03 3,067 0
Have you had to sell a property you loved and would have preferred to stay in? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3738 4106 2021-02-03 3,059 0
What was the main reason you had to move? radio Divorce or relationship ending / Financial reasons / Downsizing / Upsizing / Relocating for work / Relocating for personal reasons / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3738 4107 2021-02-03 3,059 0
Which would you describe as more upsetting? radio Having to leave a property you loved / Having to break up with a previous partner / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3738 4108 2021-02-03 3,059 0
Which of these retailers have you shopped at in the last month? checkbox Argos / Amazon / Ebay / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3737 4105 2021-02-02 1,047 0
Does your student loan provide you with enough money to live comfortably? radio Yes, plenty / Yes, just about / No, I struggle / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3736 4102 2021-02-02 3,001 0
Have you had to get a job at uni in order to get by financially? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3736 4103 2021-02-02 3,001 0
Apart from rent, which of the below do you spend the largest amount of your student loan on? radio Food / Alcohol / Course Materials / Nights out in bars or clubs / Nights out at restaurants / Travelling to and from uni / Travelling to and from my hometown / Clothes / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3736 4104 2021-02-02 3,001 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3735 4101 2021-02-02 10,005 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 3734 4100 2021-02-02 10,004 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3733 4099 2021-02-02 10,005 0
If there was a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Scottish National Party / Liberal Democrats / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / ReformUK (Brexit Party) / Democratic Unionist Party / Sinn Féin / Other / I would spoil the ballot paper / I would not vote / I cannot vote / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3732 4098 2020-06-01 7,357 0
Which of the following over-the-counter medicine do you occasionally use? checkbox Pain relief / Cough/cold/sore throat / Vitamins and minerals / Gastro-intestinal / Skin treatments / Smoking cessation / Hayfever remedies / Eye care / Sleeping Aids / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3728 4091 2021-02-01 70,888 0
Which of the following over-the-counter medicine do you regularly use? checkbox Pain relief / Cough/cold/sore throat / Vitamins and minerals / Gastro-intestinal / Skin treatments / Smoking cessation / Hayfever remedies / Eye care / Sleeping Aids / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3727 4090 2021-02-01 70,655 0
If there was a General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Scottish National Party / Liberal Democrats / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / ReformUK (Brexit Party) / Democratic Unionist Party / Sinn Féin / Other / I would spoil the ballot paper / I would not vote / I cannot vote / Prefer not to say 0 3726 4089 2020-06-01 1,306 0
Did you vote tactically at the last General Election? radio Yes / No / I didn't vote / Prefer not to say 0 3725 4088 2021-02-01 1,040 0
Do you commute to Oxford regularly (or used to before Covid-19)? radio Yes / No / I already live in Oxford / Prefer not to say 0 3724 4087 2021-02-01 508 0
As a parent do you feel Boris Johnson's words of gratitude expressed in his open letter to homeschooling parents is sufficient? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3723 4085 2021-01-30 1,606 0
If no, what else should he/the government be doing? textarea textarea 0 3723 4086 2021-01-30 1,606 0
Do you feel Boris Johnson's words of gratitude expressed in his open letter to homeschooling parents is sufficient? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3722 4083 2021-01-30 1,074 0
If no, what else should he/the government be doing? textarea textarea 0 3722 4084 2021-01-30 1,074 0
How often do you get harassed on the street? radio Never / Rarely / Sometimes / Very often / Always / Prefer not to say 1 3721 4082 2021-01-29 72,840 0
Have you ever had a bike stolen? radio Yes / No / Never owned a bike / Prefer not to say 1 3720 4081 2021-01-29 21,196 0
Have you ever been mugged? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3719 4080 2021-01-29 2,077 0
If there was no difference to when you would receive it, which COVID-19 vaccine would you prefer to have? If you have already received a vaccine, please respond with the vaccine you would have preferred to have received. radio Pfizer/BioNTech / Oxford/AstraZeneca / Moderna / I have no preference / I don't want to receive any COVID-19 vaccine / A different vaccine / Prefer not to say 0 3718 4078 2021-01-29 1,295 0
Why? textarea textarea 0 3718 4079 2021-01-29 1,295 0
Roughly how much did you spend on music (CD's, Spotify, etc.) in the last year? radio Less than £10 / £10-20 / £20-30 / £40-50 / £50+ / Prefer not to say 0 3717 4077 2021-01-29 241 0
What's your favourite band? textarea textarea 0 3716 4076 2021-01-29 257 0
Which of the following electric vehicles do you own, or have ordered? checkbox VW ID.3 / Volvo XC40 Recharge / Tesla Model 3 / Nissan Leaf / Hyundai Ioniq Electric / Tesla Model S / Honda E / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3715 4075 2021-01-29 1,079 0
Do you think living near to a tube station is still important? radio Yes, very / Yes, but not as important as it was before the pandemic / No, I now work from home a lot / No, I didn't find it important anyway / Prefer not to say 0 3714 4072 2021-01-29 3,005 0
Would you pay more for a property because it was located near a tube station? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3714 4073 2021-01-29 3,005 0
How much more would you pay for a property near a tube station? radio £0-£5,000 more / £5,001-£10,000 more / £10,001-£20,000 more / £20,001 or more / Prefer not to say 0 3714 4074 2021-01-29 3,005 0
Which brand name(s) do you like best for a new online marketplace for local, ethical, hand-picked merchants and products? (Choose up to 3) checkbox Full Circle / Yerli / Let's Local / Agora / The Mindful Market / Folkly / Conscious Corner / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3713 4070 2021-01-29 3,822 0
What is the reason for your selection(s)? (optional) textarea textarea 0 3713 4071 2021-01-29 3,822 0
Do you currently buy eco friendly, sustainable products? radio Yes, regularly / Sometimes / Rarely / Never / Prefer not to say 0 3712 4069 2021-01-29 5,045 0
Who should be vaccinated first? radio Delivery drivers / Refuse collectors / Teachers / Police officers / Prefer not to say 0 3711 4068 2021-01-28 2,010 0
Which of the following PR newswire services have you, or your business, used in the last 12 months? checkbox Not applicable / Businesswire / Cisionwire / Marketwire / Newswire Today / PR Fire / Press Association (PA Mediapoint) / Press Dispensary / PRNewswire / PRWeb / Realwire / Sourcewire / Other / I don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3710 4067 2021-01-28 806 0
Have you ever been in a fist fight? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3709 4066 2021-01-28 20,703 0
If you currently work from home, and normally work in an office, how frequently do you expect to go into the office after Covid-19? radio One days a week / Two days a week / Three days a week / Four days a week / Five days a week / I don't expect to go back to the office / Not applicable to me / Prefer not to say 0 3708 4065 2021-01-28 1,067 0
How have you changed your house layout since the pandemic began? textarea textarea 0 3706 4062 2021-01-28 502 0
Are you likely to keep this change, if any? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3706 4063 2021-01-28 502 0
Are you more likely to accept an offer from a buyer that creates a good impression during the viewing process? radio Yes / No / Yes, unless another offer is considerably higher / Prefer not to say 0 3705 4059 2021-01-28 3,270 0
Are you more likely to accept a lower offer from a buyer that makes a good first impression? radio Yes / No / Yes, unless it is considerably lower / Prefer not to say 0 3705 4060 2021-01-28 3,270 0
What is most likely to annoy you during the viewings process when selling your home? radio Not being punctual (arriving too early or too late) / Not removing unclean shoes/clothing / Making negative comments about house/children/pet / Bad manners (e.g. sitting on furniture or entering room without permission) / Not practicing Covid safe measures (e.g. wearing facemask) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3705 4061 2021-01-28 3,270 0
How did you sell your last house? radio With a high street (traditional) estate agent / With an online or hybrid agent such as Purplebricks / Via an auction / Via a home buying platform / I sold it myself / Prefer not to say 0 3704 4056 2021-01-28 3,010 0
If you used an estate agent, how well did your estate agent perform their role? radio Very well / To a satisfactory level / Neutral / Not very well / Very poorly / Prefer not to say 0 3704 4057 2021-01-28 3,010 0
What, if anything, do you think your estate agent could have improved on? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Communication / Customer service manner / Speed of dealing with enquiries / Speed of finding a buyer / Better photos and/or property listing / Better overall service for the fee charged / A lower fee - they charged too much / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3704 4058 2021-01-28 3,010 0
Was the experience of buying a house and moving better or worse than you were expecting it to be? radio Better / Worse / As expected / Prefer not to say 0 3703 4053 2021-01-28 3,029 0
What was the most frustrating part of buying and moving home? radio Additional costs such as stamp duty, removals etc / The time it took to complete and move / Finding the right home in the first place / The lack of information given about the process / Dealing with an estate agent / Being in a chain / Dealing with conveyancers/solicitors / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3703 4054 2021-01-28 3,029 0
Did your experience of buying and moving house put you off doing the same in the future? radio Yes, I won’t move again / Yes, but I will have to move again at some point / No / Prefer not to say 0 3703 4055 2021-01-28 3,029 0
Do you floss your teeth regularly? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3701 4051 2021-01-27 83,930 0
What was the last appliance you bought? radio Fridge / Freezer / Washing machine / Dishwasher / Chest freezer / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3700 4050 2021-01-27 1,083 0
What do the A and O stand for in AO.com? textarea textarea 0 3699 4049 2021-01-27 266 0
What did you have for lunch? textarea textarea 0 3698 4048 2021-01-27 266 0
Do you own vehicles from the following companies? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Mercedes-Benz / BMW / Tesla / Porsche / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3697 4045 2021-01-27 1,737 0
Are you considering to buy any vehicles from the following companies? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Mercedes-Benz / BMW / Tesla / Porsche / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3697 4046 2021-01-27 1,737 0
If applicable, have you visited a dealership for vehicles that you are considering to buy? radio Not applicable / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3697 4047 2021-01-27 1,737 0
Which of the following is concerning to you about booking a holiday in 2021? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Having to quarantine in holiday destinations / Having to quarantine when I get home / Having to cancel due to Covid restrictions / Not being able to get a refund if having to cancel / Catching Covid while in a foreign country / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3696 4042 2021-01-27 6,202 0
Do you think the government should relax rules on travel this summer? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3696 4043 2021-01-27 6,202 0
Do you think quarantine hotels are a good idea? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3696 4044 2021-01-27 6,202 0
Have you already booked holiday for 2021? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3695 4039 2021-01-27 6,084 0
Do you plan to book a holiday in 2021? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3695 4040 2021-01-27 6,084 0
How many holidays do you plan on booking in 2021? radio 0 / 1-2 / 3-5 / 5+ / Prefer not to say 0 3695 4041 2021-01-27 6,084 0
Which of the following brands do you associate with Pink Gin? (Select all that apply) checkbox Gordon's / Amalfy / Warner's / Beefeater / Whitley Neill / Slingsby / Edinburgh / Greenall's / Bloom / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3694 4038 2021-01-27 503 0
Have you ever tried pink gin or a pink gin-based cocktail? radio Yes / No / I don't drink / Prefer not to say 0 3693 4037 2021-01-27 505 0
Have you ever experienced an earthquake? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3692 4036 2021-01-26 21,006 0
Would you rent a property without a highspeed (100Mb+) broadband? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3691 4033 2021-01-26 3,001 0
Do you now place greater importance on a property with good internet due to the pandemic? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3691 4034 2021-01-26 3,001 0
Would you be prepared to pay more for a rental property if it had good broadband? radio Yes, much more / Yes, a little bit more / No / Prefer not to say 0 3691 4035 2021-01-26 3,001 0
How many extra hours per day are you spending online to study due to the pandemic? radio 5+ hours / 4-5 Hours / 2-3 Hours / 0-2 hours / Not spending more time / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3690 4030 2021-01-26 3,001 0
Which of the following have you struggled with due to poor internet? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Completing research / Accessing course materials / Joining virtual lectures/seminars / Submitting assignments / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3690 4031 2021-01-26 3,001 0
Which of the following is the most important to you when searching for a rental property? radio Internet / Location / Price / Prefer not to say 0 3690 4032 2021-01-26 3,001 0
Would you be willing to delay your Covid-19 vaccine so that a teacher/school staff can be vaccinated earlier? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3689 4028 2021-01-26 20,004 0
If yes, by how many months? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3689 4029 2021-01-26 20,004 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3688 4027 2021-01-26 10,001 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 3687 4026 2021-01-26 10,002 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3686 4025 2021-01-26 10,001 0
Have you ever been a victim of identity fraud? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3685 4024 2021-01-25 19,758 0
Have you ever paid for an academic tutor for your children? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3684 4023 2021-01-25 512 0
What do you think should happen before primary schools re-open? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Top 4 vulnerable groups vaccinated / Next 5 vulnerable groups vaccinated / Teachers/staff vaccinated / NHS strain relieved / None of the above / Prefer not to say/I don't know 0 3683 4022 2021-01-25 5,843 0
Which dog food brand do you buy for your dog? (Select all that apply) checkbox Pedigree Chum / IAMS / Purina / Bakers / Lily's Kitchen / Harrington's / Cesar / Winalot / I don't buy dog food / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3682 4021 2021-01-25 516 0
Regarding the current rules for exercising outside your home, how clear do you think the rules are on who you are allowed to exercise with, what you are allowed to do and where you are allowed to go? radio Very clear / Somewhat clear / Not very clear / Not clear at all / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3679 4016 2021-01-24 423 0
Thinking about how the police are enforcing the coronavirus rules (rather than the rules themselves), do you think police enforcement of the new lockdown rules has been… radio Too strict / About right / Not strict enough / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3679 4017 2021-01-24 423 0
Who do you hold most responsible for the rise in coronavirus cases over the last month? radio The public / The government / Neither / Don't know / Both / Prefer not to say 0 3679 4018 2021-01-24 423 0
At this time do you think restaurants and cafes should or should not be allowed to offer walk in takeaway services? radio They should / They should not / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3679 4019 2021-01-24 423 0
Why do you think the UK has the highest number of deaths per capita from Covid-19? textarea textarea 0 3678 4015 2021-01-23 2,140 0
Which of the following is your most preferred way to express love? radio Words of affirmation / Quality time / Giving gifts / Acts of service / Physical touch / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3677 4013 2021-01-22 33,045 0
Which of the following is your most preferred way to experience love? radio Words of affirmation / Quality time / Receiving gifts / Acts of service / Physical touch / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3677 4014 2021-01-22 33,045 0
What do you think is your intelligence quotient (IQ), a traditional measure of intelligence? radio 70 or below / 71-80 / 81-90 / 91-100 / 101-110 / 111-120 / 121-130 / 131 or above / Prefer not to say 1 3676 4012 2021-01-22 13,379 0
To what extent do you agree with "I support the High Speed 2 (HS2) development, a high speed railway development connecting London, Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds." ? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 1 3675 4011 2021-01-22 78,747 0
When in a typical week do you manage to have child free time to go online? (tick all that apply) checkbox Weekday mornings / Weekday evenings / Weekend mornings / Weekend evenings / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3674 4008 2021-01-22 728 0
What do you typically tend to use your child free time to do when online? (tick all that apply) checkbox Shopping / Paying bills / Researching for household utilities / Researching for childcare / Entertainment / Admin/emails / Socialising / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3674 4009 2021-01-22 728 0
When looking into household broadband/mobile contracts what factors are most important to you? (tick all that apply) checkbox Cost / Family multi-deals / Speed/data allowance / Benefits/incentives / Reviews / Special offers / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3674 4010 2021-01-22 728 0
Is your work environment potentially hazardous that safety equipment is required? radio Yes / No / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 3673 4005 2021-01-22 3,179 0
Which of the following industry do you work in? radio Emergency services, defence, military / Hospitals, healthcare / Oil, gas, renewables, offshore, utilities / Manufacturing, construction, engineering, industrial / Transport, fleet, logistics / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3673 4006 2021-01-22 3,179 0
Are you a manager? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3673 4007 2021-01-22 3,179 0
Have you had a COVID-19 vaccination? radio No / One dose / Two doses / Three doses or more / Prefer not to say 1 3672 4004 2021-01-22 147,410 0
What was the last supermarket you physically shopped at? radio Tesco / Sainsburys / Morrisons / Asda / Waitrose / Co-op / Aldi / Lidl / M&S / Iceland / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3671 4002 2021-01-22 93,824 0
From memory, what covid-19 safety measures were taken at the till? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Staff face mask / Staff gloves / Screens / Customer hand sanitiser / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3671 4003 2021-01-22 93,824 0
How important is air quality in your decision making process when booking a holiday? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not important at all / Prefer not to say 0 3670 3999 2021-01-21 6,271 0
Would you opt for one destination with better air quality than another if it meant having to travel for longer? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3670 4000 2021-01-21 6,271 0
Would you pay more to travel to a destination with better air quality over another with worse air pollution? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3670 4001 2021-01-21 6,271 0
Bailey's Irish Cream is typically thought of as a Christmassy drink, why do you think that is? checkbox I don't drink / I don't drink Bailey's / It's always advertised around Christmas / It's indulgent and I like to indulge/treat myself at Christmas / The texture is very rich - it's comforting during the Winter / I don't think of it as a Christmassy drink / It works well with other Xmassy ingredients / It works well in hot drinks e.g. hot chocolate/coffee, which I drink more of in the winter / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3668 3997 2021-01-21 534 0
How much are you worried about Covid-19 on your own personal health? radio Very worried / Fairly worried / Not very worried / Not at all worried / Don't know / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3667 3996 2021-01-20 1,029 0
What is your favourite source for football news / content? textarea textarea 0 3666 3995 2021-01-20 1,035 0
On average, how much do you save for each of your childrens' future per month (including contributions from family and friends)? radio I don't save for children / Less than £20 / £20-£39.99 / £40-£59.99 / £60-£79.99 / £80-£99.99 / £100-£199.99 / £200+ / Prefer not to say 0 3665 3994 2021-01-19 22,865 0
Have you shot a gun at a shooting range before? radio Yes, once or twice / Yes, many times / No, never / Prefer not to say 1 3664 3993 2021-01-19 20,973 0
Which of the following martial arts do you know? checkbox Krav Maga / Taekwondo / Boxing / Mixed Martial Arts / Wing Chun / Karate / Muay Thai / Brazilian jiu-jitsu / Aikido / Judo / Other martial arts / I don't know any martial arts / Prefer not to say 1 3663 3992 2021-01-19 20,386 0
Would you give up the stamp duty saving and complete now if you could, rather than continue to be delayed in the hope of making the saving? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3662 3990 2021-01-19 748 0
Do you regret the decision to buy, and would decide not to until after the backlog had cleared? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3662 3991 2021-01-19 748 0
Did you have to increase your offer to keep seller committed to the sale? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3661 3987 2021-01-19 1,149 0
Given the choice, which of the following would you do if you miss the deadline? radio Cancel purchase / Borrow more money to cover stamp duty / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3661 3988 2021-01-19 1,149 0
Which of the following would you do to complete the home purchase before the deadline? radio Continue as normal and hope to complete it time / Buy a more affordable property / Buy a more expensive property / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3661 3989 2021-01-19 1,149 0
Has the delayed home purchase added stress? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3660 3984 2021-01-19 1,123 0
Did you have to make alternative living arrangements? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3660 3985 2021-01-19 1,123 0
Has the sale fallen through? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3660 3986 2021-01-19 1,123 0
Do you buy handheld food meals such as eg: pasties, microwaveable burgers, hot sandwiches, sausage rolls, pork pies and scotch eggs. radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3659 3983 2021-01-19 1,048 0
Did you have to use a different (brand) of period care product? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3658 3980 2021-01-19 3,026 0
How has the cost of period care products changed for you? radio Much more expensive / Somewhat more expensive / No change / Somewhat less expensive / Much less expensive / Prefer not to say 0 3658 3981 2021-01-19 3,026 0
Have you used better/organic period care products to improve your period care? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3658 3982 2021-01-19 3,026 0
Which of the following have prevented you from visiting the shops? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Had to self quarantine / Worried about catching Covid in the shops / Worried about catching Covid on public transport / Other reasons / Nothing has prevented me / Prefer not to say 0 3657 3977 2021-01-19 3,027 0
Did you have to obtain period care products differently? Which of the following did you do? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Ask friends or family / Ask neighbours / Online shopping / Letterbox subscription / Other methods / Did not have to obtain differently / Prefer not to say 0 3657 3978 2021-01-19 3,027 0
Has the lockdown affected your usage of period care products? radio Using much more / Using somewhat more / No change / Using somewhat less / Using much less / Prefer not to say 0 3657 3979 2021-01-19 3,027 0
Has your recent home purchase been delayed because of the stamp duty holiday holdup? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3656 3976 2021-01-19 4,111 0
Are you considering buying an electric vehicle? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 3655 3975 2021-01-19 241 0
Which of the following do you get your investment ideas from? (Tick all that apply) checkbox My stockbroker or investment platform / News media (e.g. The Times Tempus column, Daily Telegraph Questor, FT Lex) / Big name journalists (e.g. Ian Cowie, Jeff Prestridge, Merryn Somerset Webb) / Specialist financial website (e.g. The Motley Fool, Investors Chronicle or Yahoo Finance) / Friends and family / Social media, including online chat rooms and forums (e.g. Wall Street Bets, Freetrade, Reddit) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3654 3972 2021-01-19 5,291 0
Which of the following do you buy? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Shares in individual companies / Mutual funds / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3654 3973 2021-01-19 5,291 0
If you buy shares in individual companies instead of a mutual fund run by a professional fund manager, why? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Potentially higher returns / More control over my investments / I trust my own judgement better than fund managers / I like to gamble and take a risk / I can get good some tips myself / I enjoy investing, it's a hobby / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3654 3974 2021-01-19 5,291 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3653 3971 2021-01-19 9,999 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 3652 3970 2021-01-19 10,005 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3651 3969 2021-01-19 10,002 0
Does your household pay for a landline phone service? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3650 3968 2021-01-18 86,319 0
What do you think will happen to Donald Trump when he leaves office? textarea textarea 0 3649 3967 2021-01-18 257 0
Would you consider a glamping holiday in the UK in 2021 if you are allowed to travel? This could include lodges, shepherds hut, yurts. radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3648 3966 2021-01-18 1,067 0
Which cryptocurrencies/investments do you currently own? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Bitcoin / Ethereum / A cryptocurrency ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3646 3961 2021-01-18 6,054 0
Do you also have any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Stocks and shares ISA / Cash ISA / Savings account / Pension / General investment portfolio / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3646 3962 2021-01-18 6,054 0
Why did you buy cryptocurrency? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Low interest rates on cash / The stock market is too risky / To capitalise on digital trends / I’m worried about inflation / Past price performance is very good / To make digital payments / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3646 3963 2021-01-18 6,054 0
How much of your total savings and investments have you got in cryptocurrency? radio 0-10% / 11-25% / 26-50% / 51-75% / 76-90% / 91-100% / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3646 3964 2021-01-18 6,054 0
How much would you be willing to lose on your investment in cryptocurrencies? radio 25% / 50% / 75% / All of it / Not applicable / None / Prefer not to say 0 3646 3965 2021-01-18 6,054 0
Which are children more scared of these days? radio Monsters / Clowns / Prefer not to say 0 3642 3957 2021-01-17 1,003 0
Which are your children more scared of? radio Monsters / Clowns / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3641 3956 2021-01-17 20 0
As a child, which were you more scared of? radio Monsters / Clowns / Prefer not to say 0 3640 3955 2021-01-16 1,200 0
What is the approximate cost of food you personally consume every month? radio £0-£50 / £51-£100 / £101-£200 / £201-£500 / £501+ / Prefer not to say 1 3639 3954 2021-01-15 77,088 0
Do you think homes are overpriced? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3638 3953 2021-01-15 20,892 0
Have you ever bought a car brand new? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3637 3952 2021-01-15 21,062 0
Which of the following business journalists/commentators do you like? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Ed Conway (Sky) / Faisal Islam (BBC) / Chris Giles (FT) / Ian King (Sky) / Simon French (Panmure Gordon) / David Buik (Aquis Exchange/City legend) / Simon Jack (BBC) / Anna Edwards (Bloomberg TV) / Steve Sedgwick (CNBC) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3636 3951 2021-01-15 63,153 0
What does the "WHO Code" relate to, and why does it matter to young parents? textarea textarea 0 3635 3950 2021-01-15 35 0
What does the "WHO Code" relate to? textarea textarea 0 3634 3949 2021-01-15 27 0
Which of the following, if any, would you consider before buying a product for consumption by yourself and/or your child/ren? checkbox Nutritional information on packaging / Reviews / Recommendations / Brand recognition/trust / Product regulations / codes / standards / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3633 3947 2021-01-15 2,114 0
What is your opinion of baby formula? (Please leave blank if you don't have one) textarea textarea 0 3633 3948 2021-01-15 2,114 0
Is infant formula good or bad? radio Good / Bad / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3632 3946 2021-01-15 217 0
When do you expect to be offered your first Covid-19 vaccination? radio January / February / March / April / May / June / July / August / September or later / I have already been offered a first vaccination / I don't expect to be offered a vaccination / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3631 3945 2021-01-15 10,019 0
Do you know the current value of your (main) property? checkbox Yes, I've had a recent valuation / No, but I'd like to find out / No, it doesn't matter to me / I don't own a property / Prefer not to say 0 3630 3944 2021-01-15 1,012 0
Are you considering upgrading to any of the following fibre broadband providers in the next few weeks? checkbox Virgin Media / BT / Sky / Vodafone / Talktalk / Hyperoptic / Community Fibre / Gigaclear / Toob / ZZOOMM / Plusnet / EE / SSE / Post office / John Lewis / Now / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3629 3943 2021-01-15 95,386 0
Which of the following platforms have you used to sell personal belongings? checkbox eBay / Paypal / Gumtree / Schpock / Other platforms / I never sold belongings / Prefer not to say 1 3628 3942 2021-01-14 84,714 0
Are you finding it/have you found it difficult to raise the deposit needed for your first home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3627 3940 2021-01-14 1,002 0
Have your parents helped/offered to help with your deposit and fees? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3627 3941 2021-01-14 1,002 0
Are you considering or would you consider going to college to further your skillset? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3625 3938 2021-01-14 501 0
How are you feeling today? radio Happy / Sad / Angry / Anxious / Hopeful / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3624 3937 2021-01-14 257 0
What are you eating for dinner tonight? textarea textarea 0 3623 3936 2021-01-14 278 0
Why do you choose to buy individual shares rather than a mutual fund run by a professional fund manager? textarea textarea 0 3622 3935 2021-01-14 68 0
Which of the following asset classes are you invested in? checkbox Mutual funds / Foreign currencies / Cryptocurrencies / Commodity / Government/corporate bonds / Stock shares / Exchange traded funds / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3621 3934 2021-01-14 6,238 0
Where do you get your investment ideas from? textarea textarea 0 3620 3933 2021-01-14 253 0
Does your fear of flying stop you from travelling by plane completely? radio All the time / Sometimes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3619 3931 2021-01-14 2,002 0
What are the main reasons for your fear of flying? checkbox Heights and flying itself / The plane crashing / Catching Covid / I don't like confined spaces / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3619 3932 2021-01-14 2,002 0
Do you wear slippers at home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3618 3930 2021-01-13 21,215 0
How, if at all, has Covid-19 prevented you from progressing in your career? radio I don't work / It has not / A promotion has been delayed / I've been furloughed / I've become unemployed / I've been unable to take a new job / Prefer not to say 0 3617 3929 2021-01-13 20,549 0
What is your favourite day of the week? radio Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Thursday / Friday / Saturday / Sunday / Prefer not to say 0 3616 3928 2021-01-13 250 0
What is your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 3615 3927 2021-01-13 271 0
Which of the following live stocks do you work with in your farm? checkbox Cattles / Chickens / Sheep / Pigs / I don't work in farms / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3614 3925 2021-01-13 89 0
Are you responsible for decision-making about animal healthcare treatments? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3614 3926 2021-01-13 89 0
Are you scared of flying? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3613 3922 2021-01-13 54,625 0
Which, if any, of the following are you worried about in the current Covid-19 Pandemic? checkbox Losing job / Being furloughed / Pay cut / Demotion / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3612 3920 2021-01-13 2,008 0
How, if at all, has covid-19 affected your income? radio I don't work / It has not / Pay rise delayed or cancelled / pay cut / Prefer not to say 0 3612 3921 2021-01-13 2,008 0
Are you happy in your current job? radio Yes / No / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 3611 3916 2021-01-13 3,054 0
Were you happy with your job before the pandemic started? radio Yes / No / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 3611 3917 2021-01-13 3,054 0
What factor contributes most to your happiness at work? radio Money / Benefits (e.g. company car) / Climbing career ladder / Colleagues / More responsibility / Making an impact / Training & Development / Work life balance / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3611 3918 2021-01-13 3,054 0
Which of the following car insurance providers do you currently use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox John Lewis Finance / LV= Car Insurance / Aviva / Direct Line / Saga / Churchill / Tesco / Age Co / More Than / Admiral / Other provider(s) / I don't have car insurance / Prefer not to say 1 3609 3914 2021-01-12 79,572 0
Do you want to go back to the office full-time when it is safe to do so? radio yes / no / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3608 3913 2021-01-12 223 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3607 3912 2021-01-12 9,999 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) number 10 / 1 0 3606 3911 2021-01-12 10,006 0
Have you been to a pub/restaurant in the past week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3605 3910 2021-01-12 48 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3604 3909 2021-01-12 10,003 0
Should it be compulsory to wear a facemask outdoors? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3603 3908 2021-01-12 5,447 0
Which of the following debit/credit cards do you often use? checkbox Visa / Mastercard / American Express / Discover / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3602 3907 2021-01-11 75,686 0
Should the government allow pubs to act as off-licences during lockdown, selling drinks in sealed containers? checkbox Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3601 3906 2021-01-10 9,617 0
What is the best name for a Coworking and Lifestyle space? checkbox Out of Office / Work & Play / CoMote / Levels / Prefer not to say 0 3600 3905 2021-01-10 501 0
Do you shower or take a bath everyday? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3599 3904 2021-01-08 20,660 0
Have you ever tried insect-based foods (e.g. mealworm, bug burger)? radio Yes, tried before / Yes, consume regularly / No, but would like to try / No, would never / Prefer not to say 1 3598 3903 2021-01-08 86,430 0
Do you think climate change is a hoax? radio No, global warming is very real / Yes, climate change is made up / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3596 3901 2021-01-08 20,427 0
Did you apply for a second passport for an EU nation following the referendum? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3595 3898 2021-01-08 6,064 0
Have you applied or do you plan to apply for a second passport for an EU nation following the deal done by Boris Johnson with the EU? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3595 3899 2021-01-08 6,064 0
If yes, what are your reasons for doing so? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I don’t want to identify as a UK national anymore / I want to identify as UK, but I don’t want to lose the benefits of being an EU citizen / It will make it easier for me to travel for leisure / It will make it easier for me to travel for business / I thought I might as well as I had the option / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3595 3900 2021-01-08 6,064 0
Have you noticed a change in your vision or hearing since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic? radio Yes - my vision / Yes - my hearing / Both / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 3594 3897 2021-01-08 546 0
From which TV/radio shows, newspapers, websites, podcasts, influencers, etc. would you seek advice when considering where to save or invest your money? (Please separate multiple answers with commas. Leave blank if not applicable) textarea textarea 0 3593 3896 2021-01-08 1,036 0
What is important to you when choosing where you save or invest your money? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Security that my saving or investment is unlikely to reduce / Expected interest/rate of return / Easy access to my cash / Duration of saving/investment / Information on how my saving or investment is being used / Reputation of bank/investment organisation / Ethical use of my investments / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3592 3893 2021-01-08 9,465 0
Where would you seek advice when considering where to save or invest your money? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Parents / Other family members / Friends / Colleagues / Bank / Financial advisor / TV/Radio / Newspapers/Magazines / Online advice sites / Podcasts / Social media influencers / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3592 3894 2021-01-08 9,465 0
Which of the following statements do you agree with? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox I don’t consider what happens to my money after I invest it / I am concerned that my current investments might contribute to environmental destruction / I would prefer to invest my money in funds that are doing good / I actively avoid investing in funds that contribute to environmental destruction / I know how to find ethical forms of investment / I am not aware of opportunities to invest ethically / I am not concerned about the environment / I am making changes in my life to reduce my impact on the environment / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3592 3895 2021-01-08 9,465 0
What types of financial savings and investments do you currently have? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Savings account / ISA / Shares / Crowdfunding / Bonds / Pension / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3591 3890 2021-01-08 9,166 0
What types of financial savings and investments have you had in the past, but not now? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Savings account / ISA / Shares / Crowdfunding / Bonds / Pension / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3591 3891 2021-01-08 9,166 0
What types of financial savings and investments do you plan to have in the next year? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Savings account / ISA / Shares / Crowdfunding / Bonds / Pension / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3591 3892 2021-01-08 9,166 0
Do you routinely eat snacks? radio Yes, everyday / Yes, a few times a week / Yes, once or twice a week / No / Prefer not to say 1 3590 3889 2021-01-07 88,569 0
Was it right or wrong to ban Donald Trump from Facebook and Instagram following the events in Washington yesterday? radio Right / Wrong / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3589 3888 2021-01-07 2,414 0
What do you think should happen to Donald Trump now? (tick all that apply) checkbox Impeached / 25th Amendment / Arrested / Given the Nobel Peace Prize / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3588 3887 2021-01-07 579 0
What's your opinion of Donald Trump? textarea textarea 0 3587 3886 2021-01-07 315 0
Do you think the tenant eviction ban should be reviewed and extended? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3586 3883 2021-01-07 3,073 0
Has your financial situation worsened because of the current pandemic? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3586 3884 2021-01-07 3,073 0
Have you struggled to or failed to pay the rent because of your financial situation? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3586 3885 2021-01-07 3,073 0
Do you think the tenant eviction ban should be reviewed and extended? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3585 3880 2021-01-07 3,002 0
Have you seen your level of rental income reduce due to the pandemic? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3585 3881 2021-01-07 3,002 0
Have you wanted to but been unable to evict a tenant? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3585 3882 2021-01-07 3,002 0
In which month is your birthday? radio January / February / March / April / May / June / July / August / September / October / November / December / Prefer not to say 1 3584 3879 2021-01-07 244,414 0
Are you a landlord/landlady? i.e. rent out properties for income? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3583 3878 2021-01-07 110,567 0
Which is longer, 6 feet or 2 metres? radio 6 feet / 2 metres / They are the same length / Prefer not to say 0 3582 3877 2021-01-07 207 0
If given the chance to recycle your used coffee pods, would you rather... radio Have them collected along with other rubbish by your local council / Hand them over when your online shopping is delivered / Hand them in at your local supermarket / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3581 3876 2021-01-06 1,006 0
Do you prefer red wine or white wine? radio Red wine / White wine / Neither / Prefer not to say 1 3580 3875 2021-01-06 20,922 0
Out of the following review sites which are you most likely to visit? checkbox TrustedReviews.com / TechRadar.com / T3.com / Cnet.com / ExpertReviews.com / Which.com / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3579 3872 2021-01-06 776 0
Have you ever heard of TrustedReviews.com checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3579 3873 2021-01-06 776 0
Do you trust the product reviews on TrustedReviews.com? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3579 3874 2021-01-06 776 0
Do you read professional product reviews before buying? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3578 3871 2021-01-06 230 0
What are your main motivations for buying a property at the moment? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Stamp duty holiday / Low interest rates / Buying before house prices increase more / Had always planned to buy regardless of current climate / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3577 3868 2021-01-06 3,001 0
How important is it that the price of your property continues to climb after you've purchased? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not important / Prefer not to say 0 3577 3869 2021-01-06 3,001 0
When do you plan to sell in the future? radio Within 1 year / Within 3 years / Within 5 years / Within 10 years / Have no plans to yet / Prefer not to say 0 3577 3870 2021-01-06 3,001 0
Has another national lockdown deterred you from buying or selling a property this year? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3576 3865 2021-01-06 30,111 0
Are you already in the process of buying or selling and considering pulling out or delaying until the lockdown is lifted? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3576 3866 2021-01-06 30,111 0
Do you feel safe attending or hosting physical viewings while lockdown is in place? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3576 3867 2021-01-06 30,111 0
Did you decide to buy a property recently because of the stamp duty holiday? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3575 3862 2021-01-06 3,002 0
Were you worried your sale wouldn't complete because of the current delays during the selling process? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3575 3863 2021-01-06 3,002 0
Do you think the stamp duty holiday should be extended beyond the March deadline? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3575 3864 2021-01-06 3,002 0
When did you last purchase a property? radio 1-6 months ago / 6-12 months ago / 1-2 years ago / 2+ years ago / Never bought a house / Prefer not to say 0 3574 3861 2021-01-06 106,916 0
What is your favourite reviews website? textarea textarea 0 3573 3860 2021-01-06 235 0
What was the favourite chocolate you ate over Christmas? textarea textarea 0 3572 3859 2021-01-06 260 0
It is argued that teachers' vaccinations should be prioritised so that children can return to school sooner. In which priority group, if any, should teachers be included? radio 1. Care home residents and staff / 2. Frontline health/social care workers + over 80s / 3. 75-79s / 4. 70-74s + clinically vulnerable / 5. 65-69s / 6. At risk groups aged 16-65 / 7. 60-64s / 8. 55-69s / 9. 50-54s / None. Teachers should not be prioritised / Prefer not to say 0 3571 3858 2021-01-06 4,328 0
Which of the following brands of coffee pods do you regularly buy? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Lavazza / Nespresso / Illy / Black Donkey / Nescafé / L’or / Espresso Italia / Tassimo / Other brands / I don't buy coffee pods / Prefer not to say 1 3569 3856 2021-01-06 193,990 0
Do you regularly buy coffee pods that are compatible with the following machines? checkbox Nespresso / Delonghi / Breville / Tassimo / Russel Hobbs / Smeg / Other coffee machines / I don't buy coffee pods / Prefer not to say 1 3569 3857 2021-01-06 193,990 0
How has the announcement on new lockdown restrictions changed your plans to drink alcohol in January? radio Drinking more / Drinking the same / Drinking less / I don't drink / Prefer not to say 0 3568 3854 2021-01-05 1,046 0
If you do normally drink, were you planning to do Dry January before the announcement? radio Yes, I still am / Yes, but I'm not now / No, I'm still not / No, but I am now / Prefer not to say 0 3568 3855 2021-01-05 1,046 0
Should teachers be vaccinated early so schools can be reopened? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3567 3853 2021-01-05 5,015 0
How much do you enjoy cooking? radio Very much / Somewhat / Neutral / Not really / Not at all / Prefer not to say 1 3566 3852 2021-01-05 77,687 0
What's your New Year's resolution? textarea textarea 0 3565 3851 2021-01-05 547 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3564 3850 2021-01-05 10,004 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say 0 3563 3849 2021-01-05 10,001 0
Have you been to a pub/restaurant in the past week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3562 3848 2021-01-05 10,001 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3561 3847 2021-01-05 10,006 0
How many pairs of sunglasses do you own? radio 0 / 1 / 2-3 / 3-5 / 6+ / Prefer not to say 1 3560 3846 2021-01-04 78,419 0
Do you agree with Keir Starmer who has just called for a national lockdown? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3559 3845 2021-01-03 20,029 0
How confident are you about the current vaccine roll-out plan? radio Very confident / Somewhat confident / Not confident / Prefer not to say 0 3558 3844 2021-01-02 10,058 0
To what extend do you agree with "Millennials have it harder than boomers financially"? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 1 3557 3843 2020-12-31 18,065 0
Approximately how often do you wash your bedding? radio More often than weekly / Weekly / Fortnightly / Monthly / Quarterly / Yearly / Only when necessary / I don't own/wash bedding / Prefer not to say 1 3556 3842 2020-12-31 76,011 0
Approximately how often do you usually vacuum your home? radio Daily / Many times a week / Weekly / Fortnightly / Monthly / Only when necessary / I don't vacuum / Prefer not to say 1 3555 3841 2020-12-31 78,204 0
Do you keep your new year resolutions? radio Yes / No / I don't make new year resolutions / Prefer not to say 1 3554 3840 2020-12-31 20,895 0
You answered that you would turn down a Covid-19 vaccine if offered 'tomorrow'. Why? (Tick all that apply) checkbox It feels rushed / Existing health issues / Don't believe Covid-19 threat / Don't trust vaccines in general / Don't trust this vaccine / I need some more info first / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3553 3839 2020-12-31 1,034 0
What's your least favourite saying? textarea textarea 0 3552 3838 2020-12-30 243 0
What do you wear in bed? checkbox Pyjamas / Onesie / Underwear / Nothing / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3551 3837 2020-12-30 229 0
How many pillows do you sleep with? radio 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 3550 3836 2020-12-30 21,194 0
You answered that you would turn down a Covid-19 vaccine if offered 'tomorrow'. Why? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Don't believe in vaccines / Don't believe in Covid19 / Needs more testing / Needs to be proven safe / Development/approval is rushed / Other health issues (e.g. allergy) / Unknown side effects (e.g. fertility) / Not vulnerable, other people need it more / Not enough information / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3549 3835 2020-12-30 2,688 0
Would you take one of the three main Covid-19 vaccines (Pfizer, Moderna, or Oxford AstraZenica) if offered tomorrow, and there was plenty for everyone? radio Yes / No / I already have / I cannot / Prefer not to say 0 3548 3834 2020-12-29 64,385 0
You answered that you would turn down a Covid-19 vaccine if offered 'tomorrow'. Why? textarea textarea 0 3547 3832 2020-12-30 1,200 0
Where did you get this information? textarea textarea 0 3547 3833 2020-12-30 1,200 0
Would you still own a car when self-driving taxis or robotaxis become widely available? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3546 3831 2020-12-29 20,354 0
Would you take one of the three main Covid-19 vaccines (Pfizer, Moderna, or Oxford AstraZenica) if offered tomorrow? radio Yes / No / I already have / I cannot / Prefer not to say 0 3545 3830 2020-12-29 65,447 0
Should children in years 11 and 13 go back to school on January 4th? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3544 3829 2020-12-29 3,729 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in Bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3543 3828 2020-12-29 10,002 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say 0 3542 3827 2020-12-29 10,006 0
Have you been to a pub/restaurant in the past week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3541 3826 2020-12-29 10,000 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3540 3825 2020-12-29 10,003 0
Which of the following best describes how you feel about Boris Johnson? radio Dangerous buffoon / Swashbuckling genius / Out of his depth journalist / Serious statesman / Decent man doing his best in difficult circumstances / Comedian / Hero / National embarrassment / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3539 3824 2020-12-28 61,232 0
In light of recent vaccine news, how likely are you to go on holiday abroad next year? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Unlikely / Definitely not / Prefer not to say 0 3538 3821 2020-12-27 61,132 0
If you do go on holiday, where are you most likely to go? radio Europe / Africa / North America / Central America / Caribbean / South America / Australasia / South East Asia / India / China / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3538 3822 2020-12-27 61,132 0
In light of recent vaccine news, how likely are you to go on holiday abroad next year? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Unlikely / Definitely not / Prefer not to say 0 3537 3821 2020-12-27 51,873 0
If you do go on holiday, where are you most likely to go? radio Europe / Africa / North America / Central America / Caribbean / South America / Australasia / South East Asia / India / China / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3537 3822 2020-12-27 51,873 0
Where in particular? textarea textarea 0 3537 3823 2020-12-27 51,873 0
Were you forced to spend Christmas Day alone? radio Yes / No / I don't celebrate Christmas / Prefer not to say 0 3536 3820 2020-12-26 21,688 0
How many other people did you spend Christmas Day with? radio None / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / I don't celebrate Christmas / Prefer not to say 0 3535 3819 2020-12-26 115 0
Does the Brexit deal just signed make you more or less likely to vote for Boris Johnson at the next general election? radio More likely / The same / Less likely / Prefer not to say 0 3534 3818 2020-12-25 44,280 0
Have you done bungee jumping before? radio Yes, once or twice / Yes, many times / No, never / Prefer not to say 1 3533 3817 2020-12-25 80,364 0
Do you think growing old is a privilege or a curse? radio Privilege / Curse / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3532 3816 2020-12-25 20,376 0
Which of the following exercise equipments do you own for home use? checkbox Dumbbell(s) / Resistance bands / Punching bag / Foam roller / Treadmill / Exercise ball / Yoga/exercise mat / Kettlebell / Other equipments / I don't own exercise equipments / Prefer not to say 1 3531 3815 2020-12-25 20,598 0
Which of the following weight loss products have you used or are using? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Dietary supplements / Exercise equipments / Wearables (e.g. vests) / Weight loss programs / Cosmetic surgery / Electronics (e.g. stimulators/massagers) / Other weight loss products / I don't use weight loss products / Prefer not to say 1 3530 3814 2020-12-25 53,712 0
Who do you think will do better out of the Brexit deal struck on Thursday afternoon between Boris and the EU? radio UK / EU / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3529 3813 2020-12-24 103,620 0
Were you homeschooled? radio Yes, fully homeschooled / Yes, partially homeschooled / No / Prefer not to say 1 3528 3812 2020-12-24 89,687 0
Are you wearing, or did you wear, face masks when meeting inside with members of your extended family this Christmas? radio I’ve not been meeting extended family indoors / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3527 3809 2020-12-24 56,308 0
Are you maintaining, or did you maintain, social distancing while meeting extended family inside? radio I’ve not been meeting extended family inside / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3527 3810 2020-12-24 56,308 0
If you are living in a Tier Three area, did you travel to another area that was either in Tier One or Tier Two? radio I’m not in Tier Three / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3527 3811 2020-12-24 56,308 0
LatestFreeStuff sends daily emails with freebies and offers to its members. Would you be interested in this service? radio I'm already a member / Yes, please email me details / Yes, but don't email me details / No / Prefer not to say 0 3526 3808 2020-12-24 245 0
Households (outside Tier 4) may form a "Christmas bubble" and mix indoors for one day this Christmas. Does your Christmas bubble include relatives over the age of 70 who have not received the vaccine? radio I'm in Tier Four / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3523 3803 2020-12-23 50,595 0
Are you meeting with anyone not in your “Christmas bubble” indoors on this day? (Your answer will remain confidential) radio I'm in Tier Four / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3523 3804 2020-12-23 50,595 0
Where has your Christmas bubble met / plan to meet? checkbox Private home / Private garden / Place of worship / Public outdoor space / Other / Not applicable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3523 3805 2020-12-23 50,595 0
Did/will some members of your Christmas bubble stay overnight at a house that is not their own? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3523 3806 2020-12-23 50,595 0
Do you give/send out Christmas cards? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Yes, physical cards / Yes, E-cards / No / Prefer not to say 1 3522 3802 2020-12-23 90,442 0
How much living expenses does your emergency fund cover? radio I don't have an emergency fund / 1 month / 2-3 months / 3-6 months / 6-12 months / 1 year or more / Prefer not to say 1 3521 3801 2020-12-23 23,278 0
If we lowered the minimum age to join PMP from 18 to 16, would you recommend signing up to your 16/17 year old child/ren? radio I don't have 16/17 year old children / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3520 3800 2020-12-23 204 0
Who is not spending Christmas with you, that would normally? checkbox Grandparents / Parents / Children / Siblings / Uncles / Aunts / Cousins / Other relatives / Friends / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3519 3797 2020-12-22 24,953 0
How do you feel about not spending Christmas with them? (tick all that apply) checkbox Happy / Sad / Lonely / Indifferent / Relieved / Anxious / Reassured / Safer / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3519 3798 2020-12-22 24,953 0
In which sales do you plan to go shopping? checkbox Boxing Day sales / New Year sales / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3519 3799 2020-12-22 24,953 0
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, along with their three children, are said to have "mingled" with Prince Edward and his family on a woodland walk at the Norfolk estate. Does this make you feel more or less inclined to obey social distancing rules? radio More inclined / Less inclined / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 3518 3796 2020-12-22 6,072 0
Have you formed a support bubble with anyone who is self-isolating or who has coronavirus symptoms? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3516 3792 2020-12-22 32,909 0
Have you isolated, or will you isolate, for five days before meeting relatives this Christmas? radio I'm not meeting relatives / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3516 3793 2020-12-22 32,909 0
Do you think you will break the Covid-19 rules this Christmas? (your answer will be kept confidential) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3516 3794 2020-12-22 32,909 0
If yes, why? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox I think seeing my family is more important / I don’t think the rules are fair / I don’t believe the risks / I think I can get away with it / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3516 3795 2020-12-22 32,909 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3515 3791 2020-12-22 10,010 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say 0 3514 3790 2020-12-22 10,015 0
Have you been to a pub/restaurant in the past week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3513 3789 2020-12-22 10,007 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3512 3788 2020-12-22 10,015 0
Did you go to church regularly at weekends before the pandemic? radio Yes, regularly on Sunday / Yes, regularly on Saturday / No / Prefer not to say 0 3511 3787 2020-12-21 5,713 0
What's your favourite Christmas song? textarea textarea 0 3510 3786 2020-12-21 250 0
Do you believe the evidence provided by Boris Johnson to justify the new Covid-19 restrictions? checkbox Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3509 3783 2020-12-21 17,914 0
When do you think we will return to “normality”? radio By April / By July / By October / By January 2022 / In 2022 / After 2022 / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3509 3784 2020-12-21 17,914 0
Do you blame Boris Johnson for disrupting your Christmas plans? radio Very much / A bit / Not at all / My plans have not been disrupted / Prefer not to say 0 3509 3785 2020-12-21 17,914 0
Which one of these supermarkets do you think offers the best value for money? radio Aldi / Asda / Lidl / Morrisons / Tesco / Prefer not to say 0 3508 3782 2020-12-21 556 0
If you are not intending to holiday abroad in 2021 are you likely to holiday in the UK instead - a "staycation"? radio I'm going abroad in 2021 / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3507 3781 2020-12-21 227 0
Do you support the new Tier 4 coronavirus restrictions? radio Support / Oppose / Prefer not to say 0 3506 3780 2020-12-21 2,039 0
How frequently do you think you will go on holiday once the pandemic is over? radio More / Same as before / Less / Prefer not to say 0 3505 3779 2020-12-21 503 0
In light of the new information about COVID-19, Boris Johnson announced that the planned relaxation of rules for Christmas would be reduced to just Christmas day. Do you think this was the right decision? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3504 3777 2020-12-19 12,400 0
Have you changed your Christmas plans as a result of the change in Christmas rules or the new tier 4? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3504 3778 2020-12-19 12,400 0
Do you have a copy of the Bible at home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3503 3776 2020-12-18 21,546 0
Do you think universal basic income (UBI) could work as a government policy in the future? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Don't know what UBI is / Prefer not to say 1 3502 3775 2020-12-18 21,154 0
Have you ever dyed your hair? radio Yes, I have before / No / Yes, I regularly dye my hair / Prefer not to say 1 3501 3774 2020-12-18 21,683 0
Which of the following do you do to protect your privacy online? checkbox Regularly change passwords / Limit sharing on social media / Browse in incognito/private mode / Use anonymous search engines / Use a virtual private network (VPN) / Use 3rd party anti-virus software / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3500 3773 2020-12-18 15,077 0
Which of the following supermarkets do you think offers the best value for money? radio Aldi / Asda / Lidl / Morrisons / Tesco / Prefer not to say 0 3499 3772 2020-12-18 254 0
Simply Cook send out weekly recipe kits for 2-4 people for £9.99 each. Would you be interested to try it for £3? radio No / Yes, email me details / Yes, show me now / Yes, but I don't need help / I'm already a customer / Prefer not to say 0 3498 3771 2020-12-18 77,536 0
Do you work in any of the following creative industries? radio I don't work in a creative industry / Advertising/marketing / Architecture / Crafts / Design (product/graphic/fashion) / Film/TV/Video / Radio / Photography / IT/software / Publishing / Museums/galleries/libaries / Music, performing/visual arts / Other creative industry / Prefer not to say 0 3497 3770 2020-12-18 503 0
Have you heard of Book Depository? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3496 3769 2020-12-17 1,032 0
Which of the following sensitive skincare specialists have you heard of? (tick all that apply) checkbox Avene / Eucerin / La Roche-Posay / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3495 3767 2020-12-17 2,054 0
Which of the following sensitive skincare specialists have you tried?  (tick all that apply) checkbox Avene / Eucerin / La Roche-Posay / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3495 3768 2020-12-17 2,054 0
Would you consider travelling to space when space tourism becomes technologically mature and financially accessible? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3494 3766 2020-12-16 22,054 0
Have you travelled abroad for a holiday in the past three years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3493 3763 2020-12-16 3,049 0
Do you intend to travel abroad for a holiday in 2021? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3493 3764 2020-12-16 3,049 0
If yes to 2, which country are you intending to travel to? textarea textarea 0 3493 3765 2020-12-16 3,049 0
What do you think will happen to houseprices in 2021? radio Increase / Stay the same / Decrease / Prefer not to say 0 3492 3760 2020-12-16 895 0
Does the current health and political climate make you more or less inclined to move home next year? radio More / Less / The same / Prefer not to say 0 3492 3761 2020-12-16 895 0
Where do you first go when searching for a property? textarea textarea 0 3492 3762 2020-12-16 895 0
How many times have you made purchases from charity shops in the past 2 years? radio 0 / 1-2 / 3-5 / 5+ / Prefer not to say 0 3491 3759 2020-12-16 264 0
Who do you think has the best chance of winning the Premier League this year? radio Liverpool / Spurs / Chelsea / Manchester United / Manchester City / Arsenal / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3490 3758 2020-12-16 218 0
You told us you have "Other" reason(s) for eating your Christmas leftovers, can you tell us your reason(s)? textarea textarea 0 3489 3757 2020-12-16 57 0
You told us you make "Other" dishes out of your Christmas leftovers, can you tell us what you make? textarea textarea 0 3488 3756 2020-12-16 301 0
How do you judge the personalities of people who own expensive cars? radio Much more favourably / Somewhat more favourably / Neither more nor less favourably / Somewhat less favourably / Much less favourably / Prefer not to say 1 3487 3755 2020-12-15 20,136 0
What's your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 3486 3754 2020-12-15 257 0
Among the following gaming consoles, which one do you most prefer? radio Xbox Series X / Xbox Series S / Playstation 5 / Playstation 5 Digital Edition / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3484 3697 2020-12-15 2,001 0
Which of the following products have you heard of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Xbox Series X / Xbox Series S / Playstation 5 / Playstation 5 Digital Edition / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3483 3694 2020-12-15 6,004 0
How likely are you to purchase the Xbox Series X/S in the next 3 months? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Neutral / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3483 3695 2020-12-15 6,004 0
How likely are you to purchase the Xbox Series X/S through Xbox All Access? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Neutral / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3483 3696 2020-12-15 6,004 0
On what occasions do you typically drink alcohol? checkbox Leisure time at home / When socialising / Dining at restaurants / Visiting pubs/bars / During celebrations/special occasions (e.g. weddings, birthdays, Xmas) / During events (e.g. concerts, festivals, community) / On holiday / I don't drink / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3482 3753 2020-12-15 566 0
Which of the following climate control systems have you had installed in the past 12 months? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Underfloor heating / Radiators / Heat recovery ventilation systems / Air conditioner / Infrared heater / Ceiling fan / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3481 3752 2020-12-15 1,018 0
Will you be watching TV on Christmas Day? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3480 3751 2020-12-15 2,002 0
What's your Christmas tipple of choice? radio Non alcoholic / Baileys/Irish cream / Gin / Champagne/Prosecco/Cava / Mulled wine / Bloody Mary / Eggnog / Brandy / Sherry / Irish coffee / Snowball / Mulled cider / A cocktail / Rum / Vodka / Whiskey / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3479 3750 2020-12-15 2,003 0
Do you have an advent candle? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3478 3749 2020-12-15 2,000 0
What sits at the top of your Christmas tree? radio Angel / Fairy / Star / Something else / N/A / Prefer not to say 0 3477 3748 2020-12-15 2,002 0
To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement “I prefer eating the Christmas leftovers over my main Christmas dinner.” radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3476 3745 2020-12-15 6,053 0
Which of the following dishes, if any, do you make out of your Christmas leftovers? checkbox Another Christmas dinner / Turkey sandwiches / Turkey curry / Turkey pie / Turkey stew / Turkey and vegetable soup / Turkey and stuffing pasties / Bubble and Squeak / Macaroni Cheese / Toastie / Christmas Pudding Ice Cream / Christmas pudding crumble / Vegetable pie / Vegetable stew / Vegetable soup / Cheese and vegetable pie / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3476 3746 2020-12-15 6,053 0
Why do you eat your Christmas leftovers? checkbox I don’t eat leftovers / It’s kinder to the planet / Reduces food wastage / Saves money / Reduces shop visits / Indulgent time of year / I’m good at cooking with leftovers / I like to make the most of the food I’ve made / Family tradition / Fairer for those who have less / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3476 3747 2020-12-15 6,053 0
What fairy lights do you have on your Christmas tree? radio White ones / Multi coloured ones / Other single colour / N/A / Prefer not to say 0 3475 3744 2020-12-15 1,999 0
This Christmas Day, will you be having a home-cooked meal, eating out, or having a takeaway? radio Home cooked meal / Takeaway / Eating out / Prefer not to say 0 3474 3743 2020-12-15 2,003 0
What's the main event on your Christmas dinner plate? radio Not applicable / Nut roast / Other vegetarian main / Turkey / Christmas ham / Roast Goose/Duck / Roast Beef / Roast pork / Fish / Venison / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3473 3742 2020-12-15 2,001 0
How do you dress for Christmas Day? radio Stay in my PJ's/nightwear / Dress up / I wear my usual clothes / Prefer not to say 0 3472 3741 2020-12-15 2,001 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in Bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3471 3740 2020-12-15 10,013 0
What kind of tree do you have at Christmas? radio Artificial / Real / I/We don't have a tree at Christmas / Living / Prefer not to say 0 3470 3739 2020-12-15 2,004 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say 0 3469 3738 2020-12-15 10,013 0
Have you been to a pub/restaurant in the past week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3468 3737 2020-12-15 10,009 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3467 3736 2020-12-15 10,016 0
Do you like sprouts? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3466 3735 2020-12-15 2,001 0
What do you/your household usually have for dessert on Christmas Day? checkbox Christmas pudding / Christmas cake / Mince pies / Yule log / Sticky toffee pudding / Trifle / Profiteroles / Gingerbread / Christmas stollen / Chocolates / Cheescake / I/We don't have dessert / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3465 3734 2020-12-15 2,002 0
When do you open most of the presents in your household over Christmas? radio Before Christmas Eve / Christmas Eve / Christmas morning / Throughout Christmas Day / After Christmas Day / We/I don't do presents at Christmas / Prefer not to say 0 3464 3733 2020-12-15 2,002 0
Do you snore? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3463 3731 2020-12-14 43,895 0
Do you sleep talk? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3463 3732 2020-12-14 43,895 0
Are you more or less likely to invest in the stock market since the outbreak of Covid-19? radio More likely / Less likely / Prefer not to say 0 3462 3729 2020-12-14 554 0
Why? textarea textarea 0 3462 3730 2020-12-14 554 0
Which of the following, if any, does the term CoalSwitch make you think of? (please tick all that apply) checkbox Green energy / Renewable power / Coal power station / Emissions / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3461 3728 2020-12-14 1,061 0
Next time you have to choose from the following, which one are you most likely to choose? radio Pandora / Monica Vinader / Swarovski / Tiffany & Co / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 3458 3724 2020-11-06 44 0
Which of the following have you seen online advertising for recently? (tick all that apply) checkbox Monica Vinader / Swarovski / Tiffany & Co / Pandora / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 3458 3725 2020-11-06 44 0
Which of the following have you seen online advertising for recently? (tick all that apply) checkbox Monica Vinader / Swarovski / Tiffany & Co / Pandora / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 3457 3490 2020-11-06 2,004 0
Next time you have to choose from the following, which one are you most likely to choose? radio Pandora / Monica Vinader / Swarovski / Tiffany & Co / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 3457 3491 2020-11-06 2,004 0
Which of the following vacation rental services have you used? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Airbnb / Tripping.com / HomeToGo / FlipKey / OneFineStay / Vrbo / HouseTrip / Casamundo / Luxury Retreats / Wimdu / Other / I don't use vacation rental services / Prefer not to say 1 3456 3723 2020-12-11 21,792 0
How many formal business suits do you own? radio 0 / 1-2 / 3-5 / 5-10 / 10+ / Prefer not to say 1 3455 3722 2020-12-11 21,887 0
Which of the following ballroom dances do you know? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Waltz / Tango / Foxtrot / Quickstep / Viennese / International Latin Samba / Cha-Cha / Rumba / Jive / Paso Doble / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3454 3721 2020-12-11 86,981 0
Cashback sites give you cash back on purchases you would normally make anyway. Would you try TopCashback if you got £5 back on shopping from Just Eat? radio I'm already a member / Yes, take me there now / Yes, email me details / Yes, but I don't want help / No, not interested in cashback / No, not interested in Just Eat / Prefer not to say 0 3453 3720 2020-12-11 26,618 0
Cashback sites give you cash back on purchases you would normally make anyway. Would you try TopCashback if you got £10 back on shopping from Whittard? radio I'm already a member / Yes, take me there now / Yes, email me details / Yes, but I don't want help / No, not interested in cashback / No, not interested in Whittards / Prefer not to say 0 3452 3719 2020-12-11 6,635 0
Cashback sites give you cash back on purchases you would normally make anyway. Would you try TopCashback if you got £10 back on shopping from GAME? radio I'm already a member / Yes, take me there now / Yes, email me details / Yes, but I don't want help / No, not interested in cashback / No, not interested in GAME / Prefer not to say 0 3451 3718 2020-12-11 7,019 0
Cashback sites give you cash back on purchases you would normally make anyway. Would you try TopCashback if you got £10 back on shopping from Waterstones? radio I'm already a member / Yes, take me there now / Yes, email me details / Yes, but I don't want help / No, not interested in cashback / No, not interested in Waterstones / Prefer not to say 0 3450 3717 2020-12-11 6,670 0
Cashback sites give you cash back on purchases you would normally make anyway. Would you try TopCashback if you got £15 back on shopping from Iceland? radio I'm already a member / Yes, take me there now / Yes, email me details / Yes, but I don't want help / No, not interested in cashback / No, not interested in Iceland / Prefer not to say 0 3449 3716 2020-12-11 102,002 0
How do you buy wine? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox In store / Online / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3448 3715 2020-12-11 203 0
Which of the following brands of wine do you regularly buy? checkbox Casillero del Diablo / Yellowtail / Campo Viejo / McGuigan / Barefoot / Hardy's / Blossom Hill / Echo Falls / Gallo / Isla Negra / Jacob's Creek / Kumala / Lindemans / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3447 3714 2020-12-10 237 0
To what extent do you agree with "You can achieve anything that you set your mind to"? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 1 3446 3713 2020-12-10 21,681 0
What have you missed most about travelling and going on holiday during 2020? radio Hot weather / Sunbathing on the beach / Swimming in the sea / Staying in a hotel / The hotel swimming pool / Seeing new places / Eating different food / Visiting historical sites / Visiting art galleries and museums / Going to bars and enjoying the nightlife / Meeting new people / Shopping / Going on a cruise / Seeing wildlife / Enjoying outdoor adventure experiences such as hiking and cycling / The journey to the destination / Being at the airport / Switching off completely from work and home life / Prefer not to say 0 3445 3712 2020-12-10 1,057 0
Do you have a first aid kit at home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3444 3711 2020-12-09 92,628 0
What prevents you from cooking Mexican food at home on a regular basis? textarea textarea 0 3443 3710 2020-12-09 1,044 0
Should those who refuse to be vaccinated against Covid-19 be refused access to public buildings until the pandemic is over? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3442 3709 2020-12-09 204 0
Should a vaccine certificate, or similar, be required in public places, once the vaccine has been made widely available, and while Covid-19 is still circulating? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3441 3708 2020-12-09 202 0
Should those who refuse to be vaccinated against Covid-19 be banned from public spaces until the pandemic is over? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3440 3707 2020-12-09 5,308 0
Do you own any of the following toy collectibles? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Star Wars / Transformers / Super heroes / Other toy collectibles / Vintage toys / I don't own toy collectibles / Prefer not to say 1 3439 3706 2020-12-08 21,911 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3438 3705 2020-12-08 10,002 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say 0 3437 3704 2020-12-08 10,001 0
Have you been to a pub/restaurant in the past week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3436 3703 2020-12-08 10,002 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3435 3702 2020-12-08 10,001 0
Is it right that the minimum age for playing the National Lottery will rise from 16 to 18 next year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3434 3701 2020-12-08 6,482 0
Do you purchase travel insurance when travelling abroad? radio No / I don't travel abroad / Yes, always / Yes, sometimes / Prefer not to say 1 3433 3700 2020-12-07 22,373 0
What kind of online content do you typically consume on a Sunday? (tick all that apply) checkbox Gaming (console or mobile) / News / Sport / Social Networks / Entertainment / showbiz / DIY / Travel / Business / Fitness / Lifestyle / Cooking / food / Tech reviews / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3432 3698 2020-12-07 2,098 0
What type of online content have you consumed today? (tick all that apply) checkbox Gaming (console or mobile) / News / Sport / Social Networks / Entertainment / showbiz / DIY / Travel / Business / Fitness / Tech Reviews / Lifestyle / Cooking / food / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3432 3699 2020-12-07 2,098 0
Among the following gaming consoles, which one do you most prefer? radio Xbox Series X / Xbox Series S / Playstation 5 / Playstation 5 Digital Edition / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3431 3697 2020-12-07 2,000 0
Which of the following products have you heard of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Xbox Series X / Xbox Series S / Playstation 5 / Playstation 5 Digital Edition / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3430 3694 2020-12-07 6,002 0
How likely are you to purchase the Xbox Series X/S in the next 3 months? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Neutral / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3430 3695 2020-12-07 6,002 0
How likely are you to purchase the Xbox Series X/S through Xbox All Access? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Neutral / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3430 3696 2020-12-07 6,002 0
Who were the brand sponsors of the Anthony Joshua vs Kubrat Pulev boxing match last night? Please put "NA" if you haven't watched it. textarea textarea 0 3429 3691 2020-12-07 6,757 0
You may have already mentioned these, but please tick who you think were the brand sponsors of the Anthony Joshua vs Kubrat Pulev boxing match last night. checkbox ao.com / William Hill / JD Sports / Stubhub / Lanistar / Other / Don't know / I didn't watch the match / Prefer not to say 0 3429 3692 2020-12-07 6,757 0
And where did you see the sponsors of the Anthony Joshua vs Kubrat Pulev boxing match last night? checkbox During the event - Logos on the ring or ropes / During the event – TV advertising / Before or after the event – Interviews with fighters / TV advertising / Online advertising / Social media / Email / Outdoor advertising (e.g. billboards, buses, taxis etc) / In the Press / Magazine / Word of mouth / Other / I didn't watch the match / Prefer not to say 0 3429 3693 2020-12-07 6,757 0
Will you watch the Anthony Joshua vs Kubrat Pulev boxing match this Saturday? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 3428 3690 2020-12-07 86,030 0
Which of the following currency pairs/index do you trade? checkbox GBP/USD / EUR/GBP / GBP/JPY / GBP index / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3427 3688 2020-12-07 4,015 0
Do you think Brexit will strengthen/weaken the pound? radio Very much strengthen / Somewhat strengthen / Neither strengthen nor weaken / Somewhat weaken / Very much weaken / Prefer not to say 0 3427 3689 2020-12-07 4,015 0
When booking cinema tickets online, what would you be more likely to do at the same time? checkbox Make a table reservation in a nearby restaurant / Place an order for take away food / Prefer not to say 0 3426 3687 2020-12-04 115 0
Which of the following video streaming platforms have you used? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Facebook live / Twitch / Youtube live / Justin.tv / Lifestreaming / Periscope / Mixer / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3425 3686 2020-12-04 22,175 0
Do you think it is ethical to keep animals which are not endangered in zoos? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3424 3685 2020-12-04 21,813 0
Do you enjoy snowy days? radio Yes / No / Indifferent / Prefer not to say 1 3423 3684 2020-12-04 23,010 0
How many legs does a monkey have? number 5 / 0 0 3422 3683 2020-12-04 1,036 0
What is the best Christmas song of all time? textarea textarea 0 3421 3682 2020-12-04 2,060 0
Do you feel the government has clearly explained how you can help fight climate change? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3419 3678 2020-12-04 1,046 0
How do you feel your mental health has been impacted by the pandemic? radio Greatly improved / Somewhat improved / No change / Somewhat worsened / Greatly worsened / Prefer not to say 0 3418 3675 2020-12-04 3,482 0
Why do you feel this way? textarea textarea 0 3418 3676 2020-12-04 3,482 0
What helps you feel better? textarea textarea 0 3418 3677 2020-12-04 3,482 0
Warner Brothers announced that their 2021 films will release in the cinema & on digital download at the same time, how will you choose to watch the latest movies? radio In the cinema / On digital download / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3417 3672 2020-12-04 6,212 0
If there was a film being released that you really wanted to see, where would you watch it? radio At the cinema / I'd wait until home release on a streaming platform (Netflix, Disney + etc) / I'd wait until it was available on free TV or my channel-based package (Sky/Virgin/BT/Now) / I'd wait until home release and buy the film (digital download, DVD) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3417 3673 2020-12-04 6,212 0
If a film you wanted to see was released simultaneously at the cinema and for home release, where would you most likely watch it? radio I'd watch it on home release (streaming platform, digital download, DVD) / I'd still see it at the cinema / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3417 3674 2020-12-04 6,212 0
What have you missed most about travelling and going on holiday during 2020? radio Hot weather / Sunbathing on the beach / Swimming in the sea / Staying in a hotel / Enjoying the swimming pool / Seeing new places / Eating different food / Visiting historical sites / Visiting art galleries and museums / Going to bars and enjoying the nightlife / Meeting new people / Shopping / Going on a cruise / Seeing wildlife / Enjoying outdoor adventure experiences such as hiking and cycling / The journey to the destination / Being at the airport / Prefer not to say 0 3416 3671 2020-12-03 96 0
Roughly, what is the annual revenue of your business? radio £0-£2 million / £3-£5 million / £6-£10 million / £10-£50 million / £50+ million / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 3415 3670 2020-12-03 504 0
Should Matt Hancock be vaccinated live on TV? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3414 3669 2020-12-02 1,658 0
Have you heard of the mobile banking app Revolut? radio Yes, I use it / Yes, I have heard of it / No, but I would be interested / No, I use another similar app / No, not interested / Prefer not to say 0 3413 3668 2020-12-02 1,022 0
Which of the following games have you heard of or played? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Dota 2 / League of Legends / Arena of Valor / Heroes of Storm / Warcraft / World of Warcraft / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3412 3667 2020-12-02 1,016 0
Do you own an electric car? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3411 3666 2020-12-02 9,329 0
Why did you start investing since the pandemic started? textarea textarea 0 3410 3665 2020-12-02 1,671 0
Cannabis for medical use became legal two years ago in the UK, did you know about this? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3409 3664 2020-12-01 22,904 0
Do you know what the term 'triggered' means? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 3408 3663 2020-12-01 528 0
What’s the biggest hassle when buying a smart home product? i.e. Alexa, google Home, smart speaker, home security, doorbell, thermostat, lighting, watch etc. textarea textarea 0 3407 3662 2020-12-01 120 0
What’s the biggest hassle when buying a dishwasher? textarea textarea 0 3406 3661 2020-12-01 111 0
What’s the biggest hassle when buying a laptop? textarea textarea 0 3405 3660 2020-12-01 109 0
What’s the biggest hassle when buying a washing machine? textarea textarea 0 3404 3659 2020-12-01 116 0
What's the biggest hassle when buying a TV? textarea textarea 0 3403 3658 2020-12-01 129 0
Do your children watch any of the following shows? (tick all that apply) checkbox Peppa Pig / Paw Patrol / Hey Duggee / Ben & Holly / Thomas & Friends / Fireman Sam / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3402 3657 2020-12-01 215 0
Are you interested in investing in bitcoin? radio Yes / No / Already invested in bitcoin / Prefer not to say 0 3401 3656 2020-12-01 10,005 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say 0 3400 3655 2020-12-01 10,007 0
Have you been to a pub/restaurant in the past week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3399 3654 2020-12-01 10,008 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3398 3653 2020-12-01 10,010 0
Which of the following do you consider a 'substantial meal'? (tick all that apply) checkbox Bag of crisps / Pork Pie / Pickled egg / Scotch egg / Pasty / Sausage roll / Sandwich / Pork scratchings / Pizza / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3397 3652 2020-12-01 8,007 0
Which of the following have you seen online advertising for recently? (Select all that apply) checkbox Diageo ‘Rare By Nature’ Special Releases 2020 / Cardhu / Talisker / The Singleton / Macallan / Laphroaig / Glenfiddich / Dalmore / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3396 3492 2020-11-06 2,000 0
Which of the following video conferencing software do you use in your personal life? checkbox FaceTime / Facebook Messenger / Zoom / Skype / WhatsApp / Google Duo / Google Hangouts Meet / Microsoft Teams / Amazon Chime / Houseparty / Marco Polo / Slack / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3395 3651 2020-11-30 81,477 0
Which of the following video conferencing software do you use for work? checkbox FaceTime / Facebook Messenger / Zoom / Skype / WhatsApp / Google Duo / Google Hangouts Meet / Microsoft Teams / Amazon Chime / Houseparty / Marco Polo / Slack / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3394 3650 2020-11-30 80,902 0
If the Bank of England reduces interest rate to negative, do you think it would be beneficial/detrimental to your investment portfolio? radio Very beneficial / Somewhat beneficial / Neither beneficial nor detrimental / Somewhat detrimental / Very detrimental / Prefer not to say 0 3393 3648 2020-11-30 2,015 0
Would you restructure your investment portfolio if interest rate is reduced to negative? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3393 3649 2020-11-30 2,015 0
Have you applied for any jobs in 2020 from which you received no response from the employer? radio Yes / No / I have not applied for a job in 2020 / Prefer not to say 0 3392 3647 2020-11-30 233 0
Are you aware of the compound effect in investing? radio Yes, I fully understand it / Yes, I know a little about it / No, not at all / Prefer not to say 0 3391 3645 2020-11-30 20,146 0
Are you investing for your child(ren)? radio Yes / No / I don't have any children / Prefer not to say 0 3391 3646 2020-11-30 20,146 0
Do you / your company ever use consumer surveys for PR purposes? radio Yes / No, never / No, but we might / Prefer not to say 0 3389 3643 2020-11-28 878 0
If yes, who do you use for consumer surveys? textarea textarea / textarea 0 3389 3644 2020-11-28 878 0
Does ‘Orange’ rhyme with ‘Lozenge’? textarea textarea 0 3388 3642 2020-11-27 133 0
Do you wear jewelry? radio Yes, everyday / Yes, for special occasions / No / Prefer not to say 1 3387 3641 2020-11-27 22,870 0
Do you think life is a computer simulation? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3386 3640 2020-11-27 22,396 0
Which is your dream country for retirement? textarea textarea 1 3385 3639 2020-11-27 18,171 0
Which of the following forms of cash gifts are you planning to give this Christmas, rather than a physical gift? checkbox Physical cash / Vouchers/gift cards / Electronic transfer / Cheque / Premium bonds / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3384 3636 2020-11-27 9,321 0
Are you gifting cash more or less this Christmas compared to last year because of Coronavirus? radio Not planning to give cash gifts / Significantly more / Slightly more / About the same / Slightly less / Significantly less / Prefer not to say 0 3384 3637 2020-11-27 9,321 0
Roughly, what is the total amount of cash you plan to give as Christmas presents this year? radio Not planning to give cash gifts / Less than £100 / £100 / £200 / £300 / £400 / £500 / £600 / £700 / £800 / £900 / £1000 / Over £1000 / Prefer not to say 0 3384 3638 2020-11-27 9,321 0
Which of the following forms of cash gifts are you planning to give this Christmas, rather than a physical gift? checkbox Physical cash / Vouchers/gift cards / Electronic transfer / Cheque / Premium bonds / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3383 3635 2020-11-27 217 0
If you invested in a climate-friendly savings account, how important would it be to be able to see the positive environmental impact of your savings? radio Very important / Quite important / Not important / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3382 3634 2020-11-27 240 0
How likely would you be to save money in a climate-related savings account if your bank offered it to you? radio Quite likely / Very likely / Unlikely / Very unlikely / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3381 3633 2020-11-27 208 0
Would you be interested in a climate-friendly savings account - where you gave up the interest on your savings and it is spent on planting trees instead? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3380 3632 2020-11-27 215 0
A used 'remanufactured' phone would cost a fraction of the price of a new one. Why did you buy a new phone, and not a used one? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox I wasn't aware / I don't know how / Battery life / Performance / Image / Hygiene / Features / Storage space / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3379 3631 2020-11-27 1,169 0
How much do you pay for your broadband and phone line (all in) per month? (£) number 200 / 0 1 3378 3628 2020-11-26 218,691 0
Roughly how long have you had your current broadband and phone line package? radio 0-6 months / 1 year / 2 years / 3 years / 4 years / 5+ years / Prefer not to say 1 3378 3629 2020-11-26 218,691 0
Is it fibre, or standard broadband? radio Fibre / Standard broadband / I don't know / Prefer not to say 1 3378 3630 2020-11-26 218,691 0
Do you have tattoos in the following body parts? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Head / Neck / Torso / Arms / Hands / Fingers / Legs / Feet / Toes / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3377 3627 2020-11-26 94,687 0
Which online casino games do you play? checkbox Slots & games / Jackpots / Table games / Other / I don't play online casino games / Prefer not to say 0 3376 3624 2020-11-26 399 0
How often do you play? radio Less than once a month / 1-2 times a month / 2-5 times a month / 5-10 times a month / 10+ times a month / I don't play online casino games / Prefer not to say 0 3376 3625 2020-11-26 399 0
How long have you been playing? radio 1-2 months / 2-6 months / 6+ months / I don't play online casino games / Prefer not to say 0 3376 3626 2020-11-26 399 0
Have you become more optimistic or pessimistic about the economic impact of Brexit than you were during the Brexit Referendum? radio More optimistic / More pessimistic / No change / Prefer not to say 0 3375 3622 2020-11-26 8,009 0
Do you think Brexit will have a positive or negative effect on Britain's economic situation long term? radio Completely positive / Mostly Positive / No impact / Mostly Negative / Completely Negative / Prefer not to say 0 3375 3623 2020-11-26 8,009 0
If yes, what has prompted you to question whether a career in the creative industries is viable? (tick all that apply) checkbox I think there is a lack of government support for people in these careers / I think there are fewer opportunities for creative jobs / My parents are worried about my future / My friends in the vocational subjects are less worried than me / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3374 3610 2020-11-24 39 0
If you are interested in pursuing a creative career, what would give you the confidence to stay on your original path? textarea textarea / textarea 0 3373 3613 2020-11-24 147 0
Have you opened new account(s) on any of the following online gambling platforms since the pandemic? checkbox Online casino / Online gambling / Online sports betting / Online bingo / Online lotteries / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3372 3621 2020-11-25 71,692 0
Do you participate in any of the following forms of online gambling? checkbox Online poker / Online casino / Online sports betting / Online bingo / Online lotteries / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3371 3620 2020-11-25 106,049 0
Do you agree or disagree? "Smartphone brands push consumers to replace their devices prematurely" radio Agree / Disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3370 3619 2020-11-25 2,003 0
Do you agree or disagree? “Smartphone brands pretend their older devices are dead to force you to buy new devices” radio Agree / Disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3369 3618 2020-11-25 243 0
How do you feel about how often you feel you should upgrade your smartphone? checkbox Happy / Fine / Fed up / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3368 3617 2020-11-25 266 0
Roughly how often do you replace your smartphone? radio Every year / Every 1.5 years / Every 2 years / Less frequently / I don't have a smartphone / Prefer not to say 0 3367 3614 2020-11-25 1,125 0
Roughly how often do you feel you should have to replace your smartphone? radio Every year / Every 1.5 years / Every 2 years / Less frequently / I don't have a smartphone / Prefer not to say 0 3367 3615 2020-11-25 1,125 0
How do you feel about the amount of money you have spent on keeping your smartphone up to date in the last few years? textarea textarea 0 3367 3616 2020-11-25 1,125 0
Has the global Covid-19 pandemic made you think you ought to choose a more traditional and/or reliable career? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3366 3612 2020-11-24 1,490 0
If you are interested in pursuing a creative career, what would give you the confidence to stay on your original path? textarea textarea / textarea 0 3366 3613 2020-11-24 1,490 0
Has the global Covid-19 pandemic made you question whether a career in the creative industries is viable? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3365 3609 2020-11-24 1,813 0
If yes, what has prompted you to question whether a career in the creative industries is viable? (tick all that apply) checkbox I think there is a lack of government support for people in these careers / I think there are fewer opportunities for creative jobs / My parents are worried about my future / My friends in the vocational subjects are less worried than me / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3365 3610 2020-11-24 1,813 0
The UK has adopted an opt-out organ donation system from 2020. Have you opted out? radio Opted out, will not be donating my organs / No, am automatically opted in / Prefer not to say 1 3364 3607 2020-11-24 77,141 0
What's your biggest fear? textarea textarea 0 3363 3606 2020-11-24 245 0
When was the last time you changed your main bank? radio In the last 3 months / In the last 6 months / In the last year / Within the last 2 years / Longer than 2 years ago / Never / Prefer not to say 0 3362 3604 2020-11-24 624 0
What annoys you most about your main bank? textarea textarea 0 3362 3605 2020-11-24 624 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say 0 3361 3603 2020-11-24 10,007 0
Have you been to a pub/restaurant in the past week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3360 3602 2020-11-24 10,005 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3359 3601 2020-11-24 10,005 0
If you must choose, which of the following would be your main weapon in a zombie apocalpyse? radio Water gun / The bible / Latest Iphone / Rotten eggs / Megaphone / Bullets / Hair straightener / Hand sanitiser / Air freshener / Toilet roll / Prefer not to say 1 3358 3599 2020-11-23 28,727 0
Why? textarea textarea 1 3358 3600 2020-11-23 28,727 0
Which of the following beauty salon services do you use regularly? checkbox Hairstyling (including cutting) / Hair removal (e.g. waxing) / Nail treatments / Facial and skin care treatments / Tanning / Massages / Aromatherapy / Other / I don't use beauty salon services / Prefer not to say 1 3356 3597 2020-11-20 95,285 0
Have you done any good deeds for other people today? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3355 3596 2020-11-20 22,247 0
Which of the following virtues do you think are the most and least important? maxdiff Chastity / Temperance / Charity / Diligence / Patience / Kindness / Humility / Prefer not to say 1 3354 3595 2020-11-20 19,142 0
Would you sign up to TopCashback for £15 of free Thorntons chocolate? radio No / Yes, email me the details! / Yes, show me now! / I'm already a member / Prefer not to say 0 3353 3594 2020-11-20 737 0
Which of the following have you seen online advertising for recently? (Select all that apply) checkbox Woodford Reserve / Maker's Mark / Monkey Shoulder / Buffalo Trace / Four Roses / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3352 3493 2020-11-06 3,033 0
What do you want for Christmas? textarea textarea 0 3351 3593 2020-11-20 291 0
Would an airline offering the option of flexible flight dates that are easy to change, impact your confidence in booking with them? radio Much more confident / Somewhat more confident / Neither more nor less confident / Somewhat less confident / Much less confident / I don't fly / Prefer not to say 0 3350 3592 2020-11-20 549 0
Are you looking to go abroad on holiday in 2021? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3349 3591 2020-11-20 518 0
Have you purchased or preordered a PS5? radio Yes / No, I wasn't able to / No, I didn't try / Prefer not to say 0 3348 3590 2020-11-20 1,001 0
When was the last time you painted the interior of your home? radio Less than 1 month ago / 1-3 months ago / 3-9 months ago / 9+ months ago / Never painted interior / Prefer not to say 0 3347 3588 2020-11-20 1,007 0
Are you planning to paint the interior of your home in the coming 6 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3347 3589 2020-11-20 1,007 0
If you don’t wear a mask where others might, what influences you to do so? checkbox Celebrities / Governmental campaign / Social media / Traditional press and other broadcast media / Social/peer pressure from family/friends / Scientific research on the pandemic / None of these – I just believe it’s the right thing to do / Other influences / I choose to wear a mask / Prefer not to say 0 3346 3587 2020-11-20 201 0
If you wear a mask, what influences you to do so? checkbox Celebrities / Governmental campaign / Social media / Traditional press and other broadcast media / Social/peer pressure from family/friends / Scientific research on the pandemic / None of these – I just believe it’s the right thing to do / Other influences / I choose not to wear a mask / Prefer not to say 0 3345 3586 2020-11-20 199 0
How good are your chopstick skills? radio Excellent / Good / Fair / Poor / Very poor / Prefer not to say 1 3344 3585 2020-11-19 22,792 0
What's your favourite movie? textarea textarea 0 3343 3584 2020-11-19 268 0
Have you received/provided support to/from community groups (online, community centres, etc) during the pandemic? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3342 3583 2020-11-19 554 0
Would you be interested in investing in whisky as a long-term investment? radio Very interested / Somewhat interested / Not very interested / Not interested at all / Prefer not to say 0 3341 3582 2020-11-19 2,046 0
What local independent retailer would you recommend to others in your area? textarea textarea 0 3340 3581 2020-11-19 513 0
In which area of media do you work? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Publishing / Video Games / Audio / Streaming media / Film / Music / Social media / Interactive media / Graphics / Theatre & art / Events / TV / Other video/animation / Other / I don't work in media / Prefer not to say 0 3339 3580 2020-11-19 200 0
If you wear a reusable mask, what influences you to do so? checkbox Celebrities / Governmental campaign / Social media / Traditional press and other broadcast media / Social/peer pressure from family/friends / Scientific research on the pandemic / None of these – I just believe it’s the right thing to do / Other influences / I choose not to wear a mask / Prefer not to say 0 3338 3579 2020-11-19 196 0
Which gym/fitness brand would you most trust to help you improve your health? radio Nuffield Health / PureGym / David Lloyd Clubs / Fitness First / Bannatyne Health Club / Virgin Active / Gymbox / Anytime Fitness / The Gym / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3337 3578 2020-11-19 3,006 0
Is being able to spend 5 days with a small number of households this Christmas, worth a 25 day lockdown in January? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3336 3577 2020-11-19 20,206 0
If you wear a single-use mask, what influences you to do so? checkbox Celebrities / Governmental campaign / Social media / Traditional press and other broadcast media / Social/peer pressure from family/friends / Scientific research on the pandemic / None of these – I just believe it’s the right thing to do / Other influences / I choose not to wear a mask / Prefer not to say 0 3335 3576 2020-11-19 202 0
Is spending 5 days with your extended family this Christmas, worth a 25 day lockdown in January? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3334 3575 2020-11-19 1,023 0
There is a runaway trolley barrelling down towards 5 people tied up and unable to move. You are standing next to a lever that can direct the trolley to a sidetrack with only 1 person tied up. Would you pull the lever? radio Yes, pull the lever, direct trolley to the sidetrack and kill 1 person / No, do nothing, allow the trolley to kill 5 people / Prefer not to say 0 3333 3574 2020-11-18 7,580 0
Have you heard of the company Brooks Macdonald? checkbox Yes / Nope never heard of them / Prefer not to say 0 3332 3573 2020-11-18 228 0
What annoys you the most about your bank? textarea textarea 0 3331 3572 2020-11-18 254 0
Why are you not investing/trading in the financial markets? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Prefer savings account / Can't afford it (debt) / Too risky / Too intimidating / Lack of knowledge / No access to good platform(s) / Can't afford it (low income) / Don't want to / No access to advisors / No need / Other / I am investing/trading / Prefer not to say 0 3330 3571 2020-11-18 62,576 0
What's the biggest threat to world peace? textarea textarea 0 3329 3570 2020-11-18 253 0
Would you use a paint in your house that restricts the spread of airborn Covid-19? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3328 3569 2020-11-18 255 0
Which of the following car parking apps do you use? checkbox I don't drive / AppyParking / Parkopedia / Ringgo / JustPark / PayByPhone / ParkMe / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3327 3568 2020-11-18 249 0
When you wear a mask, how often do you wear a reusable one? radio Always / Often / About half the time / Sometimes / Never / I don't wear masks at all / Prefer not to say 0 3326 3567 2020-11-18 203 0
When you wear a mask, how often do you wear a single-use one? radio Always / Often / About half the time / Sometimes / Never / I don't wear masks at all / Prefer not to say 0 3325 3566 2020-11-18 203 0
What are your favourite companies or assets (e.g. commodities, bonds) that you are currently invested in? textarea textarea 0 3324 3565 2020-11-17 10,025 0
Have you joined any new trading/investing platforms since the pandemic began? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3323 3564 2020-11-17 14,559 0
What do you call someone who catches fish for a living? textarea textarea 0 3322 3563 2020-11-17 1,041 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say 0 3321 3562 2020-11-17 10,012 0
Have you been to a pub/restaurant in the past week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3320 3561 2020-11-17 10,006 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping lockdown in place / Health impact of ending lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3319 3560 2020-11-17 10,013 0
Is the BBC right to ban the term 'fishermen' in favour of the term 'fisherpeople'? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3318 3559 2020-11-17 70,901 0
Have you started investing/trading in the financial markets since the pandemic? radio Yes / Already investing/trading before / No / Prefer not to say 0 3317 3558 2020-11-16 81,319 0
Have you been a victim of transaction frauds on your debit/credit card(s)? radio Yes, once or twice / Yes, many times / No, never / I don't use debit/credit cards / Prefer not to say 1 3316 3557 2020-11-16 21,416 0
What's your favourite album? textarea textarea 0 3315 3556 2020-11-16 260 0
If yes, are you aware of the changes to NS&I interest rates happening on 24 November 2020? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3314 3554 2020-11-16 1,004 0
Which of the following do you intend to do in response to NS&I interest rate cuts? (tick all that apply) checkbox Nothing, I’m going to stick with my NS&I account / Transfer my savings to a bank or building society / Invest in stocks and shares / Spend some of the money instead / Transfer to a Cash Savings Platform / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3314 3555 2020-11-16 1,004 0
Who is the best goalkeeper ever to play for England? radio Peter Shilton / Ray Clemence / Gordon Banks / David Seaman / Jordan Pickford / Joe Hart / Don't know / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3313 3553 2020-11-16 4,008 0
How are you planning to watch the Katie Taylor boxing match this evening (around 10pm)? radio I'm not watching it / Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Arena / Sky Sports Mix / Sky Sports Youtube Channel / Skysports.com / Sky Sports Facebook Page / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3312 3552 2020-11-14 391 0
What are you eating for lunch? textarea textarea 0 3311 3551 2020-11-13 246 0
How do you think Boris Johnson has handled the Covid-19 pandemic? radio Very well / Somewhat well / Neither well nor poorly / Somewhat poorly / Very poorly / Prefer not to say 0 3310 3549 2020-11-13 4,003 0
Do you prefer Boris Johnson or Kier Starmer? radio Boris Johnson / Kier Starmer / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 3310 3550 2020-11-13 4,003 0
What's the weirdest thing you've eaten Marmite with? textarea textarea 0 3309 3548 2020-11-13 1,007 0
Which supermarket(s) are you planning to do your Christmas shopping at? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Aldi / ASDA / Budgens / Co-op / Iceland / Lidl / M&S / Morrisons / Ocado / Sainsbury's / Tesco / Waitrose / Local / Other / I don't plan to do Christmas shopping / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3308 3547 2020-11-13 79,657 0
Are you the main food/grocery shopper within your household? radio Yes / No / We share the food/grocery shopping equally / Prefer not to say 1 3307 3546 2020-11-13 174,147 365
Do you have an NS&I savings account or NS&I direct ISA? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3306 3544 2020-11-13 71,747 0
Which of the following brands of yoghurt products do you occasionally buy? checkbox Müller / Danone Activia / Danone Light & Free / Danone Actimel / Yeo Valley / Onken / WeightWatchers / Cadbury / Benecol / Rachel's / Koko / Arla / Henna / Alpro / Fage / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Tesco / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy yoghurt products / Prefer not to say 1 3305 3543 2020-11-13 84,279 0
Which of the following brands of yoghurt products do you regularly buy? checkbox Müller / Danone Activia / Danone Light & Free / Danone Actimel / Yeo Valley / Onken / WeightWatchers / Cadbury / Benecol / Rachel's / Koko / Arla / Henna / Alpro / Fage / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Tesco / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy yoghurt products / Prefer not to say 1 3304 3542 2020-11-13 84,014 0
What are you looking forward to buying from Tesco this Christmas season? textarea textarea 0 3303 3541 2020-11-13 1,012 0
If you run regularly around an open space (eg. park, sports pitches etc), do you run clockwise or anticlockwise? radio Clockwise / Anti-clockwise / Both / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3302 3540 2020-11-13 1,036 0
Considering both economic and social well-being, do you think working from home is good for society? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 3301 3539 2020-11-13 1,003 0
How are you? textarea textarea 0 3300 3538 2020-11-12 1,017 0
Would you take the coronavirus vaccine if it was offered to you tomorrow? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3299 3537 2020-11-12 180 0
Would you take a Covid-19 vaccine if it were available to you tomorrow? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3298 3536 2020-11-12 1,004 0
What's your favourite film of all time? textarea textarea 0 3297 3535 2020-11-12 1,019 0
Work from home five days a week or the office five days a week? radio Home / Office / Prefer not to say 0 3296 3534 2020-11-12 1,021 0
What's the average airspeed of an unladen swallow? (miles per hour) number 100 / 1 0 3295 3533 2020-11-12 1,013 0
Do you think sports fans should be allowed to attend live events if all safety protocols have been met once restrictions are lifted? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3294 3532 2020-11-12 1,027 0
Have you ever participated in a marathon? radio Yes, many times / Yes, once or twice / No, never / Prefer not to say 1 3293 3531 2020-11-12 23,396 0
Who do you trust more with your data, government or social media platforms? radio Government / Social media platforms / Prefer not to say 0 3292 3530 2020-11-12 1,029 0
Would rather work for Facebook or the Government assuming equal pay? radio Facebook / The Government / Prefer not to say 0 3291 3529 2020-11-12 1,036 0
Should Boris Johnson's next Director of Communications be... radio a man / a woman / a person dressed as a chicken / Prefer not to say 0 3290 3528 2020-11-12 229 0
Do you think the NHS should pay private sector physios to help cancer patients recover from their treatment? radio Yes / No / Only if the NHS has no physios of their own / Prefer not to say 0 3288 3526 2020-11-12 265 0
Which gym brand would you rate as the most focussed on improving your health? checkbox Nuffield Health / Pure Gym / Virgin Active / Fitness First / David Lloyd / Other / Bannatynes / Prefer not to say 0 3287 3525 2020-11-12 218 0
Why don't you like going to the gym? textarea textarea 0 3286 3524 2020-11-12 222 0
Have you heard of Nuffield Health? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3285 3523 2020-11-12 211 0
Who were the brand sponsors of the Katie Taylor vs Miriam Gutierrez boxing match last night? Please put "NA" if you haven't watched it. textarea textarea 0 3284 3520 2020-11-12 3,878 0
You may have already mentioned these, but please tick who you think were the brand sponsors of the Katie Taylor vs Miriam Gutierrez boxing match last night. checkbox ao.com / William Hill / JD Sports / Lanistar / Wow Hydrate / Other / Don't know / I didn't watch the match / Prefer not to say 0 3284 3521 2020-11-12 3,878 0
And where did you see the sponsors of the Katie Taylor vs Miriam Gutierrez boxing match last night? checkbox During the event - Logos on the ring or ropes / During the event - TV advertising / Before or after the event - Interviews with fighters / TV advertising / Online advertising / Social media / Email / Outdoor advertising (e.g. billboards, buses, taxis) / In the Press / Magazine / Word of mouth / Other / Don't know / I didn't watch the match / Prefer not to say 0 3284 3522 2020-11-12 3,878 0
Do you decorate your home with a Christmas tree during Christmas? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3283 3519 2020-11-11 23,206 0
On which of the following TV channels do you regularly watch news? (tick all that apply) checkbox BBC / ITV / Channel 4 / Channel 5 / Sky / Sky Sports / GEO / ABP / CNN / NBC / ABC / Fox / News18 / Freeview 236 / GB News / British News / Other news channel(s) / I don't watch news on TV / Prefer not to say 1 3282 3518 2020-11-11 News TV Channel 343,427 365
Would you use a prepay card that gave you the chance to win your spend back on everyday purchases, but charged a 1% fee? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3281 3517 2020-11-11 1,013 0
Would you use a prepay card that gave you the chance to win your spend back on everyday purchases, but charged a 2% fee? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3280 3516 2020-11-11 1,010 0
Would you use a prepay card that gave you the chance to win your spend back and gave to charity on everyday purchases, but charged a 2% fee? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3279 3515 2020-11-11 1,016 0
Would you use a prepay card that gave you the chance to win your spend back and gave to charity on everyday purchases? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3278 3514 2020-11-11 1,022 0
Other than PPE, how has your use of single-use plastics changed because of the Covid-19 pandemic? checkbox Increased a lot / Increased a little / No change / Decreased a little / Decreased a lot / Prefer not to say 0 3277 3513 2020-11-11 202 0
How long ago did you start your business? radio 0-12 months ago / 1-2 years ago / 2-5 years ago / I don't own a business / Prefer not to say 0 3276 3512 2020-11-10 101 0
Which of the following holidays/festivals/events do you like most and least? maxdiff Valentine's day / Mother's day / Easter / Father's day / Halloween / Bonfire night / Christmas / New year / Prefer not to say 1 3275 3511 2020-11-10 21,063 0
Are you worried about not being able to get non-urgent treatment on the NHS during the Covid-19 pandemic? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3274 3510 2020-11-10 247 0
Is your general health & well-being suffering because gyms are closed during the Covid lockdown? radio Yes / No / I don't use gyms anyway / Prefer not to say 0 3273 3509 2020-11-10 255 0
Should gyms be open during the lockdown? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3272 3508 2020-11-10 231 0
What's the best thing that has happened in the last 7 days? textarea textarea 0 3271 3507 2020-11-10 251 0
Should Boris Johnson sack Dominic Cummings? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3270 3506 2020-11-10 228 0
Do you own/manage any of the following spaces? checkbox Office / School / Retail shop / Factory / Laboratory / Gym / Studio / Garage / Farm / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3269 3505 2020-11-10 1,006 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say 0 3268 3504 2020-11-10 9,999 0
Have you been to a pub/restaurant in the past week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3267 3503 2020-11-10 10,002 0
Which worries you more? radio Health impact of ending the lockdown too early / Economic impact of keeping the lockdown in place / Prefer not to say 0 3266 3502 2020-11-10 10,000 0
Are you going to watch the Katie Taylor vs Miriam Gutierrez boxing match this evening? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3265 3501 2020-11-10 82,278 0
How often do you pay for your TV licence? radio Yearly / Quarterly / Monthly / Fortnightly / Weekly / I don't have a TV licence / Prefer not to say 1 3264 3500 2020-11-09 22,409 0
What is your personal income, before tax? radio No Income / £0 - £6,999 / £7,000 - £16,999 / £17,000 - £33,999 / £34,000 - £49,999 / £50,000 - £69,999 / £70,000 - £99,999 / £100,000 or more / Prefer not to say 0 3263 3499 2020-11-09 4,568 0
When will you get a Covid-19 vaccine? radio I won't / As soon as possible / When I have to / Prefer not to say 0 3262 3497 2020-11-09 9,433 0
Should vaccination against Covid-19 be made a legal requirement? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3262 3498 2020-11-09 9,433 0
At what age do you think children should be allowed smartphones? number 18 / 0 1 3261 3496 2020-11-06 20,852 0
Have you ever been scuba diving? radio Yes, many times / Yes, once or twice / No, never / Prefer not to say 1 3260 3495 2020-11-06 24,284 0
Which of the following brand(s) of meal replacement products do you regularly use? (tick all that apply) checkbox SlimFast / MyProtein / Huel / SCI-MX / Saturo / The Protein Works / Other brand(s) / I don't use meal replacement products / Prefer not to say 1 3259 3494 2020-11-06 23,929 0
Which of the following have you seen online advertising for recently? (Select all that apply) checkbox Woodford Reserve / Maker's Mark / Monkey Shoulder / Buffalo Trace / Four Roses / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3258 3493 2020-11-06 3,000 0
Which of the following have you seen online advertising for recently? (Select all that apply) checkbox Diageo ‘Rare By Nature’ Special Releases 2020 / Cardhu / Talisker / The Singleton / Macallan / Laphroaig / Glenfiddich / Dalmore / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3257 3492 2020-11-06 2,000 0
Which of the following have you seen online advertising for recently? (tick all that apply) checkbox Monica Vinader / Swarovski / Tiffany & Co / Pandora / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 3256 3490 2020-11-06 2,007 0
Next time you have to choose from the following, which one are you most likely to choose? radio Pandora / Monica Vinader / Swarovski / Tiffany & Co / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 3256 3491 2020-11-06 2,007 0
Should fireworks be banned? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3255 3487 2020-11-05 26,191 0
If yes, why? textarea textarea 0 3255 3488 2020-11-05 26,191 0
If no, why not? textarea textarea 0 3255 3489 2020-11-05 26,191 0
Which of the following buy now pay later options do you use? radio Klarna / Sezzle / Afterpay / PayPal Credit / Affirm / Other buy now pay later options / I don't use buy now pay later options / Prefer not to say 0 3254 3486 2020-11-05 527 0
Do you use any of the following to filter water before consumption at home? radio Tap filter / Jug filter / Other filtering solutions / I don't filter water / Prefer not to say 1 3253 3485 2020-11-05 24,197 0
Which of these blackcurrant drink brands do you prefer more? radio Vimto / Ribena / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 3252 3484 2020-11-05 539 0
When buying face & body care products do you look to purchase both product types from the same brand range? radio Yes – if it contains natural ingredients / Yes – if it meets my specific skin care needs e.g. sensitive skin / Yes – if I like the scent / Yes – if it’s a brand I like / No / Prefer not to say 0 3251 3483 2020-11-05 527 0
Do you expect to have a work Christmas Party this year, in 2020? radio Yes, we have it planned / No chance, we're keeping safe / Not sure, I will wait and see / I don't work ... so No! / Prefer not to say 0 3250 3482 2020-11-04 224 0
When do you think the 2nd national lockdown in England will end? radio Dec 2020 (as promised) / Jan 2021 / Feb 2021 / Mar 2021 / Apr 2021 / May 2021 / June 2021 or beyond / Prefer not to say 0 3249 3481 2020-11-04 10,916 0
When was the last time you watched a full boxing match on the TV? radio In the last week / In the last month / In the last 3 months / In the last 6 months / In the last year / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3248 3479 2020-11-04 1,138 0
How many boxing matches have you watched in the last two years? radio 1 / 2-3 / 4-5 / 6+ / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3248 3480 2020-11-04 1,138 0
Do you think euthanasia (assisted suicide) should be legalised in the UK? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3246 3477 2020-11-03 24,260 0
How do you feel about the US Election? textarea textarea 0 3245 3476 2020-11-03 218 0
How often do you struggle sleeping? radio Never / Rarely / About once a month / Several times a month / About once a week / Several times a week / Every night / Prefer not to say 0 3244 3475 2020-11-03 223 0
Which of the following types of cuisine do you occasionally cook at home? (tick all that apply) checkbox Italian / Mexican / Indian / Chinese / Thai / Japanese / American (BBQ) / British / Caribbean / French / Greek / Spanish / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3243 3473 2020-11-03 503 0
Which of the following Mexican cooking products do you regularly use? (tick all that apply) checkbox Tortilla / Burritos / Fajitas / Enchiladas / Tacos / Quesadillas / Nachos / Rice dishes / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3242 3474 2020-11-03 508 0
Which of the following types of cuisine do you regularly cook at home? (tick all that apply) checkbox Italian / Mexican / Indian / Chinese / Thai / Japanese / American (BBQ) / British / Caribbean / French / Greek / Spanish / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3241 3472 2020-11-03 500 0
Have you been to a pub/restaurant in the past week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3240 3471 2020-11-03 10,012 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say 0 3239 3470 2020-11-03 10,024 0
Who do you think will be the next US President? radio Trump / Biden / Prefer not to say 0 3238 3467 2020-11-03 254,663 0
If Trump is not re-elected, what will his presidential legacy be remembered for? radio North Korea / Relationship with the media / Covid-19 / BLM movement / Russia / Stormy Daniels / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3238 3468 2020-11-03 254,663 0
Which President will a Brexit Britain benefit from the most? radio Trump / Biden / Prefer not to say 0 3238 3469 2020-11-03 254,663 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping the lockdown in place / Health impact of ending the lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3237 3466 2020-11-03 10,038 0
Have you ever broken a bone? (including hairline fractures) radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3236 3465 2020-11-02 24,626 0
Do you expect the Brexit transition period to be extended past January? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3235 3464 2020-11-02 4,958 0
Who/what is to blame for England going into lockdown again for 4 weeks from Thursday? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox The Government / Boris Johnson / The general public / Universities / Old people / Demonstrators / Partying / Schools / Pubs / Restaurants / Gyms / China / NHS under-funding / "Eat out to help out" / Scientists / International travel / Returning to work places / No one is to blame / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3234 3462 2020-11-01 12,501 0
How much have you been sticking to the government restrictions? (your response will remain anonymous) radio All the time / Nearly all of the time / Most of the time / Some of the time / Rarely / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 3234 3463 2020-11-01 12,501 0
Who's to blame for England going into lockdown again for 4 weeks from Thursday, and why? textarea textarea 0 3232 3460 2020-11-01 207 0
Have you come to terms with inevitable death? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3231 3459 2020-10-30 21,444 0
Which of the following do you think is the most effective form of government? radio Autocracy / Aristocracy / Democracy / Republics / Federalism / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3230 3458 2020-10-30 22,373 0
Do you meditate daily? radio Yes / No, but I meditate occasionally / No, I don't meditate at all / Prefer not to say 1 3229 3457 2020-10-30 25,078 0
What are you doing this weekend? textarea textarea 0 3228 3456 2020-10-30 258 0
Do you own and/or run a café, takeaway or restaurant? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3227 3455 2020-10-30 5,940 0
Do you think in pictures or in words? radio Pictures / Words / Both / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3226 3454 2020-10-29 24,533 0
Do you like having the Daylight Saving Time? (1 hour forward in March, 1 hour backward in October) radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3225 3453 2020-10-28 25,598 0
How would you rate products in Co-op’s food stores in terms of low prices? radio Good value / Mid-priced / Expensive / Don’t know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3224 3381 2020-10-15 1,001 0
Among the following Food stores, which do you associate with low prices? (tick all that apply) checkbox Co-op / Tesco / Sainsburys / Asda / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3224 3382 2020-10-15 1,001 0
What was your favourite subject in school? radio English / Maths / Science / History / Geography / Foreign languages / Design and Technolog / Art and Design / Music / Physical Education / Citizenship / Computing / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3223 3452 2020-10-27 25,005 0
Which kind of hospitality venue(s) do you work at, run or own? radio Restaurant / Café / Takeaway / Bar / Nightclub / Pub / Hotel/Accommodation / Event catering / Other / I don't work in hospitality / Prefer not to say 0 3222 3451 2020-10-27 2,207 0
Which of the following do you specialise in as a doctor? radio General practice / General surgery / Anesthetics/intensive care / Psychiatry / Radiology / Paediatrics / Obstetrics/gynaecology / Pathology / Opthalmology / Otolaryngology / Emergency medicine / Other / I'm a junior doctor / I'm not a doctor / Prefer not to say 0 3221 3450 2020-10-27 200 0
How has your usage of Facebook changed over the last 4 years? radio Using it more / Using it the same amount / Using it a bit less / Using it a lot less / I've stopped, but not quit / I've quit / I wasn't using it 4 years ago / Prefer not to say 0 3220 3448 2020-10-27 4,092 0
Why? (optional) textarea textarea 0 3220 3449 2020-10-27 4,092 0
How are you feeling about the US Presidential Election? textarea textarea 0 3219 3447 2020-10-27 249 0
Which worries you more? radio Economic impact of keeping the lockdown in place / Health impact of ending the lockdown too early / Prefer not to say 0 3218 3446 2020-10-27 10,018 0
Have you been to a pub/restaurant this past week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3217 3445 2020-10-27 10,010 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say 0 3216 3444 2020-10-27 10,034 0
What would you choose? radio 1 in 20 chance of winning £10 / 1 in 200 chance of winning £100 / 1 in 2000 chance of winning £1000 / Prefer not to say 0 3215 3443 2020-10-27 1,006 0
Have you ever been skydiving? radio Yes / No, but would love to / No, not interested / Prefer not to say 1 3214 3442 2020-10-26 26,433 0
Are you more or less likely to consider using a fitness app as part of your health and wellbeing activity compared with this time last year? radio Much more likely / Somewhat more likely / Neither more or less likely / Somewhat less likely / Much less likely / Prefer not to say 0 3213 3441 2020-10-26 222 0
Do you think employers have a responsibility to look after their staff’s health and wellbeing? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3212 3438 2020-10-26 745 0
What prevents you from exercising (tick all that apply)? checkbox Self-conscious / Feeling intimidated by others who seem ‘fitter’ or ‘better’ at exercise / Fear of being judged / Too tired / Too expensive / Not enough time / Lack of motivation / Don’t like exercising by myself / Get bored easily / Sweat too much / Lack of commitment / No-one to encourage me to exercise / No reason to exercise / Too unfit / Too old / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3212 3439 2020-10-26 745 0
Where do you feel confident exercising (tick all that apply)? checkbox Home / Gym / Leisure centre / Sports pitch / Park / Beach / Other outdoors / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3212 3440 2020-10-26 745 0
Shall we watch Borat 2 or Rebecca? radio Borat 2 / Rebecca / Prefer not to say 0 3211 3437 2020-10-23 206 0
How awesome do you think you are? (10 = very awesome, 1 = a little bit awesome) radio 10 / 9 / 8 / 7 / 6 / 5 / 4 / 3 / 2 / 1 / Prefer not to say 1 3210 3436 2020-10-23 21,784 0
Is eating breakfast part of your daily routine? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3209 3435 2020-10-23 27,415 0
Do you think the Covid-19 pandemic is a blessing or a curse? radio Blessing / Curse / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 3208 3434 2020-10-23 9,429 0
Which of the following best describes your job role? radio Laboratory director / Pathologist / Technical and general supervisor / Medical laboratory scientist / Medical technologist / Clinical laboratory scientist / Clinical laboratory technician / Medical laboratory technician / Phlebotomist / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3207 3433 2020-10-23 200 0
What's your blood type? radio Not sure / A RhD positive (A+) / A RhD negative (A-) / B RhD positive (B+) / B RhD negative (B-) / O RhD positive (O+) / O RhD negative (O-) / AB RhD positive (AB+) / AB RhD negative (AB-) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3206 3432 2020-10-22 25,828 0
What is your favourite song? textarea textarea 0 3205 3430 2020-10-22 507 0
HOw many times per day do you listen to it? number 99 / 0 0 3205 3431 2020-10-22 507 0
What's the biggest issue facing the UK today? textarea textarea 0 3204 3429 2020-10-22 204 0
Would you eat cultured meat (lab grown meat) if it is as tasty and nutritious as normal meat? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3203 3428 2020-10-21 27,367 0
When choosing a skincare product what are the key motivations in making your decision? checkbox Price / Packaging / Ingredients / Brand / Friend recommendations / Social influencer recommendations / Advertising / None of the above 0 3202 3425 2020-10-21 1,544 0
Which of the following body care brands do you regularly buy (tick all that apply)? checkbox Nivea / No7 / L’Oreal / Dove / Garnier / Simple / Neutrogena / Aveeno / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3202 3426 2020-10-21 1,544 0
What are your general perceptions of Nivea as a skincare brand? textarea textarea 0 3202 3427 2020-10-21 1,544 0
Which of the following face care products do you regularly buy (tick all that apply)? checkbox Moisturiser / Exfoliator / Face wash / Face mask / Anti-aging cream / Eye cream / Lip balm / Make up remover / face wipes / Cleanser / Toner / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3201 3422 2020-10-21 1,546 0
Which of the following body care products do you regularly buy (tick all that apply)? checkbox Moisturiser / Exfoliator / Body wash / Hand cream / Spray deodorant / Roll on deodorant / Stick deodorant / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3201 3423 2020-10-21 1,546 0
Which of the following face care brands do you regularly buy (tick all that apply)? checkbox Nivea / No7 / L’Oreal / Soap & Glory / Liz Earle / Simple / Garnier / Clean & Clear / Neutrogena / Pixi / Clinique / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3201 3424 2020-10-21 1,546 0
Have you had a flu jab for the upcoming winter? radio Yes / I don't want one / I can't get one / It's booked in / I've not tried yet / Prefer not to say 0 3200 3421 2020-10-21 9,916 0
If you could find a better deal with a local broadband provider, would you consider switching? checkbox Yes, I'd be interested in switching / No, I am not interested in switching / Maybe in the future, but not right now / Prefer not to say 0 3199 3420 2020-10-21 12,685 0
Does your employer support your fitness, health and wellbeing? checkbox Yes / No / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 3198 3419 2020-10-21 204 0
How often do you go to the dentist for a check up? radio I don't go to the dentist / Less than once every two years / Once every two years / Once every year / Two times a year / More than two times a year / Prefer not to say 1 3197 3418 2020-10-20 95,523 0
What do you think of LBC Radio? textarea textarea 0 3196 3417 2020-10-20 243 0
Is it time for another UK lockdown? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3195 3416 2020-10-20 233 0
Has your employment circumstances changed since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic (March 2020)? radio Furloughed / Made redundant / Started new job / Retired / No change / Resigned / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3194 3415 2020-10-20 551 0
Was Mark Drakeford right to impose a two-week "firebreak" lockdown in Wales from the 23rd of October? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3193 3414 2020-10-20 5,219 0
Have you been to a pub/restaurant in the past week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3192 3413 2020-10-20 10,006 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say 0 3191 3412 2020-10-20 10,005 0
What is the biggest challenge facing the Public Relations industry since the pandemic? radio Finding good talent, with a mixed skill set / Working from home / Lack of budget / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3190 3411 2020-10-19 500 0
Which of the following classes of plane service have you have you used? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Economy class / Premium economy class / Business class / First class / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3189 3410 2020-10-19 26,631 0
What is the biggest challenge facing the Public Relations industry since the pandemic? radio Finding good talent, with a mixed skill set / Working from home / Lack of budget / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3188 3409 2020-10-19 501 0
Since the pandemic which of the following would you say are the main challenges in relation to ensuring the school is sanitised and clean? checkbox Budget issues / Time it takes to clean / Sourcing/availability issues / Lack of staff expertise / Limited cleaning resources / Lack of clear guidance / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3187 3406 2020-10-16 179 0
Where do you get advice from in relation to hygiene/cleaning your school? checkbox National government / Local government/council / National teaching bodies / Local teaching bodies / Other local networks (eg. school connections) / Education trade magazines/websites / The Key Support / HSE Advice & Support / Own initiative / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3187 3407 2020-10-16 179 0
Are you/the school accountable to anyone regarding the school’s hygiene levels during the pandemic? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3187 3408 2020-10-16 179 0
"Since the pandemic a considerable amount of my day is taken up with sourcing and buying cleaning products and planning cleaning." How strongly do you agree with this statement? radio Strongly agree / Slightly agree / Neither agree not disagree / Slightly disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3186 3404 2020-10-16 101 0
"The cleaning routines schools introduced during the pandemic are here to stay." How strongly do you agree with this statement? radio Strongly agree / Slightly agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Slightly disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3186 3405 2020-10-16 101 0
"Since the pandemic my job has changed beyond all recognition" How strongly do you agree with this statement? radio Strongly agree / Slightly agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Slightly disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3185 3402 2020-10-16 102 0
"Since the pandemic, I/other staff have never felt so much pressure to keep the hygiene at the school to a high standard." How strongly do you agree with this statement? radio Strongly agree / Slightly agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Slightly disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3185 3403 2020-10-16 102 0
What are the biggest problems facing the PR industry since the Coronavirus outbreak? textarea textarea 0 3184 3401 2020-10-16 101 0
Do you know the words to the UK national anthem "God Save the Queen" by heart? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 3183 3400 2020-10-16 16,377 0
Which of the following do you resent paying for most/least? maxdiff TV licence / Delivery charges / Electricity bills / Overdraft charges / Gas bills / Parking tickets / Carrier bags / VAT / Prescription charges / Sanitary products / MOT/Servicing for your car / Mobile phone bills / Data roaming charges / Speeding fines / Fixing the boiler / Prefer not to say 1 3182 3399 2020-10-16 24,444 0
What's your favourite song? textarea textarea 0 3181 3397 2020-10-16 511 0
When did you last listen to it? radio Today / Yesterday / This week / This month / This year / Prefer not to say 0 3181 3398 2020-10-16 511 0
Which of the following car models have you seen an online advertisement for recently? checkbox Audi Q7 / Jeep Wrangler / Mercedes G-Class / New Land Rover Defender / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3180 3210 2020-09-17 1,220 0
Which of the following car models would you consider purchasing in the next 12 months? checkbox Audi Q7 / Jeep Wrangler / Mercedes G-Class / New Land Rover Defender / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3180 3211 2020-09-17 1,220 0
Among the following car models, which one do you prefer the most? radio Audi Q7 / Jeep Wrangler / Mercedes G-Class / New Land Rover Defender / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3180 3212 2020-09-17 1,220 0
Which is your favourite ice cream flavour? radio Vanilla / Chocolate / Strawberry / Mint Choc Chip / Choc Chip Cookie Dough / Rocky Road / Cookies & Cream / Butterscotch / Coconut / Raspberry Ripple / Other / I don't eat ice cream / Prefer not to say 1 3179 3396 2020-10-16 27,749 0
How do you purchase anti-bacterial wipes for your school? checkbox Through a centrally approved retailer / Via a buying group / Directly myself/ourselves online / Directly myself/ourselves in retailer / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3178 3394 2020-10-16 133 0
When buying anti-bacterial wipes for your school, which of the following factors are most important? checkbox Price / Quality / Quantity I can buy / Availability / Trusted brand / Made in UK / Endorsement from others / Work in high traffic areas / Kills COVID/SARS / Prefer not to say 0 3178 3395 2020-10-16 133 0
What was the last song you listened to? textarea textarea 0 3177 3393 2020-10-16 265 0
If there was General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Brexit Party / Conservative Party / Don't know / Green Party / I would not vote / Labour Party / Liberal Democrats / Other / Plaid Cymru / Scottish National Party (SNP) / I would spoil the ballot paper / UK Independence Party (UKIP) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3176 3392 2020-10-16 2,537 0
What's the most difficult part about buying a pet? textarea textarea 0 3175 3390 2020-10-16 605 0
Do you own a pet? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3175 3391 2020-10-16 605 0
Which of the following most closely matches your job title? radio Teacher / Head Teacher / Assistant Head Teacher / Business Manager / Administrator / Curriculum Manager / Office Manager / School Governor / Site Manager / Caretaker / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3174 3388 2020-10-16 554 0
Which of the following brands of anti-bacterial wipes have you bought for your school? checkbox Clinell / Medipal / Techtex / PDI Healthcare / Uniwipe / Dettol / Supermarket own-brand / Other / I don't buy anti-bacterial wipes / Prefer not to say 0 3174 3389 2020-10-16 554 0
How do you feel about the new local restrictions in your area? textarea textarea 0 3173 3387 2020-10-16 205 0
Have you been to a pub/restaurant in the past week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3172 3386 2020-10-15 10,017 0
How do you feel about Boris Johnson's response to the Covid-19 pandemic? textarea textarea 0 3171 3385 2020-10-15 361 0
Do you like Donald Trump? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3170 3384 2020-10-15 212 0
Which of the following are you responsible for buying at the school in which you work? checkbox Cleaning/hygiene products / IT equipment / Food and drink / Stationery / Learning materials / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3169 3383 2020-10-15 4,277 0
How would you rate products in Co-op’s food stores in terms of low prices? radio Good value / Mid-priced / Expensive / Don’t know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3168 3381 2020-10-15 1,123 0
Among the following Food stores, which do you associate with low prices? (tick all that apply) checkbox Co-op / Tesco / Sainsburys / Asda / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3168 3382 2020-10-15 1,123 0
If there was General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Liberal Democrats / UK Independence Party (UKIP) / Green Party / Brexit Party / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Other / Don't know / I would spoil the ballot paper / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 3167 3380 2020-10-15 30,032 0
What was the retail price of your current phone when you bought it? radio £0-£250 / £251-£500 / £501-£750 / £750+ / I don't own a phone / Prefer not to say 0 3166 3379 2020-10-15 106,814 0
Does the company you work for operate a website to sell goods/services? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3165 3376 2020-10-15 1,522 0
Are you a decision maker/influencer on advertisement spending? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3165 3377 2020-10-15 1,522 0
If applicable, what is your annual budget for advertisement? radio Not applicable / £0-£50,000 / £50,001-£100,000 / £100,001-£150,000 / £150,001-£200,000 / £200,000+ / Prefer not to say 0 3165 3378 2020-10-15 1,522 0
Which of the following utility purchase are you responsible for in your business? radio Electricity / Water / Gas / Broadband / Sewage / Phone / TV / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3164 3375 2020-10-15 1,013 0
Please rate the UK government's response to the Covid-19 pandemic this past week. (1-lowest, 10-highest) radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / Prefer not to say 0 3163 3374 2020-10-14 10,008 0
Unemployment benefit should vary according to how much the claimant used to earn and has paid in National Insurance contributions over the years. radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3162 3373 2020-10-14 4,658 0
Have you been 100% compliant with the government's lockdown restrictions in the past week? (Your answer will remain anonymous) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3161 3372 2020-10-14 211 0
Is your employer asking/requiring you to turn off your NHS Covid-19 app whilst at work? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3160 3370 2020-10-14 67,014 0
Which company do you work for? (optional, and anonymous) textarea textarea 0 3160 3371 2020-10-14 67,014 0
Should the Government introduce a short lockdown or "circuit-breaker" in England of two to three weeks to bring the rising rate of coronavirus under control? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3159 3369 2020-10-13 10,856 0
How often do you watch Newsnight? radio Most weekdays / Once or twice a week / A few times a month / Never / Prefer not to say 0 3158 3368 2020-10-13 20,361 0
What are you going to have for lunch today? textarea textarea 0 3157 3367 2020-10-13 28 0
Which of the following would you be willing to go to now that they have reopened? (tick all that apply) checkbox Theatre / Music event / Arena event / Opera / Cinema / Sport event / Comedy show / Exhibitions / Museums / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3155 3364 2020-10-13 2,007 0
Which of the following have you been to since they reopened? (tick all that apply) checkbox Theatre / Music event / Arena event / Opera / Cinema / Sport event / Comedy show / Exhibitions / Museums / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3155 3365 2020-10-13 2,007 0
What types of products would you expect to find at an electrical store, apart from large appliances (eg. fridge), small appliances (eg. kettle), TV and audio systems, computers, phones, games consoles, and smart home devices? textarea textarea 0 3154 3363 2020-10-12 1,066 0
What would you expect to find at an electrical store, apart from large appliances (eg. fridge), small appliances (eg. kettle), TV and audio systems, computers, phones, games consoles, and smart home devices? textarea textarea 0 3153 3362 2020-10-12 282 0
Do you agree with the Government's decision to raise the Covid-19 alert level to Very High in Merseyside, requiring all hospitality and entertainment venues to close? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3151 3360 2020-10-12 424 0
Why? (optional) textarea textarea / textarea 0 3151 3361 2020-10-12 424 0
Have you ever played any of the following trading card games? checkbox Hearthstone / Legends of Runeterra / Gwent / Elder Scrolls Legends / Warhammer / Yu-Gi-Oh! / Pokemon / Magic the Gathering / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3150 3359 2020-10-12 209 0
How was your experience dealing with matters with the police? radio Haven't dealt with matters with the police / Very positively / Somewhat positively / Neutral / Somewhat negatively / Very Negatively / Prefer not to say 1 3148 3357 2020-10-09 27,268 0
If you have used any NHS services, how would you rate the experience? radio Haven't used NHS services / Very positively / Somewhat positively / Neutral / Somewhat negatively / Very Negatively / Prefer not to say 1 3147 3356 2020-10-09 27,641 0
Do you think it is a privilege to live in the UK? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3146 3355 2020-10-09 27,125 0
Do you believe in creationism or evolution? radio Creationism / Evolution / Not sure / Both / Prefer not to say 1 3145 3354 2020-10-09 25,629 0
Do you think Earth is round or flat? radio Round / Flat / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3144 3353 2020-10-09 28,671 0
As a doctor, do you treat HIV patients? radio Yes / No / I'm not a doctor / Prefer not to say 0 3143 3351 2020-10-09 673 0
Would you be interested in participating in a 90 minute paid study to help our research client understand more about the treatment of HIV patients? (optional) radio Yes / No / I don't treat HIV patients / Prefer not to say 0 3143 3352 2020-10-09 673 0
How often do you give blood? radio Never, or unable to give blood due to (health) reasons / Less than once a year / Once a year / Twice a year / Three times a year / Four times or more a year / Prefer not to say 1 3142 3350 2020-10-08 92,216 0
Have you been to a bar/pub since lockdown restrictions were eased in July? checkbox Yes / No / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3141 3349 2020-10-08 524 0
If you were going to buy a washing machine tomorrow, which retailer would you buy it from? radio Currys / ao.com / John Lewis / Argos / Bosch / Amazon / PC World / Hughes / Whirlpool / Appliances Direct / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3140 3347 2020-10-08 2,067 0
If you were going to buy a TV tomorrow, which retailer would you buy it from? radio Currys / Argos / John Lewis / ao.com / Amazon / PC World / Samsung / Richer Sound / Tesco / LG / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3140 3348 2020-10-08 2,067 0
What was the last movie you watched? textarea textarea 0 3139 3346 2020-10-08 1,019 0
"The lockdown in the UK was a necessary measure." radio Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Somewhat agree / Strongly agree / Prefer not to say 0 3138 3343 2020-10-07 3,083 0
"Coronavirus has been taken too seriously in the UK." radio Strongly disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Strongly agree / Prefer not to say 0 3138 3344 2020-10-07 3,083 0
"A Labour government would have handled the Coronavirus crisis better than the current Conservative government." radio Strongly disagree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat agree / Strongly agree / Somewhat disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3138 3345 2020-10-07 3,083 0
If you had an app for Gardening, what key features would you like? checkbox Garden design inspiration / Marketplace to buy all gardening products and plants / Someone to help with me with gardening jobs / Sharing my garden experiences / Everything garden related in one place / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3137 3340 2020-10-07 476 0
Which two of the following are most important when buying plants? checkbox Price / Broad range of choice / Speed of delivery / Click & Collect / Freshness of plant / I would prefer to see and buy the plant in person, not buy online / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3137 3341 2020-10-07 476 0
Which two of the following are most important, when buying the services of a gardener? checkbox Quick appointment / Easy booking and electronic payment process / A good price / Advice and expertise on garden care / Someone local / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3137 3342 2020-10-07 476 0
Which of these brands would you consider purchasing? (tick all that apply) checkbox McVities digestives / Jaffa cakes / Maryland cookies / Oreo cookies / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3136 3289 2020-09-29 2,001 0
Which of these brands have you seen online video advertising for recently? (tick all that apply) checkbox McVities digestives / Jaffa cakes / Maryland cookies / Oreo cookies / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3136 3290 2020-09-29 2,001 0
"The lockdown in the UK was a necessary measure." radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3135 3337 2020-10-07 3,104 0
"Coronavirus has been taken too seriously in the UK." radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3135 3338 2020-10-07 3,104 0
"A Labour government would have handled the Coronavirus crisis better than the current Conservative government." radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3135 3339 2020-10-07 3,104 0
Has the Covid-19 pandemic affected your spending on takeaways? radio Spending a lot more / Spending somewhat more / No effect / Spending somewhat less / Spending a lot less / Prefer not to say 0 3134 3336 2020-10-07 10,015 0
Has the Covid-19 pandemic affected your personal relationship positively/negatively? radio Very positively / Somewhat positively / No effect / Somewhat negatively / Very negatively / Prefer not to say 0 3133 3335 2020-10-07 10,019 0
Has the Covid-19 pandemic affected your mental health positively/negatively? radio Very positively / Somewhat positively / No effect / Somewhat negatively / Very negatively / Prefer not to say 0 3132 3334 2020-10-07 10,013 0
Would you consider a move to live and work outside the city, now that remote working is the norm? radio Yes / No / I don't live in a city / Prefer not to say 0 3131 3333 2020-10-07 10,044 0
When did you last replace your personal phone? radio Less than 6 months ago / 7-11 months ago / 1-2 years ago / 2+ years ago / I don't own a phone / Prefer not to say 0 3130 3331 2020-10-07 130,849 0
What was the retail price of your phone when you replaced it? radio £0-£250 / £250-£500 / £501-£750 / £750+ / I don't own a phone / Prefer not to say 0 3130 3332 2020-10-07 130,849 0
Is your phone one of the following brands? radio Oppo / Xiaomi / One plus / Lenonvo / Alcatel / Gionee / Tecno / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3129 3330 2020-10-07 406 0
"My Christmas plans this year are the same as last year." radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3128 3327 2020-10-07 3,095 0
"Enjoying Christmas is more important to me than following government Coronavirus restrictions." radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3128 3328 2020-10-07 3,095 0
"I am going to spend less money this Christmas compared to last Christmas." radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3128 3329 2020-10-07 3,095 0
"I am going to spend less money this Christmas compared to last Christmas." radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3127 3324 2020-10-07 3,084 0
"Enjoying Christmas is more important to me than following government Coronavirus restrictions." radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3127 3325 2020-10-07 3,084 0
"My Christmas plans this year are the same as last year." radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3127 3326 2020-10-07 3,084 0
Do you think there is a need for a new TV news channel to properly represent the diversity of opinion in the UK? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3126 3322 2020-10-06 44,253 0
How do you feel about the BBC's news coverage? (optional) textarea textarea 0 3126 3323 2020-10-06 44,253 0
Have you ever received an "accident not your fault" call? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3125 3321 2020-10-06 28,127 0
Do you think Theresa May was a good Prime Minister? radio Yes / No / Unsure / Prefer not to say 0 3124 3318 2020-10-06 3,095 0
Do you think David Cameron was a good Prime Minister? radio Yes / No / Unsure / Prefer not to say 0 3124 3319 2020-10-06 3,095 0
Do you think Gordon Brown was a good Prime Minister? radio Yes / No / Unsure / Prefer not to say 0 3124 3320 2020-10-06 3,095 0
Which of the following brands would you consider when purchasing a new hairdryer/straighteners? checkbox Dyson / Babyliss / GHD / Remington / Panasonic / Revlon / Cloud Nine / I don't use/need a hairdryer/straighteners / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3123 3317 2020-10-06 507 0
Have you ever had an x-ray scan? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3122 3316 2020-10-05 28,768 0
In order for us to verify your answers, we need to ensure you are fully reading the questions. Please can you select every day as the answer to this question. radio Every day / Several times a week / Weekly / Several times a month / Monthly / Rarely / Never / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3121 3315 2020-10-05 550 0
Would you describe yourself as a lucky person? radio Very lucky / Slightly lucky / Neither lucky nor unlucky / Slightly unlucky / Very unlucky / Prefer not to say 0 3120 3314 2020-10-05 1,120 0
In order for us to verify your answers, we need to ensure you are fully reading the questions. Please can you select every day as the answer to this question. radio Every day / Several times a week / Weekly / Several times a month / Monthly / Rarely / Never / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3120 3315 2020-10-05 1,120 0
Have you been to the cinema in the last 1-3 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3119 3313 2020-10-05 531 0
How many sides does a triangle have? radio 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3118 3312 2020-10-05 246 0
If you were driving on a clear motorway in the UK, how fast would you drive? radio Less than 60 miles per hour / 60 miles per hour / 65 miles per hour / 70 miles per hour / 75 miles per hour / 80 miles per hour / Over 80 miles per hour / I wouldn't stick to a consistent speed. / Prefer not to say 0 3117 3311 2020-10-05 470 0
How many sides does a triangle have? radio 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3117 3312 2020-10-05 470 0
Which of the following beauty products do you regularly use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Shaving / Facial cosmetic / Skincare / Suncream / Tanning / Ingestibles / Lip balm / Hair dye / Perfume / Nail polish / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3116 3310 2020-10-05 646 0
How much sleep do you have on an average night? radio Less than 5 hours / About 6 hours / About 7 hours / About 8 hours / About 9 hours / About 10 hours / More than 10 hours / Prefer not to say 1 3115 3308 2020-10-02 57,777 0
How much sleep do you think you need a night? radio Less than 5 hours / About 6 hours / About 7 hours / About 8 hours / About 9 hours / About 10 hours / More than 10 hours / Prefer not to say 1 3115 3309 2020-10-02 57,777 0
When do you think the world will be back to normal - before the Covid-19 pandemic? radio 2021 Q1 / 2021 Q2 / 2021 Q3 / 2021 Q4 / 2022 Q1 / 2022 Q2 / 2022 Q3 / 2022 Q4 / No earlier than 2023 / Prefer not to say 0 3114 3307 2020-10-02 16,169 0
Which of the following taxi apps have you used? checkbox Uber / Bolt / ViaVan / Addison Lee / Kapten / Kabbee / MyTaxi / BlaBlaCar / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3113 3306 2020-10-02 29,221 0
What are you having for lunch today? textarea textarea 0 3112 3305 2020-10-02 267 0
Who's the most attractive politician? textarea textarea 0 3111 3304 2020-10-02 247 0
How do you feel about the news that Donald Trump has tested positive for Covid-19? textarea textarea 0 3110 3303 2020-10-02 5,046 0
Which of the following is your favourite sports brand? radio Nike / Adidas / DKS / Under Armour / Puma / Skechers / Asics / Columbia Sportswear / Northface / Converse / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3109 3302 2020-10-01 95,907 0
What's the first brand that comes to mind when you think of household paint? textarea textarea 0 3108 3301 2020-10-01 266 0
If you were going to buy a TV tomorrow, which retailer would you buy it from? textarea textarea 0 3107 3300 2020-10-01 1,042 0
If you were going to buy a washing machine tomorrow, which retailer would you buy it from? textarea textarea 0 3106 3299 2020-10-01 1,027 0
If a tax was introduced to help pay for the NHS, which of the following factor(s), if any, do you think should affect an individual's contribution? checkbox Current income / Age / Past NHS use / Expected NHS use / Wealth / Other(s) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3105 3298 2020-10-01 2,015 0
How do you like your steak? radio Raw / Blue / Rare / Medium rare / Medium / Medium well done / Well done / I don't eat steaks / Prefer not to say 1 3104 3297 2020-09-30 29,783 0
Which of the following types of facemask do you think is most appropriate for retail staff to wear, and which the least? maxdiff Plain/medical / Branded e.g. store logo / Humorous e.g. smiley face / Informative e.g. 'keeping you safe' Covid-19 messages 0 3103 3296 2020-09-30 1,106 0
When at a store, how does it make you feel if staff are wearing facemasks? radio Much more comfortable / Somewhat more comfortable / Indifferent / Somewhat less comfortable / Much less comfortable / Prefer not to say 0 3102 3293 2020-09-30 3,509 0
What type of facemasks do you think retail staff should wear? radio Plain/medical / Branded e.g. store logo / Humorous e.g. smiley face / Informative e.g. 'keeping you safe' Covid-19 messages / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3102 3294 2020-09-30 3,509 0
How do you feel about retail staff wearing facemasks with store logos/colours? textarea textarea 0 3102 3295 2020-09-30 3,509 0
Roughly how much more tax per month would you be willing to pay if it went solely to the NHS and everyone in the UK paid the similar amount (within their means)? radio £10 / £20 / £30 / £40 / £50 / £75 / £100 / £150 / £200 / £300 / £400 / £500 / £1000+ / None / Prefer not to say 0 3101 3292 2020-09-30 10,040 0
Which of the following recipe box companies do you order from? checkbox Gousto / Hello Fresh / Morrisons Eat Fresh / Cook with M&S Recipe Box / Feast Box / Riverford / Pasta Evangelists / Abel and Cole / Mindful Chef / The Cookaway / Other / I don't order recipe boxes / Prefer not to say 1 3100 3291 2020-09-29 112,762 365
Which of these brands would you consider purchasing? (tick all that apply) checkbox McVities digestives / Jaffa cakes / Maryland cookies / Oreo cookies / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3099 3289 2020-09-29 2,001 0
Which of these brands have you seen online video advertising for recently? (tick all that apply) checkbox McVities digestives / Jaffa cakes / Maryland cookies / Oreo cookies / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3099 3290 2020-09-29 2,001 0
Which reality TV show(s) have you been on? textarea textarea 0 3098 3287 2020-09-29 518 0
How would you rate your experience on the show(s)? radio Great / Good / Okay / Bad / Terrible / Prefer not to say 0 3098 3288 2020-09-29 518 0
Have you ever been on a reality TV show? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3097 3286 2020-09-29 29,577 0
Before the Covid-19 pandemic, which of the below were true for you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I’ve never taken notice of cleaners in public spaces / I felt that cleaning was something which should take place after hours and behind the scenes / I never thought about what went into the cleaning of public spaces / I never considered whether a public space was clean or not / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3096 3283 2020-09-29 3,297 0
In today’s climate, how do you/would you feel if you saw cleaners carrying out work in public spaces? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Safe / Ambivalent / Like I can trust the environment / Uncomfortable - I think cleaning should take place when public spaces are unoccupied / Satisfied that the space I am in is taking safety measures seriously / It would reassure me to return to/use that public space again / It’s a good reminder of the situation we are in and to stay alert / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3096 3284 2020-09-29 3,297 0
Now, during the pandemic, which of the below are true for you? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I would rather see cleaning operatives in a public space than security officers / I would rather see cleaning operatives in a public space than have customer service operatives available / I would rather see cleaning in operation than maintenance being carried out / Seeing cleaning staff in operation is much more important to me now than pre COVID-19 / My opinion on seeing cleaning staff is unchanged from before COVID-19 / I don’t think seeing cleaning operatives in action is any more important than it was before COVID-19 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3096 3285 2020-09-29 3,297 0
Do you speak a foreign language fluently? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3095 3282 2020-09-28 29,429 0
What's your opinion of the recruitment industry? textarea textarea 0 3094 3281 2020-09-28 243 0
How has the Covid-19 national lockdown changed your gaming habits? radio Spending more time gaming / No change / Spending less time gaming / I don't game / Prefer not to say 0 3093 3278 2020-09-28 30,036 0
Which, if any, of the following PS5s are you planning to purchase in the next 6 months (tick all that apply)? checkbox Physical edition / Digital edition / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3093 3279 2020-09-28 30,036 0
Who will you be buying a PS5 for in the next 6 months? checkbox Myself / Partner/Spouse / Child / Friend / Other / I am not buying a PS5 / Prefer not to say 0 3093 3280 2020-09-28 30,036 0
How has the Covid-19 national lockdown changed your gaming habits? radio Spending more time gaming / No change / Spending less time gaming / I don't game / Prefer not to say 0 3092 3275 2020-09-28 131 0
Have you or are you planning to purchase a PS5 in the next 6 months, pre-order or otherwise? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Yes, the physical edition / Yes, the digital edition / Yes, for myself / Yes, for my child(ren) / No, not purchasing a PS5 / Prefer not to say 0 3092 3276 2020-09-28 131 0
Do you prefer the PS5 or the Xbox Series X? radio PS5 / Xbox Series X / Neither / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3092 3277 2020-09-28 131 0
Among the following beers, which one do you prefer most? radio Camden Brewery / Brewdog / Peroni / Estrella / Moretti / Beavertown / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3091 3274 2020-09-28 985 0
How likely are you to purchase Camden Brewery beers in the next 3 months? radio Definitely / Likely / Not sure / Not likely / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 3090 3273 2020-09-28 998 0
Which of the following beers have you heard of? checkbox Camden Brewery / Brewdog / Peroni / Estrella / Moretti / Beavertown / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3089 3272 2020-09-28 1,000 0
Among the following beers, which one do you prefer most? radio Camden Brewery / Brewdog / Peroni / Estrella / Moretti / Beavertown / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3088 3274 2020-09-28 987 0
How likely are you to purchase Camden Brewery beers in the next 3 months? radio Definitely / Likely / Not sure / Not likely / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 3087 3273 2020-09-28 1,000 0
Which of the following beers have you heard of? checkbox Camden Brewery / Brewdog / Peroni / Estrella / Moretti / Beavertown / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3086 3272 2020-09-28 1,000 0
Which would you rather? radio Having a 10 foot arm / Being followed around by 10 chickens for the rest of your life / Prefer not to say 0 3084 3270 2020-09-25 73 0
Do you use a case for your phone? radio Yes / No / I don't own a phone / Prefer not to say 1 3083 3269 2020-09-25 29,651 0
What's your favourite word in the English language? textarea textarea 1 3082 3268 2020-09-25 20,130 0
If the ability to live forever is offered to you, would you accept it? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 3081 3267 2020-09-25 29,189 0
How often do you buy single malt scotch whisky? radio Never / Every few years / Yearly / Several times a year / At least once a month / Prefer not to say 0 3080 3266 2020-09-25 520 0
Have you ever purchased a bottle of any of the following brands of single malt scotch whisky? (Select all that apply) checkbox Cardhu / Cragganmore / Dalwhinnie / Talisker / Lagavulin / Mortlach / Pittyvaich / The Singleton of Dufftown / Glenfiddich / Glenlivet / Macallan / I purchase whisky but none of these / No, I don't purchase single malt scotch whisky / Prefer not to say 0 3079 3265 2020-09-25 534 0
Have you installed the official NHS test and track app on your smartphone? radio Yes / No, but I will / No, I won't / No, I can't / Prefer not to say 0 3077 3262 2020-09-25 29,303 0
Why? (optional) textarea textarea 0 3077 3263 2020-09-25 29,303 0
Are your most used pair of headphones wireless? radio No, wired / Yes, bluetooth / Yes, infrared / Yes, radiofrequency / I don't own headphones / Prefer not to say 1 3076 3261 2020-09-24 29,129 0
Which social networks do you use regularly? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Facebook / X / Twitter / Pinterest / LinkedIn / Instagram / Reddit / TikTok / Snapchat / Other / I don't use social networks / Prefer not to say 1 3075 3260 2020-09-24 Social media use 150,910 365
Did you work in London before the Covid-19 pandemic? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3074 3259 2020-09-24 76,966 0
What's your favourite number? number 1 3073 3258 2020-09-23 24,708 0
How do you feel about the new restrictions that Boris has recently announced? textarea textarea 0 3072 3257 2020-09-23 259 0
Do you think you have been targeted by a scam or fraud since lockdown began on 23 March this year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3071 3256 2020-09-23 2,037 0
When do you read the Times (newspaper)? checkbox Weekends / Weekdays / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3070 3253 2020-09-23 586 0
Are you subscribed to the Times (newspaper)? radio Yes, subcribed in print (paper delivered regularly) / Yes, subscribed digitally (app/website) / No, I only read it casually / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3070 3254 2020-09-23 586 0
When did you last read the Times (newspaper)? radio In the past month / 1-6 months ago / 6+ months ago / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3070 3255 2020-09-23 586 0
When do you read the Sun (newspaper)? checkbox During weekends / During weekdays / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3069 3250 2020-09-23 615 0
How do you read the Sun (newspaper)? checkbox In print / Digitally (app/website) / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3069 3251 2020-09-23 615 0
When did you last read the Sun (newspaper)? radio In the last month / 1-6 months ago / 6+ months ago / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3069 3252 2020-09-23 615 0
Would you cosider using a voice assistant (e.g. Siri, Alexa) to search for information on any of the following? checkbox Sports news / General news / Stocks/shares prices / Products you want to buy / Bands/celebrities / Cooking recipes / TV programmes / Foreign holidays / UK day trips / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3068 3249 2020-09-23 246 0
Have you used a voice assistant (e.g. Siri, Alexa) to search for information on any of the following? checkbox Sports news / General news / Stocks/shares prices / Products you want to buy / Bands/celebrities / Cooking recipes / TV programmes / Foreign holidays / UK day trips / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3067 3248 2020-09-23 241 0
Do you think you have been targeted by a scam or fraud since lockdown began on 23 March this year? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3066 3247 2020-09-23 2,086 0
We're looking for participants for a medical study. If you would like to take part, please tick any cancer you currently have or are in remission of. Your answer will be used to assess your suitability for the study and will not be shared with 3rd parties. If you are suitable, we'll show the details or you can click 'No thanks, not for me' if you do not wish to take part. checkbox Myeloma / Basal cell carcinoma / Lung carcinoma / Prostate carcinoma / Lobular carcinomas / Colorectal cancer / Hypernephroma / Urothelial carcinoma / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3065 3246 2020-09-23 1,072 0
How would you feel if Facebook shut down in the UK? radio Overjoyed / Happy / indifferent / Sad/Disappointed / Angry/Annoyed / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3064 3243 2020-09-23 60,371 0
How would you feel if Whatsapp shut down in the UK? radio Overjoyed / Happy / Indifferent / Sad/Disappointed / Angry/Annoyed / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3064 3244 2020-09-23 60,371 0
How would you feel if Instagram shut down in the UK? radio Overjoyed / Happy / indifferent / Sad/Disappointed / Angry/Annoyed / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3064 3245 2020-09-23 60,371 0
What is the registration number of the car that you sold? This information will be shared alongside the other answers of this survey (and unidentifiable demographic information), but will not be used for personalisation for this website. textarea textarea 0 3062 3239 2020-09-23 162 0
How was it sold? radio Private sale / Dealership part exchange / We Buy Any Car / Autotrader / Gumtree / Ebay / Evans Halsaw / CarWow / CarStore / Arnold Clark / Motorway.co.uk / Other / Not Applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3062 3240 2020-09-23 162 0
What were you initially offered for the car in £? number 0 3062 3241 2020-09-23 162 0
What did you receive for the car after physical inspection in £? number 0 3062 3242 2020-09-23 162 0
Do you own an indoor plant? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3061 3238 2020-09-22 29,790 0
What's your favourite thing ever? textarea textarea 0 3060 3237 2020-09-22 235 0
When did you last sell a car that you owned? radio Not applicable / 0-6 months ago / 7-11 months ago / 1-2 years ago / 2-5 years ago / 5+ years ago / Prefer not to say 0 3059 3235 2020-09-22 4,139 0
Who did you sell it to? radio Not applicable / We Buy Any Car / Arnold Clark / Evans Halshaw / Trusted Car Buyers / Money 4 Your Motors / We Want Any Car / The Car Buying Group / We Buy Cars Today / Best Car Buyer / Wizzle / SellCar.co.uk / Autotrader / Gumtree / Ebay / CarWow / CarStore / Motorway.co.uk / Dealership part exchange / Buy My Car / Other / Prefer not to say 0 3059 3236 2020-09-22 4,139 0
If there was General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Liberal Democrats / UK Independence Party (UKIP) / Change UK - The Independent Group / Greens / Brexit Party / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Other / Don't know / I would spoil the ballot paper / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 3057 1422 2019-05-15 7,666 0
When did you last sell a car that you owned? radio 0-6 months ago / 7-11 months ago / 1-2 years ago / 3-5 years ago / 5+ years ago / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3056 3232 2020-09-22 2,092 0
Who did you sell it to? radio We Want Any Car / The Car Buying Group / Money 4 Your Motors / We Buy Cars Today / We Buy Any Car / Trusted Car Buyers / SellCar.co.uk / Best Car Buyer / Evans Halshaw / Arnold Clark / Wizzle / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3056 3233 2020-09-22 2,092 0
Which mental health disorder(s) do you think you suffer from? Your response will be used in an anonymous and aggregated report and will be deleted after the research is complete. checkbox Stress / Depression / Anxiety / Panic / Obsessive-compulsive / Post-traumatic stress / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3055 3231 2020-09-21 520 0
Do you use a manual or electric toothbrush? radio Manual / Electric / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 3054 3230 2020-09-21 29,835 0
Have you bought any of the following appliances in the last 6 months? checkbox Dishwasher / Oven / Fridge / Freezer / Microwave / Washing machine / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3053 3229 2020-09-21 236 0
What's your favourite song? textarea textarea 0 3052 3228 2020-09-21 260 0
A £10,000 fine for not self-isolating after a positive Covid-19 test makes me less likely to... checkbox Get tested / Break the rules / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3051 3227 2020-09-20 1,006 0
Would Tom Hardy be a good James Bond? radio Yes / No / I don't know / care / Prefer not to say 0 3050 3226 2020-09-20 1,300 0
If you were asking this question, what would it be? textarea textarea 0 3049 3225 2020-09-19 221 0
Which is the best shark movie? textarea textarea 0 3048 3224 2020-09-19 219 0
What is your least favourite dessert? textarea textarea 0 3047 3223 2020-09-19 232 0
Which of the following file sharing services do you use for work? checkbox Amazon Drive / Box / Citrix Sharefile / Dropbox / Google Drive / Hightail / MediaFire / Microsoft OneDrive / SugarSync / Tresorit / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3046 3222 2020-09-18 27,494 0
Which of the following file sharing services do you use for personal purposes? checkbox Amazon Drive / Box / Citrix Sharefile / Dropbox / Google Drive / Hightail / MediaFire / Microsoft OneDrive / SugarSync / Tresorit / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 3045 3221 2020-09-18 27,527 0
Free public transport in London for under 18s living within 2 miles of school is set to be suspended by the Government after half term. Is this right? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 3044 3219 2020-09-18 100,007 0
Why? (optional) textarea textarea 0 3044 3220 2020-09-18 100,007 0
Have you taken a Bonus boosting survey with any of our survey partners? checkbox Samplicio.us / Pollfish / Prodege / Cint / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3043 3216 2020-09-18 3,207 0
Which is your favourite survey partner? radio Samplicio.us / Pollfish / Prodege / Cint / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3043 3217 2020-09-18 3,207 0
What would make it more likely for you to take a Bonus boosting survey with one of our survey partners? textarea textarea 0 3043 3218 2020-09-18 3,207 0
Could you live without the internet? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3042 3215 2020-09-17 29,065 0
Do you feel that the coronavirus restrictions you are living under, on balance, are still worth it? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3041 3213 2020-09-17 4,095 0
How many people living near you do you think are following the coronavirus restrictions? radio 0-25% / 25-50% / 50-75% / 75-100% / Prefer not to say 0 3041 3214 2020-09-17 4,095 0
Which of the following car models have you seen an online advertisement for recently? checkbox Audi Q7 / Jeep Wrangler / Mercedes G-Class / New Land Rover Defender / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3040 3210 2020-09-17 3,002 0
Which of the following car models would you consider purchasing in the next 12 months? checkbox Audi Q7 / Jeep Wrangler / Mercedes G-Class / New Land Rover Defender / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3040 3211 2020-09-17 3,002 0
Among the following car models, which one do you prefer the most? radio Audi Q7 / Jeep Wrangler / Mercedes G-Class / New Land Rover Defender / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3040 3212 2020-09-17 3,002 0
Which of the following have you bought for your car in the last year? checkbox Replacement bulbs / Engine oil / New battery / Screenwash or de-icer / Wiper blades / Dashcam / AIr fresheners / Car security items (e.g. steering locks) / Car cleaning products (e.g. shampoo, sponges) / Pressure washers or accessories / Car accessories/styling (e.g. child seats, floor mats, alloy wheels) / I've not bought any of these in the last year / I don't own or drive a car / Prefer not to say 0 3039 3207 2020-09-17 6,068 0
Which of the following do you own, and have used in the last 12 months, in your household? checkbox Adult bike (road bike, mountain bike, town bike) / Child's bike / E-bike (electric-assisted bike) / Scooter (non-powered) / E-scooter (electric powered scooter) / Indoor cycling trainer e.g. turbo trainer, rollers / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3039 3208 2020-09-17 6,068 0
Which of the following would you consider buying in the next 6 months? checkbox Adult bike (road bike, mountain bike, town bike) / Child's bike / E-bike (electric-assisted bike) / Scooter (non-powered) / E-scooter (electric powered scooter) / Indoor cycling trainer (e.g. turbo trainer, rollers) / Bike accessories e.g. lights, locks / Bike parts and maintenance (e.g. oil, tubes) / Cycling clothing (e.g. jackets, shorts) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3039 3209 2020-09-17 6,068 0
Have you been on an outdoor break or holiday (e.g. hiking, camping or caravanning) in the past 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3038 3204 2020-09-17 6,003 0
Are you planning on going on an outdoor break or holiday (e.g. hiking, camping or caravanning) in the next 6 months radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3038 3205 2020-09-17 6,003 0
Do you own a bicycle or scooter (non-powered) that you've ridden in the past year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3038 3206 2020-09-17 6,003 0
Are you likely to buy a bicycle or scooter (non-powered) for yourself or an adult member of your household in the next 6 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3037 3201 2020-09-17 8,619 0
Are you likely to buy a bicycle or scooter (non-powered) for any children in your household in the next 6 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3037 3202 2020-09-17 8,619 0
Are you likely to buy a e-bike (electric assisted bike) or electric scooter for yourself or any children in your household in the next 6 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3037 3203 2020-09-17 8,619 0
Are you responsible for the maintenance (i.e. servicing/MOTs/tyres) of a vehicle that you drive / own? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3036 3198 2020-09-17 9,009 0
Have you bought consumables (e.g. bulbs, oil, screenwash etc.) in the past year for a vehicle that you drive/own? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3036 3199 2020-09-17 9,009 0
Have you bought any car accessories (e.g. dashcams, air fresheners, car security items) in the past year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3036 3200 2020-09-17 9,009 0
What comes to mind when you think about the brand Halfords? textarea textarea 0 3035 3197 2020-09-17 2,513 0
What is the most positive thing to come out of Covid for you ? textarea textarea 0 3034 3196 2020-09-17 206 0
What type of retailer do you work for? radio Supermarket/supermarket chain / Specialist shop (e.g. phone shop) / Department store / Convenience shop (not part of large chain) / Internet retail company / Market stall / Other retail outlet / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3033 3194 2020-09-17 27,835 0
What is your hourly wage? radio £6.14 or under / £6.15-£6.91 / £6.92-£7.69 / £7.70-£8.20 / £8.21-£9.50 / £9.51+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3033 3195 2020-09-17 27,835 0
Do you use a smartwatch daily? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 3032 3193 2020-09-16 30,236 0
Have you ever played Fall Guys before? radio Yes, I own it / Yes, played it at a friend's / No, but interested to / No, not interested at all / Never heard of it / Don't play video games / Prefer not to say 0 3031 3192 2020-09-16 100,006 0
What annoys you most about your neighbours? textarea textarea 0 3030 3191 2020-09-16 1,029 0
Would you allow us to use your Survey Draw answers (no contact details) to be used to support ad campaigns on other websites, newspapers, etc. if it helped us fund the daily prizes? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3029 3190 2020-09-16 201 0
Would you report a neighbour for breaking the 'rule of six'? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3028 3189 2020-09-15 13,271 0
If you won £10m in the lottery, would you continue your current line of work? radio No, would retire and enjoy life / No, would pursue different work / Yes, would continue current line of work / Prefer not to say 1 3027 3188 2020-09-15 27,403 0
What's the oldest item in your fridge freezer? textarea textarea 0 3026 3186 2020-09-15 2,172 0
Roughly how old would you say it is? radio 3 months / 6 months / 1 year / 2 years / 3 years / 5 years / 6 years or older / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 3026 3187 2020-09-15 2,172 0
What's the oldest item in your fridge freezer, and how old is it? textarea textarea 0 3025 3185 2020-09-15 1,065 0
What were the subject(s) you found most difficult at school? textarea textarea 0 3024 3184 2020-09-15 245 0
Please can you confirm that you've read this question by answering bonus draw. radio Main Draw / Video Draw / Stackpot / Survey Draw / Bonus Draw / Flash Draw / Mini Draw / Prefer not to say 0 3023 3183 2020-09-15 1,038 0
Are you currently in your PMP postcode? radio Yes / No / I don't know my PMP postcode / I don't know my current postcode / Prefer not to say 0 3022 3182 2020-09-15 2,097 0
Please can you confirm that you've read this question by answering bonus draw. radio Main Draw / Video Draw / Stackpot / Survey Draw / Bonus Draw / Flash Draw / Mini Draw / Prefer not to say 0 3022 3183 2020-09-15 2,097 0
What is your favourite part of Pick My Postcode? textarea textarea / textarea 0 3021 3181 2020-09-15 2,248 0
Please can you confirm that you've read this question by answering bonus draw. radio Main Draw / Video Draw / Stackpot / Survey Draw / Bonus Draw / Flash Draw / Mini Draw / Prefer not to say 0 3021 3183 2020-09-15 2,248 0
What is your favourite part of Pick My Postcode? textarea textarea / textarea 0 3020 3181 2020-09-15 3,203 0
Are you currently in your PMP postcode? radio Yes / No / I don't know my PMP postcode / I don't know my current postcode / Prefer not to say 0 3020 3182 2020-09-15 3,203 0
Please can you confirm that you've read this question by answering bonus draw. radio Main Draw / Video Draw / Stackpot / Survey Draw / Bonus Draw / Flash Draw / Mini Draw / Prefer not to say 0 3020 3183 2020-09-15 3,203 0
How spicy do you like your food? radio Very spicy / Somewhat spicy / Not very spicy / Not spicy at all / Prefer not to say 0 3019 3178 2020-09-15 3,429 0
How do you add spice, if at all, to your food? textarea textarea 0 3019 3179 2020-09-15 3,429 0
For what meals do you eat spicy food? checkbox Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3019 3180 2020-09-15 3,429 0
What are you having for dinner this evening? textarea textarea 0 3018 3177 2020-09-15 261 0
When drinking bourbon/whisky, how would you drink it? checkbox I don't drink whisky/bourbon / I don't drink / Cocktails / Mixer (soft drink) / Mixer (other) / Straight / Straight with ice / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3017 3176 2020-09-15 1,739 0
Have you started your Christmas shopping yet? radio Yes / No / I don't celebrate Christmas / I don't buy Christmas presents / Prefer not to say 0 3016 3175 2020-09-15 1,031 0
Which of the following spirits would you consider purchasing? (Select all that apply) checkbox Jack Daniels / Woodford Reserve / Knob Creek / Buffalo Trace / Four Roses / Jim Beam / I don't drink bourbon / I don't drink whisky / I don't drink / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3015 3174 2020-09-15 1,724 0
Are you currently living in a rented house/flat? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3014 3171 2020-09-15 3,189 0
Which of these features does your home have? checkbox Spare bedroom/Home office / Garden / Off-street parking / En-suite bathroom / Conservatory / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3014 3172 2020-09-15 3,189 0
Please can you confirm that you've read this question by answering strongly disagree. radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3014 3173 2020-09-15 3,189 0
Are you currently living in a rented house/flat? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3013 3171 2020-09-14 3,129 0
Which of these features does your home have? checkbox Spare bedroom/Home office / Garden / Off-street parking / En-suite bathroom / Conservatory / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3013 3172 2020-09-14 3,129 0
Please can you confirm that you've read this question by answering strongly disagree. radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 3013 3173 2020-09-14 3,129 0
Are the advantages of getting married outweighed by the disadvantages? radio Absolutely not / Not really / Not sure / A bit / Very much so / Prefer not to say 1 3012 3170 2020-09-14 27,150 0
Are marriages worth it? radio Very much worth it / Somewhat worth it / Neutral / Somewhat not worth it / Very much not worth it / Prefer not to say 0 3011 3169 2020-09-14 22 0
Which of the following do you grow for your own consumption? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Fruit / Vegetables / Herbs / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3010 3168 2020-09-14 242 0
Do you wish Brexit wasn't happening? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3009 3167 2020-09-13 1,026 0
If you had the power, would you cancel Brexit now? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 3008 3166 2020-09-13 1,022 0
What is your ideal commute time to work? radio No commute, work remotely / Less than 5 minutes / 6-10 minutes / 11-30 minutes / 31-60 minutes / 1 hour+ / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 3007 3165 2020-09-11 29,919 0
Which of these brands have you seen an online advertisement for recently? checkbox Nestle Rowntrees / Haribo / Swizzels / Maynard Bassets / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3006 3163 2020-09-11 4,000 0
Which of these brands would you consider purchasing? checkbox Nestle Rowntrees / Haribo / Swizzels / Maynard Bassets / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3006 3164 2020-09-11 4,000 0
Which of these brands have you seen an online advertisement for recently? checkbox Nestle Rowntrees / Haribo / Swizzels / Maynard Bassets / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3005 3163 2020-09-11 4,001 0
Which of these brands would you consider purchasing? checkbox Nestle Rowntrees / Haribo / Swizzels / Maynard Bassets / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 3005 3164 2020-09-11 4,001 0
What are you doing this weekend? textarea textarea 0 3004 3162 2020-09-11 232 0
Does life get harder or easier as you get older? radio Much harder / Somewhat harder / Neither / Somewhat easier / Much easier / Prefer not to say 1 3001 3161 2020-09-10 29,524 0
How many children under the age of 18 do you have? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4+ / None / Prefer not to say 0 3000 3160 2020-09-10 1,044 0
Who is the best footballer ever? textarea textarea 0 2999 3159 2020-09-10 1,008 0
With the increase in usage of hand sanitisers, what are your main annoyances with the product? checkbox Hands feel sticky / Drys your skin too much / Strong alcohol smell / Takes too long to dry on hands / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2998 3158 2020-09-10 537 0
Which of the following TV shows have you watched? checkbox The Great / The Tudors / The White Queen / The White Princess / The Crown / Downtown Abby / Catherine the Great / Gentleman Jack and Reign / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2997 3157 2020-09-10 544 0
Social media photo filters that 'improve' skin smoothness and 'enhance' facial/body features promote unrealistic body image expectations, and cause self-image anxiety. radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / I don't understand the question / Prefer not to say 0 2996 3156 2020-09-10 7,158 0
Who is the best footballer ever? checkbox Pele / Ronaldo / Messi / Maradona / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2995 3155 2020-09-10 1,006 0
Have you ever boycotted a brand because they’ve acted unethically? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 1 2994 3154 2020-09-09 28,880 0
Which of the following restaurants did you visit during Eat Out to Help Out? checkbox Giggling Squid / Wagamama / Bill's / Thai Square / Miller & Carter / Café Rouge / Zizzi / Prezzo / Giraffe / Pizza Express / Bella Italia / All Bar One / Browns / Las Iguanas / Wahaca / Other / I didn't eat out / Prefer not to say 0 2993 3153 2020-09-09 2,067 0
In which region of the UK do you mainly work? radio British Islands / South East / North East / East Midlands / Greater London / North West / South West / Wales / West Midlands / East of England / Scotland / Northern Ireland / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2992 3152 2020-09-09 1,017 0
How many times have you used the train in 2019? radio 0 time / 1-2 times / 3-5 times / 6-10 times / 11+ times / Prefer not to say 0 2991 3151 2020-09-09 1,029 0
Is the rise in UK knife crimes concerning to you? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2990 3150 2020-09-08 82,326 0
Which is your favourite insurance provider? radio Aviva / Churchill / Admiral / Royal Sun Alliance / Zurich / Direct Line / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2989 3149 2020-09-08 1,051 0
How do you feel about you or members of your family releasing equity on your/their main home? textarea textarea 0 2988 3148 2020-09-08 256 0
Which do you prioritise the highest: your family, work or social life? radio Family / Work / Social life / Prefer not to say 1 2987 3147 2020-09-07 28,412 0
Which of the following have you bought since lockdown started? checkbox Ebike / Netflix membership / Smart watch / Smart fridge / Smart speaker / Laptop / Tablet / Games console / Smart TV / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2986 3146 2020-09-07 1,068 0
How would you feel if Pizza Express went out of business? textarea textarea 0 2985 3145 2020-09-07 274 0
Where is your dream holiday destination? textarea textarea 1 2984 3144 2020-09-04 24,085 0
Do you prefer to spend time with your family or with your friends? radio Family / Friends / No preference / Prefer not to say 1 2983 3143 2020-09-04 29,139 0
Do you prefer a big night out or a quiet night in? radio Big night out / Quiet night in / No preferece / Prefer not to say 1 2982 3142 2020-09-04 30,170 0
What's your favourite TV programme? textarea textarea 0 2981 3141 2020-09-04 245 0
Why will you be going back to your place of work? radio I want to / I have to / I refuse to / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2980 3140 2020-09-04 40,576 0
Has the COVID-19 crisis made you want to move to a more rural location in the next 2 years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2979 3138 2020-09-04 605 0
Do you think you will move to a more rural location in the next 2 years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2979 3139 2020-09-04 605 0
Which activity do you do most often with your free time? radio Watching TV / Spending time with friends/family / Listening to music / Eating out at restaurants / Browsing the internet / Shopping (Online) / Days out/visits to places / Reading / Going to pubs/bars/clubs / Gardening / DIY / Playing video games / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2977 3136 2020-09-03 200,284 0
In order for us to verify your answers, we need to ensure you are fully reading the questions. Please can you select every day as the answer to this question. radio Every day / Several times a week / Weekly / Several times a month / Monthly / Rarely / Never / Prefer not to say 1 2977 3137 2020-09-03 200,284 0
What's your favourite city? textarea textarea 0 2976 3134 2020-09-03 527 0
Have you ever visited? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2976 3135 2020-09-03 527 0
Which city is the capital of England? radio London / Bristol / Madrid / Newcastle / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2975 3132 2020-09-03 1,120 0
Which of these countries is in Europe? checkbox France / India / Brazil / Vietnam / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2975 3133 2020-09-03 1,120 0
Why are you nervous about going back to your place of work? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Safety on the commute / I'm now used to working from home / Childcare / School run / Work/Life balance / Feel pressure from employer / Safety in the work place / Having to live nearby / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2974 3131 2020-09-03 6,683 0
Are you visiting restaurants less than you were before lock down? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2973 3128 2020-09-02 688 0
Are you visiting shops less than you were before lock down? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2973 3129 2020-09-02 688 0
If you could see a shop or restaurant taking extra steps to decontaminate their venue, would you visit them rather than their competitor? radio Yes / No / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2973 3130 2020-09-02 688 0
Do you actively seek out new experiences, or prefer to stick with what you know you enjoy? radio Seek out new experiences / Stick with what you enjoy / About half and half / Prefer not to say 1 2972 3127 2020-09-02 28,737 0
What is the first day of the week? radio Sunday / Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Thursday / Friday / Saturday / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2971 3124 2020-09-02 3,121 0
What is the last day of the week? radio Sunday / Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Thurdsay / Friday / Saturday / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2971 3125 2020-09-02 3,121 0
Which days make up the weekend? checkbox Sunday / Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Thursday / Friday / Saturday / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2971 3126 2020-09-02 3,121 0
How often do you shop at local independent stores? radio Several times a week / Once a week / 2-3 times a month / Once a month / A few times a year / Never / Prefer not to say 0 2970 3121 2020-09-02 117 0
Do you, or have you ever used a loyalty/reward card? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2970 3122 2020-09-02 117 0
How strongly do you agree with the following statement: Supporting small independent local businesses is important to me (Hammersmith & Fulham only) radio Strongly disagree / Somewhat disagree / Somewhat agree / Strongly agree / Prefer not to say 0 2970 3123 2020-09-02 117 0
Do you believe aliens exist on planet Earth? textarea textarea 0 2969 3120 2020-09-01 231 0
Do you dream about monkeys? textarea textarea 0 2968 3119 2020-09-01 218 0
Do you care about international politics? checkbox Very much / Somewhat / Don't care at all / Prefer not to say 1 2967 3118 2020-09-01 27,837 0
Do you own (or intend to own in the next 2 years) the following green energy products? checkbox Solar panels / Hydroelectric generator / Wind turbine / Electric vehicles / Non-gas boilers / Heat pump / Double glazing windows/doors / uPVC windows/doors / Other / I don't own green energy products / Prefer not to say 0 2966 3117 2020-09-01 1,045 0
How do you feel about returning to your place of work? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Desperate / Not so desperate / Nervous / Very nervous / Don't mind either way / None of the above / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2964 3113 2020-09-01 100,826 0
How well has your employer handled getting employees back to the place of work? radio Very well / Quite well / Okay / Not very well / Very badly / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2964 3114 2020-09-01 100,826 0
Roughly what percentage of your working week will now be working from home? radio None / 20% / 40% / 60% / 80% / 100% / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2964 3115 2020-09-01 100,826 0
If you could vote in the US presidential election, who would you vote for? radio Donald Trump / Joe Biden / Neither / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2963 3112 2020-09-01 5,927 0
How do you feel the government is handling the Covid-19 pandemic? textarea textarea 0 2962 3111 2020-09-01 234 0
Unemployment benefit should vary according to how much the claimant used to earn. radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 2960 3110 2020-09-01 225 0
How would you describe you home broadband service? textarea textarea 0 2959 3109 2020-09-01 1,038 0
Do you bet on horse racing? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2958 3108 2020-09-01 42,575 0
How would you describe the customer service you receive from your bank? textarea textarea 0 2957 3107 2020-09-01 1,026 0
What taxes, if any, should be raised to pay for the cost to Government of the Covid-19 pandemic? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Income tax / VAT / Capital gains tax / Corporation tax / Inheritance tax / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2955 3105 2020-08-30 23,183 0
What government spending, if any, should be cut to pay for the cost of the Covid-19 pandemic? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Foreign aid / International development / State pension / Benefits / Health / Education / Defence / Housing and environment / Public order / Transport / Personal social services / Industry, agriculture and employment / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2955 3106 2020-08-30 23,183 0
In your view, does the Government do enough to encourage cycling amongst retirees? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2954 3102 2020-08-29 6,037 0
“The Government should introduce a Cycle to Retirement scheme allowing anyone in receipt of the state pension to buy a bike or ebike from gross income, thereby getting a 20% reduction in the cost." radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 2954 3103 2020-08-29 6,037 0
Would you buy a bike or ebike if such a scheme were introduced? radio Yes / No / I already have one / I cannot ride a bike / Prefer not to say 0 2954 3104 2020-08-29 6,037 0
How do you feel about your spending habits? radio I spend way too much / I spend slightly too much / I spend the right amount / I spend slightly too little / I spend way too little / I don't spend / Prefer not to say 0 2953 3101 2020-08-28 200 0
Do you pay back the entirety of your credit card debt every month? radio Yes / No / I don't have a credit card / Prefer not to say 1 2952 3100 2020-08-28 22,961 0
Do you have a personal credit card? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2951 3099 2020-08-28 200 0
What % of your income goes towards your savings? radio I don't save / 0%-5% / 5%-10% / 10%-20% / 20%-30% / 30%+ / Prefer not to say 0 2950 3098 2020-08-28 200 0
What more can this government do to protect your human rights? textarea textarea 0 2949 3097 2020-08-28 250 0
Would you download an app on your device(s) that anonymously monitored your internet usage for market research purposes for £10 PMP Bonus for each month you left it running? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 2948 3096 2020-08-28 255 0
Would you download an app on your device(s) that anonymously monitored your internet usage for market research purposes for £5 payment per month? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 2947 3095 2020-08-28 248 0
Would you download an app on your device(s) that anonymously monitored your internet usage for market research purposes for 30p PMP Bonus for each day you left it running? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 2946 3094 2020-08-28 259 0
Would you download an app on your device(s) that anonymously monitored your internet usage for market research purposes for free access to Netflix as long as you left it running? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 2945 3093 2020-08-28 241 0
Would you download an app on your device(s) that anonymously monitored your internet usage for market research purposes for £10 payment per month? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 2944 3092 2020-08-28 210 0
Would you download an app on your device(s) that anonymously monitored your internet usage for market research purposes for 10p PMP Bonus for each day you left it running? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 2943 3091 2020-08-28 224 0
Would you download an app on your device(s) that anonymously monitored your internet usage for market research purposes for £50 PMP Bonus? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 2942 3090 2020-08-28 211 0
Would you download an app on your device(s) that anonymously monitored your internet usage for market research purposes for £10 PMP Bonus? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 2941 3089 2020-08-28 238 0
If you needed a loan, where would you go to get one? textarea textarea 0 2940 3088 2020-08-28 235 0
How often do you shop at local independent stores? radio Several times a week / Once a week / 2-3 times a month / Once a month / A few times a year / Never / Prefer not to say 0 2939 3085 2020-08-28 6,008 0
Do you, or have you ever used a loyalty/reward card? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2939 3086 2020-08-28 6,008 0
How strongly do you agree with the following statement: Supporting small independent local businesses is important to me radio Strongly disagree / Somewhat disagree / Somewhat agree / Strongly agree / Prefer not to say 0 2939 3087 2020-08-28 6,008 0
Have you seen Power, the crime drama TV show on Netflix? radio Yes / No / I don't watch Netflix / Prefer not to say 0 2938 3084 2020-08-28 122,746 0
Have you ever hired a private tutor for school work? radio Yes, regularly / Yes, on separate occasions / Yes, only once/twice / No, never / Prefer not to say 1 2937 3083 2020-08-27 30,013 0
When is 12pm? radio Noon/Midday / Midnight / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2936 3082 2020-08-27 1,044 0
Have you ever subscribed to, or had access to BT Sport? radio Yes / No / I don't watch sport / Prefer not to say 0 2935 3081 2020-08-27 31,832 0
Do you regularly watch sport on TV at home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2934 3080 2020-08-27 789 0
Did you go to (or are going to) a private school? radio Yes / No / I did not go to school / Prefer not to say 1 2933 3079 2020-08-26 30,090 0
Are you planning on returning to your place of work when the children go back to school? radio Yes / No / I'm already back at my place of work / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2932 3078 2020-08-26 1,106 0
Which of the following products, if any, are you buying more of since being at home due to COVID-19? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Tea / Coffee / Biscuits / Crisps / Sweets / Milk / Meat / Fish / Vegetables / Tinned foods / Salad items (e.g. lettuce, cucumber, tomatoes) / Eggs / Bread / Cheese / Dell items (e.g. cold meats) / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2931 3075 2020-08-26 6,042 0
To what extent do you agree/disagree with the following statement: I have learned to cook more since spending time at home due to COVID-19 radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 2931 3076 2020-08-26 6,042 0
Which of the following dishes, if any, have you learned to cook since being at home due to COVID-19? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Spaghetti Bolognese / Toad in the hole / Roast dinner / Fish and chips / Lasagne / Chilli con carne / Soup / Chicken pie / Beef stew / Macaroni cheese / Casserole / Burgers / Pizza / Avocado toast / Risotto / Fish Pie / Cauliflower rice / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2931 3077 2020-08-26 6,042 0
What do you look for when purchasing a fan? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Brand / Colour / Price / Noise output / Size / Energy efficiency / Delivery time / Reviews / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2930 3072 2020-08-26 6,221 0
To what extent do you agree/disagree with the following statement: I struggle to sleep during a heatwave radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 2930 3073 2020-08-26 6,221 0
Roughly how much more/less sleep do you get per night during a heatwave? radio 3+ hours more / 2 hours more / 1 hour more / About the same / 1 hour less / 2 hours less / 3+ hours less / I don't sleep during a heatwave / Prefer not to say 0 2930 3074 2020-08-26 6,221 0
Which of the following do you think is necessary to own for baking? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Stand mixer / Oven / Food processor / Bread maker / Cake tin / Cake maker / Weighing scales / Fridge freezer / Microwave / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2929 3069 2020-08-26 6,020 0
Which of the following, if any, do you enjoy baking? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Lemon drizzle cake / Victoria sponge / Chocolate cake / Avocado brownies / Chocolate brownies / Bakewell tarts / Flapjacks / Millionaire’s shortbread / Chocolate muffins / Cheese scones / Fruit scones / Cookies / Fruit pie / Sourdough bread / Hot cross buns / Gingerbread / Cheesecake / Other / Not applicable – I don’t bake / Prefer not to say 0 2929 3070 2020-08-26 6,020 0
Over all the series to date, which Great British Bake-Off personality did you like the most? (Select one) radio Mary Berry / Paul Hollywood / Sue Perkins / Mel Giedroyc / Sandi Toksvig / Prue Leith / Noel Fielding / Other / I don’t like any of the personalities on Great British Bake Off / Not applicable - I don't watch the Great British Bake Off / Prefer not to say 0 2929 3071 2020-08-26 6,020 0
How often do you bake at home? radio Every day / Several times a week / Weekly / Several times a month / Monthly / Rarely / Never / Prefer not to say 1 2928 3068 2020-08-25 106,615 0
Which of the following musical instruments do you play? checkbox Piano/keyboard / Guitar / Violin / Drums / Saxophon / Flute / Clarinet / Cello / Trumpet / Voice / Other / I don't play musical instruments / Prefer not to say 1 2927 3067 2020-08-25 104,965 0
Which is your favourite city you've ever visited? textarea textarea 0 2926 3066 2020-08-25 269 0
Due to the perceived links with colonialism and slavery, the BBC has decided Rule Britannia and Land of Hope of Glory will be performed without lyrics at the Last Night of the Proms. How strongly do you agree or disagree with this decision? radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree not disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 2925 3065 2020-08-25 6,668 0
Which of the following best describes your gender? radio I am a woman / I am a man / I am neither a man nor woman / I identify as a woman / I identify as a man / I identify as neither man nor woman / Prefer not to say 0 2924 3064 2020-08-24 517 0
How often do you have a professional haircut? radio I don't have professional haircuts / Less than once a year / 1-6 times a year / 7-11 times a year / Once a month / Twice a month / Three times or more a month / Prefer not to say 1 2923 3063 2020-08-24 30,321 0
How often do you smoke cigarettes? radio Never / Less than once a month / Once/twice a month / Weekly / Once a day / 2-3 times a day / 4+ times a day / Prefer not to say 1 2922 3062 2020-08-21 73,767 0
Should cannabis be legalised for recreational use in the UK? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 2921 3061 2020-08-21 27,453 0
Do you agree with cannabis being slowly legalised for recreational use around the world? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neutral / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 1 2920 3060 2020-08-21 30,579 0
Have you considered giving up exercise because of bladder leakage? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2919 3058 2020-08-20 1,016 0
Did you know you can improve bladder leaks by doing pelvic floor exercises and using Kegel weights? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2919 3059 2020-08-20 1,016 0
Which of the following Myers–Briggs personality type are you? radio ENTP / ENFP / INFP / ISFP / ESFP / ESTP / ISTP / INTP / INTJ / INFJ / ENFJ / ESFJ / ISFJ / ISTJ / ESTJ / ENTJ / I don't know / Prefer not to say 1 2918 3057 2020-08-20 30,791 0
What's your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 2917 3056 2020-08-20 284 0
Should Scotland be an independent country? radio Yes / No / Undecided / Prefer not to say 0 2916 3055 2020-08-20 3,079 0
Do you think Donald Trump is going to win the next election? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2915 3054 2020-08-19 16,996 0
Which of these brands have you heard of? (tick all that apply) checkbox Freddo Treasures / Kinder Surprise / Milky Way / Smarties / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2914 2906 2020-07-27 6,518 0
Which of these brands have you seen online video advertising for recently? (tick all that apply) checkbox Freddo Treasures / Kinder Surprise / Milky Way / Smarties / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2914 2907 2020-07-27 6,518 0
For which of the following brands do you have a positive opinion? (tick all that apply) checkbox Freddo Treasures / Kinder Surprise / Milky Way / Smarties / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2914 2908 2020-07-27 6,518 0
Do you enjoy listening to any of the following artists? checkbox The 1975 / Sam Fender / Catfish And The Bottlemen / Tame Impala / Foals / Arctic Monkeys / Two Door Cinema Club / Gorillaz / Ed Sheeran / George Ezra / Kasabian / The Strokes / Declan McKenna / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2913 3053 2020-08-19 258 0
Would you consider upgrading to a 5G enabled mobile phone in the next 6 months? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 2912 3052 2020-08-19 507 0
Nottinghamshire County Council want to redevelop Regatta Way Sports Ground in West Bridgford for properties and schools, depriving WB Colts, the largest youth football club in the UK, of a home. Would you agree with this decision? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2911 3051 2020-08-19 1,953 0
Will you be looking to upgrade to the new iPhone when it’s released in September? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 2910 3050 2020-08-18 308 0
Do you think blockchain is a disruptive technology? radio Yes, will displace existing market(s) / No, passing fad / I don't know what blockchain is / Prefer not to say 1 2909 3049 2020-08-18 30,211 0
‘Tenet’, the new film directed by Christopher Nolan (Inception, The Dark Knight), is being released August 26th – where would you prefer to watch it? radio At the cinema / I’d pay an extra one-off fee for an early at-home version / Subscription streaming platform (Netflix, Disney + etc) / Free TV or my channel-based package (Sky/Virgin/BT/Now) / Wait for a traditional, later home release and buy the film (digital download, DVD) / Prefer not to say 0 2908 3048 2020-08-18 3,028 0
If there was a film being released that you really wanted to see, where would you most likely to watch it? radio At the cinema / I’d pay an extra one-off fee for an early at-home version / Subscription streaming platform (Netflix, Disney + etc) / Free TV or my channel-based package (Sky/Virgin/BT/Now) / Wait for a traditional, later home release and buy the film (digital download, DVD) / Prefer not to say 0 2907 3047 2020-08-18 3,026 0
Would you be willing to go to the cinema now that they have reopened after the Covid-19 lockdown? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2906 3045 2020-08-18 6,041 0
What could your local cinema do to make it more likely for you to go? textarea textarea 0 2906 3046 2020-08-18 6,041 0
Will you continue to hire remotely in the future? radio Yes, definitely / No, we will go back to relying on face-to-face interviews / We will move to a mixed model / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2905 3044 2020-08-18 301 0
Have you hired more or less women and ethnic minorities vs a similar period pre-lockdown? radio More / Less / No change / Prefer not to say 0 2904 3041 2020-08-18 1,208 0
Have you lost more/less good candidates through the recruitment process vs a similar period pre-lockdown? radio More / Less / No change / Prefer not to say 0 2904 3042 2020-08-18 1,208 0
Do you think remote hiring has helped remove unconscious bias in your hiring process? radio Yes, definitely / Yes, a bit / No change / No, it's had the opposite effect / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2904 3043 2020-08-18 1,208 0
If you could change how you voted in the UK General Election in December last year, would you? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2903 3040 2020-08-18 19,816 0
What have you used to screen/interview candidates when hiring remotely? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Video / Telephone / Face-to-face / Recruitment agencies / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2902 3037 2020-08-18 1,515 0
Have you found it more/less difficult to find the right talent when hiring remotely vs face to face? radio More difficult / Less difficult / No change / Prefer not to say 0 2902 3038 2020-08-18 1,515 0
Did you feel prepared to shift to this way of working? radio Yes, definitely / Yes, slightly / No, not really / No, not at all / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2902 3039 2020-08-18 1,515 0
Which of the following film studios/franchises are you a fan of? (Select all that apply) checkbox Walt Disney Animated / Walt Disney Live Action / Pixar Studios / Star Wars / Marvel / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2901 3036 2020-08-18 532 0
Please select the word "Flamingo". radio Flamingo / Panda / Koala / Tiger / Hippo / Vulture / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2900 3035 2020-08-18 204 0
Are you any of the following? radio Electrician / Carpenter / Automative mechanic / Plumber / Welder / Crane operator / Brick mason / Construction manager / Avionics technician / Rotary drill operator / Boilermaker / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2899 3034 2020-08-17 501 0
Do you own any cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 2898 3033 2020-08-17 123,827 365
What are the two faces of a coin? checkbox Heads / Tails / Feet / Hands / Shoulders / Wings / Prefer not to say 0 2897 3032 2020-08-17 240 0
How many sides does a square have? radio 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2896 3031 2020-08-17 240 0
Is Morrisons right to replace plastic ‘bags for life’ with paper bags? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2894 3028 2020-08-17 12,324 0
What's the first word that comes to mind when you think of Morrisons? textarea textarea 0 2894 3029 2020-08-17 12,324 0
How old are you? number 0 2893 3027 2020-08-17 1,044 0
How many employees have you hired remotely in the last 6 months? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / None / Prefer not to say 0 2892 3026 2020-08-17 4,519 0
(redundant) ‘Tenet’, the new film directed by Christopher Nolan (Inception, The Dark Knight), is being released on 26th August – where would you most prefer to watch it? radio At the cinema / Early at-home version / Subscription streaming platform / Free/subscription TV / Direct purchase after release / Prefer not to say 0 2891 3025 2020-08-17 1,546 0
(redundant) If there was a film being released that you really wanted to see, where would you most likely to watch it? radio At the cinema / Early at-home version / Subscription streaming platform / Free/subscription TV / Direct purchase after release / Prefer not to say 0 2890 3024 2020-08-17 1,526 0
(redundant) Would you be willing to go to the cinema now that they have reopened after the Covid-19 lockdown? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2889 3022 2020-08-17 3,050 0
(redundant) What could your local cinema do to make it more likely for you to go? textarea textarea 0 2889 3023 2020-08-17 3,050 0
Before the Covid-19 lockdown, how often do you visit the cinema? checkbox Never / Less than once a year / Once/twice a year / 3-5 times a year / 6-11 times a year / 12+ times a year / Prefer not to say 0 2888 3019 2020-08-17 215 0
Would you be willing to go to the cinema now that they have reopened after the Covid-19 lockdown? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2888 3020 2020-08-17 215 0
Why/why not? textarea textarea 0 2888 3021 2020-08-17 215 0
How concerned are you about the likelihood of your child/ren's GCSE results being set by Ofqual's algorithm this Thursday, in the absence of exams? radio Very concerned / Somewhat concerned / Not very concerned / Not at all concerned / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2887 3017 2020-08-16 7,006 0
Which of the following should determine your child/ren's GCSE grades? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Teacher predictions / An exam when safe to do so / Ofqual algorithm / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2887 3018 2020-08-16 7,006 0
Which of the following brands of British ready meal do you occasionally buy? checkbox Charlie Bigham's / Hearty Food Company / Quorn / Wicked Kitchen / Kirstys / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy British ready meals / Prefer not to say 1 2885 3015 2020-08-14 32,074 0
Which of the following brands of British ready meal do you regularly buy? checkbox Charlie Bigham's / Hearty Food Company / Quorn / Wicked Kitchen / Kirstys / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy British ready meals / Prefer not to say 1 2884 3014 2020-08-14 31,810 0
Which of the following are you likely to buy in the next 12 months (tick all that apply)? checkbox Smartphone / Tablet / Laptop / Desktop / Smart speaker / Game console / TV / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2883 3013 2020-08-14 668 183
Do you plan to buy (direct purchase/phone plan) a new smartphone in the next 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2882 3012 2020-08-14 2,576 0
What's your favourite season? radio Spring / Summer / Autumn / Winter / Prefer not to say 0 2881 3011 2020-08-14 228 0
What's your favourite film? textarea textarea 0 2880 3010 2020-08-14 266 0
There are social distancing rules in England that say what you can and can't do when interacting with others. As far as you understand, and excluding places that are under local lockdown, which of the following things are people in England allowed to do? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Hugging family members or friends that you do not live with / Provide childcare to someone else's children / Shaking hands when meeting someone new / Playing sport that is organised by a sports club / Being 1m away from someone you don't live with, without wearing a face covering or other mitigation / When outdoors, meeting in groups of 2 households or 6 people from multiple households / Share a car with someone who is not in your household / Meeting with friends or family from two other households at your home or theirs, indoors / Meeting with friends or family from two other households at a pub, cafe or restaurant, indoors / Stay overnight in someone else’s home / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2879 3009 2020-08-13 2,010 0
There are social distancing rules in England that say what you can and can't do when interacting with others. As far as you understand, and excluding places that are under local lockdown, which of the following things are people in England allowed to do? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Hugging family members or friends that you do not live with / Provide childcare to someone else's children / Shaking hands when meeting someone new / Playing sport that is organised by a sports club / Being 1m away from someone you don't live with, without wearing a face covering or other mitigation / When outdoors, meeting in groups of 2 households or 6 people from multiple households / Share a car with someone who is not in your household / Meeting with friends or family from two other households at your home or theirs, indoors / Meeting with friends or family from two other households at a pub, cafe or restaurant, indoors / Stay overnight in someone else’s home / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2878 3009 2020-08-13 1,563 0
As far as you understand, which of the following are permitted under the current social distancing policy in England? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Hugging family members or friends that you do not live with / Provide childcare to someone else's children / Shaking hands when meeting someone new / Playing sport that is organised by a sports club / Being 1m away from someone you don't live with, without wearing a face covering or other mitigation / When outdoors, meeting in groups of 2 households or 6 people from multiple households / Share a car with someone who is not in your household / Meeting with friends or family from two other households at your home or theirs, indoors / Meeting with friends or family from two other households at a pub, cafe or restaurant, indoors / Stay overnight in someone else’s home / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2877 3008 2020-08-13 364 0
It has been over 34 degrees in the UK for 4 days. How has all this heat made you feel? textarea textarea 0 2876 3007 2020-08-13 244 0
Which of the following brands of fresh pizza do you occasionally buy? checkbox Pizza Express / Wicked Kitchen / The Pizza Company / Hearty Food Co. / Tesco / Sainsbury's / ASDA / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy fresh pizza / Prefer not to say 1 2875 3006 2020-08-13 92,010 0
Which of the following brands of fresh pizza do you regularly buy? checkbox Pizza Express / Wicked Kitchen / The Pizza Company / Hearty Food Co. / Tesco / Sainsbury's / ASDA / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy fresh pizza / Prefer not to say 1 2874 3005 2020-08-13 91,562 0
Have any of your children moved back in with you since lockdown began (either temporarily or permanently)? radio Yes / No / N/A / Prefer not to say 0 2873 3004 2020-08-13 408 0
Have you moved back in with your parent(s) since lockdown began (either temporarily or permanently)? radio Yes / No / N/A / Prefer not to say 0 2872 3003 2020-08-13 603 0
If you, or a child, received A-Level results today, were you pleased or disappointed? radio Very pleased / Somewhat pleased / Neutral / Somewhat disappointed / Very disappointed / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2871 3000 2020-08-13 146,829 0
Will you / your child get into the first-choice university? (optional) radio Yes / No / I don't know / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2871 3001 2020-08-13 146,829 0
How many fewer/more UCAS points were attained than expected? (optional) radio 100+ more / 60-99 more / 35-59 more / 20-34 more / 10-19 more / 1-9 more / As expected / 1-9 fewer / 10-19 fewer / 20-34 fewer / 35-59 fewer / 60-99 fewer / 100+ fewer / I don't know / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2871 3002 2020-08-13 146,829 0
When you or your company currently gather insights/conduct market research, what methodology is used? Please tick each that apply. checkbox Quantitative / Qualitative / I'm not sure / N/A / Prefer not to say 0 2869 2996 2020-08-12 24,764 0
Do you/your company use any online tools or insight agencies to help in your research, if so, which ones? textarea textarea 0 2869 2997 2020-08-12 24,764 0
When conducting research what is your average sample size? radio Under 50 / 50-100 / 101-500 / 501-1000 / 1001+ / N/A / Prefer not to say 0 2869 2998 2020-08-12 24,764 0
Would you/your company be interested in a service that can rapidly poll thousands of people across the UK, delivering results on the same day? radio Yes / Maybe / No / Prefer not to say 0 2869 2999 2020-08-12 24,764 0
How important would you say conducting research is to the success of your product and/or business? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not very important / Not important at all / Prefer not to say 0 2868 2993 2020-08-12 20,002 0
What is your current job title? textarea textarea 0 2868 2994 2020-08-12 20,002 0
What would you/your company consider to be the biggest issues/obstacles you face when conducting research? Choose 3. checkbox Budget / Quality/Trustworthiness of data / Speed of results / Complexity of tool or process / Other time constraints / Company restrictions / Representative sampling / Field work issues (Running out of sample or or falling below quoted IR) / Suppliers / Value not seen in it / N/A / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2868 2995 2020-08-12 20,002 0
Which of the following brands of pies do you occasionally buy? checkbox Pukka / Eastman's / Charlie Bigham's / Higgidy / Fry's / Tesco / Sainbury's / ASDA / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy pies / Prefer not to say 1 2867 2992 2020-08-12 32,946 0
Which of the following brands of pies do you regularly buy? checkbox Pukka / Eastman's / Charlie Bigham's / Higgidy / Fry's / Tesco / Sainbury's / ASDA / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy pies / Prefer not to say 1 2866 2991 2020-08-12 33,068 0
If you work in a supermarket, which job role do you currently work in? radio I don't work in a supermarket / Cashier / Customer service representative / Food buyer / Store manager / Stock clerk / Shop floor assistant / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2865 2990 2020-08-12 3,864 0
Do you work in a supermarket? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2864 2989 2020-08-12 1,278 0
Are you looking to purchase a new sofa/suite in the next 3 months? checkbox Yes / No / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2863 2988 2020-08-12 504 0
What word(s) come to mind when you think of John Lewis & Partners / Waitrose? textarea textarea 0 2862 2985 2020-08-12 6,020 0
How has your opinion of the company changed since this time last year? radio Much better / Somewhat better / No change / Somewhat worse / Much worse / Prefer not to say 0 2862 2986 2020-08-12 6,020 0
"John Lewis & Partners are moving with the times" radio Agree / Disagree / Prefer not to say 0 2862 2987 2020-08-12 6,020 0
Which of these fruits have you eaten in the last 7 days? checkbox Apple / Banana / Cherry / Orange / Kiwi / Peach / Plum / Strawberry / Raspberry / Blueberry / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2861 2984 2020-08-11 1,058 0
What's the strangest thing that's ever happened to you? textarea textarea 0 2859 2982 2020-08-11 249 0
What's the best thing that has recently happened to you? textarea textarea 0 2858 2981 2020-08-11 268 0
How much do you currently trust the UK Government? radio Very much / Somewhat / Not very much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 1 2857 2980 2020-08-11 109,428 90
Which, if any, of the following Asian ethnicities do you consider yourself? checkbox I'm not Asian / Central Asian / East Asian / Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders / Southeast Asian / South Asian / West Asian / Prefer not to say 0 2856 2979 2020-08-11 1,175 0
Which of the following meat slices brand do you occasionally buy? checkbox Eastman's / Mattessons / Bernard Matthews / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy meat slices / Prefer not to say 1 2855 2978 2020-08-10 33,122 0
Which of the following meat slices brand do you regularly buy? checkbox Eastman's / Mattessons / Bernard Matthews / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy meat slices / Prefer not to say 1 2854 2977 2020-08-10 32,786 0
If you have £1000 to invest into shares right now, which of the following sectors would you invest in? checkbox Banks / Retailers / Pharmaceuticals / Manufacturers / Insurers / Industries / Energy / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2853 2976 2020-08-10 886 0
How often do you/your company conduct market research and/or gather consumer/user insight? radio I don't work / Never / Never, but I/we should / Very rarely / Once or twice a year / 3-6 times a year / 6-11 times a year / Monthly / Weekly / Daily / Prefer not to say 1 2852 2975 2020-08-10 37,724 0
Which of the following unsmoked fresh fish product do you occasionally buy? checkbox Tuna / Haddock / Cod / Sea bass / Salmon / Mackerel / Kippers / Loch trout / Plaice / Basa / Other / I don't buy unsmoked fresh fish products / Prefer not to say 1 2851 2974 2020-08-07 34,683 0
Which of the following unsmoked fresh fish product do you regularly buy? checkbox Tuna / Haddock / Cod / Sea bass / Salmon / Mackerel / Kippers / Loch trout / Plaice / Basa / Other / I don't buy unsmoked fresh fish products / Prefer not to say 1 2850 2973 2020-08-07 34,155 0
How are you feeling today? textarea textarea 0 2849 2972 2020-08-07 257 0
Which of the following do you eat regularly? checkbox Avocados / Hummus / Cherry tomatoes / Olives / Quinoa / Cous Cous / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2848 2971 2020-08-07 263 0
When you stop for car fuel, do you buy other goods / services as well as fuel? radio Always / Mostly / Rarely / Never / I don't stop for fuel / Prefer not to say 0 2847 2968 2020-08-07 1,604 0
How much does variety and quality of shops impact your decision as to where to buy your car fuel? radio Very much / Somewhat / Not at all / I don't buy car fuel / Prefer not to say 0 2847 2969 2020-08-07 1,604 0
My local motor fuel forecourt is an important part of the community. radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neutral / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 2847 2970 2020-08-07 1,604 0
Which of the following words, if any, come to mind when you think of "motor fuel"? checkbox Petrol / Diesel / Electric / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2846 2965 2020-08-07 1,602 0
If forecourts in the UK could fuel electric cars in 15 minutes, would you be more likely to buy an electric car? radio Much more likely / More likely / Neutral / Less likely / Much less likely / Prefer not to say 0 2846 2966 2020-08-07 1,602 0
Electric car range – if a forecourt with fast electric charging was within 10 miles of your home – would you buy an electric car? radio Much more likely / More likely / Neutral / Less likely / Much less likely / Prefer not to say 0 2846 2967 2020-08-07 1,602 0
What best describes your natural hair type? radio Straight / Wavy / Curly / Coily / Prefer not to say 1 2844 2962 2020-08-06 234,913 0
Do you grow your own fruit and/or veg? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 2843 2961 2020-08-06 80,611 0
What are the main challenges for your therapeutic work when returning to face to face work post Covid? checkbox Practicing your therapy in a socially distanced way / Reassuring clients that their in-person visits are Covid safe / Being able to find a therapy room that is open and available / Ensuring that your therapy room is Covid safe / Managing costs of practicing in a Covid safe way / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2842 2958 2020-08-06 990 0
To what extent have restrictions following the Covid-19 outbreak led to a reduction in your therapeutic work? radio Not affected the number of clients I work with / Slightly reduced the number of clients I work with / Significantly reduced the number of clients I work with / I have stopped working with most of my clients / I have stopped working with all of my clients / Prefer not to say 0 2842 2959 2020-08-06 990 0
What's the one thing you're looking for from your therapy room in the new reality? textarea textarea 0 2842 2960 2020-08-06 990 0
Which of the following brands of fresh chicken do you occasionally buy? checkbox Hearty Food Co. / Willow Farm / Chop / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy fresh chicken / Prefer not to say 1 2840 2956 2020-08-05 90,443 0
Which of the following brands of fresh chicken do you regularly buy? checkbox Hearty Food Co. / Willow Farm / Chop / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy fresh chicken / Prefer not to say 1 2839 2955 2020-08-05 90,164 0
Have the recent lockdown restrictions made buying pet food difficult? radio Yes / No / I don't buy pet food / Prefer not to say 0 2838 2954 2020-08-05 8,820 0
How old is your dog? radio 0-6 months / 6-12 months / 1-2 years / 2-5 years / 5+ years / I don't have a dog / Prefer not to say 0 2837 2952 2020-08-05 406 0
How much does your dog weigh? checkbox 0-10 kg / 11-25 kg / 26+ kg / I don't have a dog / Prefer not to say 0 2837 2953 2020-08-05 406 0
Which of the following regional cooking sauces do you enjoy? checkbox African sauce / Indian sauce / Oriental sauce / Caucasian sauce / Mediterranean sauce / Middle Eastern sauce / South American sauce / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2836 2951 2020-08-05 272 0
We're looking for fun and interesting poll results to share with the PMP community. In the past we've asked if you believe in ghosts, if you can curl your tongue and how you pronounce the letter 'H', but what would YOU like to find out about your fellow PMPers? We'd love some suggestions! textarea textarea 0 2835 2950 2020-08-05 238 0
Do you watch any of the following shows? checkbox Power / Gangs of London / Top Boy / Line of Duty / Bulletproof / Narcos / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2834 2949 2020-08-04 257 0
Which of the following vegan brands do you occasionally buy? checkbox Wicked Kitchen / Gosh! / Soulful / Fry's / Quorn / Ginsters / Bol / Higgidy / Squeaky Bean / The Unbelievable Alt. / Vegan Factor / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy vegan brands / Prefer not to say 1 2833 2948 2020-08-03 36,402 0
Which of the following vegan brands do you regularly buy? checkbox Wicked Kitchen / Gosh! / Soulful / Fry's / Quorn / Ginsters / Bol / Higgidy / Squeaky Bean / The Unbelievable Alt. / Vegan Factor / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy vegan brands / Prefer not to say 1 2832 2947 2020-08-03 36,329 0
What's your favourite type of cheese? textarea textarea 0 2831 2946 2020-08-03 254 0
What do you look for when you buy a fridge? checkbox Price savings / Well-known brand / Colour / Favourable reviews / Size / Features / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2830 2945 2020-08-03 253 0
What did you have for breakfast? textarea textarea 0 2829 2944 2020-08-03 280 0
Are you any of the following types of therapist? radio Doctor / Counsellor / Psychologist / Psychotherapist / Beauty therapist / Alternative therapist / Physiotherapist / Dentist / Nutritionist / Dietician / Yoga instructor / Massage therapist / Other therapist / I'm not a therapist / Prefer not to say 0 2828 2943 2020-08-03 3,351 0
Would you normally, ignoring the current pandemic, rent a therapy room for your work? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2828 2957 2020-08-03 3,351 0
In which of the following types of spaces would you most normally work, if you weren't working from home because of the Covid-19 pandemic? radio I don't work / Private office / Shared office / Co-working space / Home office / Studio / Clinic / Therapy room / Salon / Garage / Kitchen / Outdoors / Visiting various places / Retail / Hospitality (pub, hotel, etc) / Factory / Laboratory / School / Farm / Gym / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2827 2942 2020-08-03 123,011 0
Which of the following brands of mousses & smooth desserts do you occasionally buy? checkbox Gu / Nestle / Aero / Bonne Maman / Cadbury / Ski / Rolo / Halo Top / Oreo / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy mousses & smooth desserts / Prefer not to say 1 2826 2941 2020-07-31 37,308 0
Which of the following brands of mousses & smooth desserts do you regularly buy? checkbox Gu / Nestle / Aero / Bonne Maman / Cadbury / Ski / Rolo / Halo Top / Oreo / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy mousses & smooth desserts / Prefer not to say 1 2825 2940 2020-07-31 37,145 0
What do you think is the biggest issue around housing in the UK today? radio Homelessness / Rental prices / Rogue landlords / Lack of social housing / Planning permission / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2824 2939 2020-07-31 2,050 0
In the last week, other than the people you live with, how many people have you been in contact with in person?  A contact means having face-to-face contact with someone (less than 1 metre away), or spending more than 15 minutes within 2 metres of someone. This could include members of your household, family, friends or work colleagues. textarea textarea 0 2823 2938 2020-07-31 2,746 0
In the last week, other than the people you live with, how many people have you been in contact with in person?  A contact means having face-to-face contact with someone (less than 1 metre away), or spending more than 15 minutes within 2 metres of someone. This could family, friends or work colleagues. textarea textarea 0 2822 2937 2020-07-31 2,075 0
Who's you biggest hero? textarea textarea 0 2821 2936 2020-07-30 236 0
Which of the following brands of dairy alternative drinks (e.g. almond/rice/soya milk) do you occasionally buy? checkbox Oatly / Alpro / Rice Dream / koko / Growers Harvest / Califia Farm / Starbucks / Good Hemp / Shaken Other / Innocent / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy dairy alternative drinks / Prefer not to say 1 2820 2935 2020-07-30 37,931 0
Which of the following brands of dairy alternative drinks (e.g. almond/rice/soya milk) do you regularly buy? checkbox Oatly / Alpro / Rice Dream / koko / Growers Harvest / Califia Farm / Starbucks / Good Hemp / Shaken Other / Innocent / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy dairy alternative drinks / Prefer not to say 1 2819 2934 2020-07-30 37,593 0
Will you be taking advantage of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 2818 2933 2020-07-30 2,011 0
How necessary do you think the lockdown, as it was implemented in the UK, was? radio Very necessary / Quite necessary / Not very necessary / Not at all necessary / Prefer not to say 0 2817 2932 2020-07-30 6,202 0
Can you swim? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 2816 2931 2020-07-30 57,648 0
Can you curl your tongue? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 2815 2930 2020-07-30 152,278 0
Do you sing in the shower/bath? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2814 2929 2020-07-30 2,020 0
Do you believe in ghosts? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 2813 2928 2020-07-30 229,412 0
What scares you the most? radio Dying / Heights / Confined spaces / Spiders / Snakes / Blood / Public Speaking / Deep Water / Flying / Clowns / Needles / Existential threats to humanity (climate change, pandemic, meteors etc) / Other / I'm not afraid of anything / Prefer not to say 0 2812 2927 2020-07-30 4,039 0
Which of the following do you wish you had done, before the arrival of your first child? checkbox Find developmental activities to do with baby / Learn more about parenting skills / Discuss with partner about the kind of parent to be / Understand how to involve partner fully / Spend time on wellness to be mentally prepared / Improve knowledge on child development/learning / Understand more about what to do with/for baby / I did all I needed to do at the time / I never had a baby / Prefer not to say 0 2810 2925 2020-07-30 1,074 0
Which of the following would have made you feel more confident during the first two years of parenting with your first baby? checkbox Daily ideas of parenting & child development / A parenting support group / More support from partner / Parenting classes / Support from someone outside of the house / Professional advice / I never had a baby / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2810 2926 2020-07-30 1,074 0
Should anyone who has to quarantine after their holiday get the basic sick pay of £95/week? checkbox Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2809 2923 2020-07-29 671 0
Should anyone who is stopped from working due to a 'local lockdown' get some financial support from the government? checkbox Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2809 2924 2020-07-29 671 0
What's the most important factor in considering delivery methods for goods you purchase? radio Speed / Flexibility / Cost / 24/7 availability / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2808 2922 2020-07-29 247 0
What's the next thing you think you will purchase? textarea textarea 0 2807 2921 2020-07-29 252 0
Do you own a home in Northern Ireland? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2806 2920 2020-07-29 3,387 0
What do you think you'll have for dinner today? textarea textarea 0 2805 2919 2020-07-28 231 0
Which of the following, if any, do you use to manage your finances? checkbox Apps / Microbanks / Advice / Comparison Sites / Lending / Overdrafts / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2804 2918 2020-07-28 202 0
Do you watch any of the following catch up services? checkbox ITV Player / 4OD / 5 On Demand / Sky / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2803 2917 2020-07-28 200 0
Which of these films have you heard of? (tick all that apply) checkbox Ride Like a Girl / Military Wives / High Note / King of Staten Island / Scoob! / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2802 2915 2020-07-28 500 0
Which of these films have you seen online advertising for recently? (tick all that apply) checkbox Ride Like a Girl / Military Wives / High Note / King of Staten Island / Scoob! / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2802 2916 2020-07-28 500 0
Do you agree with the governments proposed plans to raise taxes for over 40s to fix the social care crisis? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2801 2913 2020-07-27 20,093 0
Which of these should tax rates be based on? (tick all that apply) checkbox Income / Age / Contribution to society / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2801 2914 2020-07-27 20,093 0
Which of the following yoghurt drink brands do you occasionally buy? checkbox For Goodness / Ufit / Benecol / Biotiful Dairy / Yakult / Petits Filous / Actimel / Mlekovita / Yop / Yollies / Ferrero Kinder / Lowicz / Nomadic Ayran / Bakoma / Collective / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy yoghurt drinks / Prefer not to say 1 2800 2912 2020-07-27 38,718 0
Which of the following yoghurt drink brands do you regularly buy? checkbox For Goodness / Ufit / Benecol / Biotiful Dairy / Yakult / Petits Filous / Actimel / Mlekovita / Yop / Yollies / Ferrero Kinder / Lowicz / Nomadic Ayran / Bakoma / Collective / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy yoghurt drinks / Prefer not to say 1 2799 2911 2020-07-27 38,798 0
Which of these brands have you heard of? (tick all that apply) checkbox Freddo Treasures / Kinder Surprise / Milky Way / Smarties / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2797 2906 2020-07-27 6,005 0
Which of these brands have you seen online video advertising for recently? (tick all that apply) checkbox Freddo Treasures / Kinder Surprise / Milky Way / Smarties / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2797 2907 2020-07-27 6,005 0
For which of the following brands do you have a positive opinion? (tick all that apply) checkbox Freddo Treasures / Kinder Surprise / Milky Way / Smarties / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2797 2908 2020-07-27 6,005 0
How would you feel if we moved the Main, Video and Survey Draws to 9am? radio I'd prefer it / Doesn't bother me / I'd rather you didn't / I'd hate it / Prefer not to say 0 2796 2905 2020-07-27 2,042 0
Which of the following do you think you will replace next? radio Washing machine / Dishwasher / Fridge / Cooker / TV / Vacuum / Computer / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2795 2902 2020-07-27 321,746 0
Within what time period are you most likely to replace it? radio 1 month / 3 months / 6 months / 1 year / 2 years / 3 years / 5 years / Longer than 5 years / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2795 2903 2020-07-27 321,746 0
Where would you most likely go to replace it? radio ao.com / John Lewis / Amazon / Currys PC World / Argos / AppliancesDirect / Very.co.uk / IKEA / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2795 2904 2020-07-27 321,746 0
Should employers have to pay the wages of people forced to self isolate for two weeks after returning from Spain? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2794 2901 2020-07-27 5,822 0
Which of the following brands of feta & goats cheese do you occasionally buy? checkbox Capricon / St Helen's Farm / President / Yamas / Apetina / Chavroux / Creamfields / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy feta & goats cheese / Prefer not to say 1 2793 2900 2020-07-27 38,407 0
Which of the following brands of feta & goats cheese do you regularly buy? checkbox Capricon / St Helen's Farm / President / Yamas / Apetina / Chavroux / Creamfields / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy feta & goats cheese / Prefer not to say 1 2792 2899 2020-07-27 38,446 0
What's your opinion of Broadbutties of Broadbottom? textarea textarea 0 2791 2898 2020-07-27 107 0
Which of the following brands of cheese snacks & spread do you occasionally buy? checkbox Dairylea / Cheestrings / Babybel / Cathedral City / Philadelphia / Seriously Strong / The Laughing Cow / Primula / Attack A Snak / Creamfields / Ilchester / Weight Watchers / Eatlean / Strings & Things / President / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy cheese snacks & spreads / Prefer not to say 1 2790 2897 2020-07-24 39,230 0
Which of the following brands of cheese snacks & spread do you regularly buy? checkbox Dairylea / Cheestrings / Babybel / Cathedral City / Philadelphia / Seriously Strong / The Laughing Cow / Primula / Attack A Snak / Creamfields / Ilchester / Weight Watchers / Eatlean / Strings & Things / President / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy cheese snacks & spreads / Prefer not to say 1 2789 2896 2020-07-24 39,057 0
As a full-time carer, do you live in the same household with the person you care for? radio Yes / No / Not a carer / Prefer not to say 0 2788 2894 2020-07-24 401 0
How old is the person you are caring for? radio 0-5 / 6-12 / 13-18 / 18-29 / 30+ / Not a carer / Prefer not to say 0 2788 2895 2020-07-24 401 0
Do you read any of the following authors? checkbox Dan Snow / Hallie Rubenhold / Tim Bouverie / Max Hastngs / James Holland / Other History Authors / No History authors at all / Prefer not to say 0 2787 2891 2020-07-24 150,009 0
Are you interested in learning more about WW2? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2787 2892 2020-07-24 150,009 0
Have you watched any of the following shows? checkbox Nazi Megastructures / The Lost Home Movies of Nazi Germany / Hunting Hitler / Hunting Nazi Treasure / Cold War, Hot Jets / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2787 2893 2020-07-24 150,009 0
Which of the following categories do you typically buy as Christmas presents for your family/friends? checkbox I don't celebrate Christmas / I don't buy presents / Toys / Jewellery / Beauty / Fragrance/perfumes / Electronics / Gaming / Home / Food/drink / Fashion / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2784 2888 2020-07-23 1,053 0
Which financial professional service industry do you work in? radio Bank teller / Mortgage broker / Financial advisor / insurance agent/broker / loan officer / Investment banker / Wealth manager / Accountant / Tax advisor / Actuary / Other / I don't work in the financial industry / Prefer not to say 0 2783 2887 2020-07-23 3,007 0
Do you listen to Heart and/or Capital Radio? radio Yes, Heart Radio / Yes, Capital Radio / Yes, both Heart and Capital Radio / No / Prefer not to say 0 2782 2886 2020-07-23 518 0
If a friend asked you about Look After My Bills, what would you say? textarea textarea 0 2781 2885 2020-07-22 161 0
Which of the following brands of grated & sliced cheese do you occasionally buy? checkbox Applewood / Mexicana / Cathedral City / Tine Jarslberg / Leerdammer / Creamfields / Lactofree / President / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy grated & sliced cheese / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2780 2884 2020-07-22 40,387 0
Which of the following brands of grated & sliced cheese do you regularly buy? checkbox Applewood / Mexicana / Cathedral City / Tine Jarslberg / Leerdammer / Creamfields / Lactofree / President / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy grated & sliced cheese / Prefer not to say 1 2779 2883 2020-07-22 40,321 0
What is the most common product/s (toys/clothes/book genre) that you would buy for a girl from the ‘boys’ section? textarea textarea 0 2778 2881 2020-07-22 1,014 0
What is the most common product/s (toys/clothes/book genre) that you would buy for a boy from the ‘girls’ section? textarea textarea 0 2778 2882 2020-07-22 1,014 0
When considering a healthy snack bar would you be put off by it having chocolate in its ingredients? radio Yes / No / I don't buy snack bars / Prefer not to say 0 2777 2880 2020-07-22 225 0
Which of the following snack bar products do you regularly purchase? checkbox Eat Natural / KIND / Bounce / Fibre One / Belvita / Nature Valley / Alpen Light / Jordans Frusli Bar / Other / I don't buy snack bars / Prefer not to say 0 2776 2879 2020-07-22 229 0
Which of the following snack bar products do you occasionally purchase? checkbox Eat Natural / KIND / Bounce / Fibre One / Belvita / Nature Valley / Alpen Light / Jordans Frusli Bar / Other / I don't buy snack bars / Prefer not to say 0 2775 2878 2020-07-22 215 0
What worries the most? textarea textarea 0 2774 2877 2020-07-21 247 0
When did you last renew/change your car insurance? radio Within the last month / Within the last 2 months / WIthin the last 6 months / More than 6 months ago / I can't remember / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2773 2874 2020-07-21 2,063 0
How did you renew/change your car insurance? radio Directly with insurer / Comparison website / Someone else did it for me / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2773 2875 2020-07-21 2,063 0
Which of the following insurers did you get a quote from? radio AA / Admiral / Aviva / Direct Line / LV (Liverpool Victoria) / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2773 2876 2020-07-21 2,063 0
We're looking for participants for a medical study. If you would like to take part, please tick any conditions you have been diagnosed with in the past 2 years from the list below. Your answer will be used to assess your suitability for the study and will not be shared with 3rd parties. If you are suitable, we'll show the details or you can click 'No thanks, not for me' if you do not wish to take checkbox Multiple sclerosis / Lupus / Arthritis / Hypermobility syndrome / Eczema/psoriasis / Motor neuron disease / Ligamentous laxity / Tendinitis / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2772 2872 2020-07-20 2,078 0
When were you diagnosed? radio I don't have any of the aforementioned diseases / 0-2 years ago / 2-5 years ago / 5-10 years ago / 10+ years ago / Prefer not to say 0 2772 2873 2020-07-20 2,078 0
Which of the following brands of cream cheese do you occasionally buy? checkbox Philadelphia / Aldi / Waitrose / Tesco / Sainbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy cream cheese / Prefer not to say 1 2771 2871 2020-07-20 42,004 0
Which of the following brands of cream cheese do you regularly buy? checkbox Philadelphia / Aldi / Waitrose / Tesco / Sainbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy cream cheese / Prefer not to say 1 2770 2870 2020-07-20 41,844 0
How would you rate the experience you had with GoGroopie? radio Very good / Good / OK / Bad / Very bad / I've not had experience with GoGroopie / Prefer not to say 0 2769 2869 2020-07-20 298 0
Why don't people trust insurance companies? textarea textarea 0 2768 2868 2020-07-20 289 0
Why are you against wearing masks? textarea textarea 0 2767 2866 2020-07-20 6,683 0
If the government makes us all wear masks in shops, would that stop you from going to shops? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2767 2867 2020-07-20 6,683 0
You said that you wouldn't vaccinate if the government made a vaccine available tomorrow. Why? textarea textarea 0 2766 2864 2020-07-20 6,683 0
Are you against vaccines in general? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2766 2865 2020-07-20 6,683 0
If the government made a Covid-19 vaccine available tomorrow would you take it? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2765 2862 2020-07-20 36,757 0
The UK government are considering the introduction of mandatory mask-wearing in shops and supermarkets. Are you in favour of this? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2765 2863 2020-07-20 36,757 0
Which, if any, of the following video streaming services do you subscribe to? checkbox MUBI / Premier Sports / Britbox / Curzon Home Cinema / Disney+ / Now TV / Amazon Video / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2764 2859 2020-07-20 3,086 0
If you could get 30% off the retail price, which of these video streaming services would you be interested in subscribing to? checkbox MUBI / Premier Sports / Britbox / Curzon Home Cinema / Disney+ / Now TV / Amazon Video / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2764 2860 2020-07-20 3,086 0
Would you be more interested in subscribing to one of the streaming services mentioned in the previous question for 30% off, or having the choice of which service you can access on a month by month basis for 20% off? radio One service at 30% off / Choice of service each month at 20% off / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 2764 2861 2020-07-20 3,086 0
Which of the following brands of cheddar cheese do you occasionally buy? checkbox Cathedral City / Pilgrims Choice / Yeo Valley / Creamfields / Davidstow / Castello / Eatlean / Canadian Reserve / Applewood / Babybel / Lactofree / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy cheddar cheese / Prefer not to say 1 2763 2858 2020-07-17 42,182 0
Which of the following brands of cheddar cheese do you regularly buy? checkbox Cathedral City / Pilgrims Choice / Yeo Valley / Creamfields / Davidstow / Castello / Eatlean / Canadian Reserve / Applewood / Babybel / Lactofree / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy cheddar cheese / Prefer not to say 1 2762 2857 2020-07-17 42,330 0
Do you suffer from Allergies? radio Yes / Only in the summer seasons / Sometimes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2761 2854 2020-07-17 2,826 0
Do you frequently get colds? radio Yes / Only in the winter / Rarely / No / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2761 2855 2020-07-17 2,826 0
Can you tell the difference in symptoms between colds and allergies? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2761 2856 2020-07-17 2,826 0
Do you feel confident to entertain your new baby? checkbox Yes / No / Not really / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2760 2852 2020-07-17 4,207 0
What would make you feel more confident? checkbox Advice from a professional? / Leaflet of information from a professional? / More support from your partner / Support from someone outside of the house / Daily ideas of how to be a great parent / Parenting classes / Parenting support group / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2760 2853 2020-07-17 4,207 0
How concerned are you about the activities and content your child/ren are accessing on their mobile phone? radio Very concerned / Somewhat concerned / Not concerned / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2759 2851 2020-07-17 204 0
Who provides your home broadband? radio Sky / Virgin Media / BT / TalkTalk / Plusnet / EE / Vodafone / Post Office / Now / Direct Save / Gigaclear / Hyperoptic / iTalk / John Lewis / Shell Energy / SSE / Ovo / Zen / Other / I don't have broadband / Prefer not to say 1 2758 2850 2020-07-16 Broadband provider 192,880 365
Which of the following baking brands you do occasionally buy? checkbox Jus-Rol / Theos / Stork Original / Crisp N' Dry / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy baking products / Prefer not to say 1 2757 2849 2020-07-16 41,890 0
Which of the following baking brands you do regularly buy? checkbox Jus-Rol / Theos / Stork Original / Crisp N' Dry / Tesco / ASDA / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy baking products / Prefer not to say 1 2756 2848 2020-07-16 41,467 0
In the last 2 to 3 months, have you bought a food/drink item which came with a plastic toy gift for your child? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2755 2846 2020-07-16 2,001 0
If yes, does your child still have it? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2755 2847 2020-07-16 2,001 0
Is it important to you that your child learns environmentally conscious habits e.g. plastic reduction, recycling? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2754 2843 2020-07-16 3,005 0
If a food/drink product offered a bonus plastic toy for your child, would this discourage you from buying it? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2754 2844 2020-07-16 3,005 0
If a food/drink product offered a bonus plastic toy for your child, would this encourage you to buy it? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2754 2845 2020-07-16 3,005 0
Do you think that plastic pollution is an environmental problem? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2753 2840 2020-07-16 3,005 0
Are you actively trying to reduce your household usage of plastics? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2753 2841 2020-07-16 3,005 0
Would you consider NOT purchasing a food/drink product if it had excess plastic packaging? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2753 2842 2020-07-16 3,005 0
Do you think that plastic pollution is an environmental problem? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2752 2837 2020-07-16 3,139 0
Are you actively trying to reduce your household usage of plastics? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2752 2838 2020-07-16 3,139 0
Would you consider NOT purchasing a food/drink product if it had excess plastic packaging? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2752 2839 2020-07-16 3,139 0
For what purpose(s) do you use your van? checkbox Business / Personal / I don't own a van / Prefer not to say 0 2751 2836 2020-07-16 5,521 0
Did/do you feel abandoned by your employer during your furlough period? radio Very abandoned / Quite abandoned / Slightly abandoned / Not abandoned / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2750 2835 2020-07-15 502 0
Which of the following most accurately describes your driving behaviour? radio I am learning to drive - provisional license holder / I am a driver who drives regularly (daily/weekly) - full driving license holder / I am an occasional driver (less than once a week) - full driving license holder / I do not drive / Prefer not to say 0 2749 2832 2020-07-15 6,096 0
How confident were you with your driving before lockdown? radio Very confident / Somewhat confident / Not confident / Nervous / Prefer not to say 0 2749 2833 2020-07-15 6,096 0
How confident are you with your driving since lockdown began? radio Very confident / Somewhat confident / Not confident / Nervous / Prefer not to say 0 2749 2834 2020-07-15 6,096 0
What's your favourite thing ever? textarea textarea 0 2748 2831 2020-07-15 261 0
What do you hope for the most? textarea textarea 0 2747 2829 2020-07-15 515 0
How hopeful are you? radio Very / Somewhat / Not very / Prefer not to say 0 2747 2830 2020-07-15 515 0
Do you miss going out to fetch lunch on work days? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2745 2825 2020-07-14 309,250 0
Would you like existing and new local restaurants/cafés/etc. To open and offer lunch options on weekdays for collection? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2745 2826 2020-07-14 309,250 0
WhIch of these outlets, if any, would you like to open locally to offer lunch options to collect on weekdays? checkbox Itsu / Pret a Manger / McDonalds / KFC / M&S / Independent outlet / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2745 2827 2020-07-14 309,250 0
Are you on extended leave from work? radio Yes / No / No, but I have been in the last 12 months / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 2744 2824 2020-07-14 257 0
Have you seen the 1986 movie,'Top Gun' starring Tom Cruise? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2743 2823 2020-07-14 517 0
If the government makes us all wear masks in shops, would that stop you from going to shops? radio Yes, masks are a pain to wear / No, masks make me feel safer / No, don't care either way / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2742 2822 2020-07-14 10,087 0
Is there life on Mars? radio Yes / No, never / No, but there used to be / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 2741 2821 2020-07-14 88,437 0
Which of the following brands of eggs do you occasionally buy? checkbox Rymer Farm / Happy Egg Co. / Big & Fresh / Two Chicks / Clarence Court / Goldenlay / Purely Organic / Tesco / Sainsbury's / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy eggs / Prefer not to say 1 2740 2820 2020-07-13 93,893 0
Do you buy free ranged eggs over regular eggs? radio Yes / No / I don't buy eggs / Prefer not to say 1 2739 2819 2020-07-13 95,275 0
Which of the following brands of eggs do you regularly buy? checkbox Rymer Farm / Happy Egg Co. / Big & Fresh / Two Chicks / Clarence Court / Goldenlay / Purely Organic / Sainsbury's / Tesco / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy eggs / Prefer not to say 1 2738 2818 2020-07-13 93,791 0
My shyness has caused me to... checkbox Miss out on dating opportunities / Keep important information to myself / Not share my ideas and opinions / Miss out on promotions work / Skip social events and seeing friends / Not stand up for myself / Avoid conflict and difficult conversations / Keep my achievements to myself / Let other people get the credit I deserve / Avoid asking for a payrise / Hide away at home / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2737 2816 2020-07-13 4,022 0
When I'm feeling shy... this helps me feel better checkbox Being well prepared for challenging situations / Spending time ON social media / Hiding at home / Being with close friends and family / Spending time with a pet / Talking to a therapist or counsellor or coach / I push myself to be brave / Being part of a team or community / Pretending to feel confident / Listening, observing and thinking / Writing / Spending time AWAY from social media / Thinking about other people / Avoiding competitive situations / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2737 2817 2020-07-13 4,022 0
As a follow up question, we would like to understand why you have not made changes to live more sustainably. Tick all that apply. checkbox Believe I already live sustainably / It's not a priority for me / Don't have time/ it's not convenient / Sustainable choices are more expensive / Hygiene concerns / My actions don't make a difference / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2736 2815 2020-07-13 623 0
Has being in the house with your partner through lockdown affected your relationship with your partner? radio No / Yes / Prefer not to say 0 2734 2813 2020-07-12 210 0
Which of the following would you describe yourself as? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Shy / Outgoing / Introvert / Extrovert / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2733 2812 2020-07-11 93,272 0
Since lockdown started have you made any changes to live more sustainably? Tick all that apply. checkbox No changes / Yes, switched to green energy provider / Yes, eating less meat / Yes, becoming vegan / Yes, reducing single use plastic / Yes, avoiding fast fashion / Yes, other / Prefer not to say 0 2732 2811 2020-07-11 2,087 0
Which of the following statement(s) are true about you? (tick all that apply) checkbox I’m shy in certain situations / I’m a shy person - it’s part of my personality / I’m not shy / I always feel shy / I have extreme shyness or social anxiety / Prefer not to say 0 2723 2808 2020-07-11 2,052 0
In what situations are you shy? checkbox At work eg in meetings / Socially eg at parties / Dating / Any time I think people are looking at me / Making small talk / Trying new things / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2723 2809 2020-07-11 2,052 0
If I wasn’t so shy I would ... textarea textarea 0 2723 2810 2020-07-11 2,052 0
What are you doing to overcome this challenge as a startup? radio Putting more hours in / Asking other people for help / Searching online for solutions / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2720 2807 2020-07-11 36 0
How much did you pay for one of the courses that helped you with your challenge as a startup? radio Less than £100 / £100 to £500 / More than £500 / Prefer not to say 0 2719 2806 2020-07-11 14 0
What is the biggest challenge you face as a freelancer? textarea textarea 0 2718 2804 2020-07-11 201 0
Have you ever done an online course to help you with this challenge? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2718 2805 2020-07-11 201 0
Have you ever paid for an online course? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2717 2801 2020-07-11 79 0
If yes, what was the topic of the online course? textarea textarea 0 2717 2802 2020-07-11 79 0
If not, what is the biggest challenge you face as a startup? textarea textarea 0 2717 2803 2020-07-11 79 0
How much did you spend for each consultant hire for your startup? radio Less than £5000 / £5000 to £10000 / £10000 to £20000 / More than £20000 / Prefer not to say 0 2716 2799 2020-07-11 2 0
Do you think the consultant hire was worth the money? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2716 2800 2020-07-11 2 0
Have you hired a consultant for your startup before? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2715 2798 2020-07-11 84 0
Do you want schools to prioritise well-being over academic schoolwork for the first few months of reopening? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2714 2795 2020-07-11 603 0
Do you want schools to offer a more flexible and personalised timetable for your child? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2714 2796 2020-07-11 603 0
Do you want schools to give your child a wide experience of life rather than a narrow curriculum? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2714 2797 2020-07-11 603 0
How are you feeling today? radio Great / Good / Okay / Bad / Terrible / Prefer not to say 0 2713 2792 2020-07-10 471 0
Which emotions have you felt so far today? checkbox Anger / Happiness / Sadness / Fear / Anxiety / Anticipation / Loneliness / Jealousy / Disgust / Surprise / Trust / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2713 2793 2020-07-10 471 0
What has made you feel this way? textarea textarea 0 2713 2794 2020-07-10 471 0
Which of the following milk/milkshake brands do you occasionally buy? checkbox St Helen's / Lactofree / Arla / Yazoo / Cravendale / Creamfields / Alpro / Delamere / Crusha / Flora / Yeo Valley / Happy Monkey / Good Hemp / Kerfir / Shaken Udder / Frijj / Nesquik / Tesco / Sainbury's / ASDA / Other supermarket brand(s) / Other / I don't buy milk/milkshakes / Prefer not to say 1 2712 2791 2020-07-10 43,740 0
Will you be sending your child(ren) to a holiday club/camp this summer? radio Yes - I want them to socialise / Yes - I have to work / No - I will look after them myself / No - I have paid childcare / No - I am sharing childcare with a group of friends/family / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2711 2790 2020-07-10 2,007 0
Which of the following milk/milkshake brands do you regularly buy? checkbox St Helen's / Lactofree / Arla / Yazoo / Cravendale / Creamfields / Alpro / Delamere / Crusha / Flora / Yeo Valley / Happy Monkey / Good Hemp / Kerfir / Shaken Udder / Frijj / Nesquik / Tesco / Sainbury's / ASDA / Other supermarket brand(s) / Other / I don't buy milk/milkshakes / Prefer not to say 1 2710 2789 2020-07-10 44,009 0
How would you describe the width of your feet? checkbox Narrow / Standard width / Wide / Prefer not to say 0 2708 2787 2020-07-10 208 0
What is the best product or service you've found by reading an article in the press? textarea textarea 0 2707 2786 2020-07-10 250 0
How do you feel today? textarea textarea 0 2706 2785 2020-07-10 205 0
Would you vote for Donald Trump if you could vote in November's US election? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2701 2772 2020-07-09 2,017 0
Which of the following brands of chilled juice do you occasionally buy? checkbox Pom Wonderful / Innocent / Vita Coco / Tropicana / Copella / Growers Harvest / Tesco / Sainsbury's / ASDA / Naked / Cawston Press / Juiceburst / Coco Fuzion 100 / Other supermarket brand(s) / Other / I don't buy chilled juice / Prefer not to say 1 2700 2771 2020-07-09 44,228 0
Which of the following brands of chilled juice do you regularly buy? checkbox Pom Wonderful / Innocent / Vita Coco / Tropicana / Copella / Growers Harvest / Tesco / Sainsbury's / ASDA / Naked / Cawston Press / Juiceburst / Coco Fuzion 100 / Other supermarket brand(s) / Other / I don't buy chilled juice / Prefer not to say 1 2699 2770 2020-07-09 44,085 0
Which of the following would most accurately describe your business? radio Sole trader / Consultant / Partnership / Start up / Scale up / Mature / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2698 2306 2020-04-08 7,835 0
Can you describe what your startup does in 5 words? textarea textarea 0 2697 2769 2020-07-09 38 0
Would you feel comfortable eating chlorinated chicken? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2696 2768 2020-07-09 20,077 0
Would you attend a business conference this year? radio No / Yes / Prefer not to say 0 2694 2766 2020-07-08 74 0
Would you attend a business conference this year? textarea textarea 0 2693 2765 2020-07-07 9 0
Which of these brands gives you access to a collection of services, tools, or apps?​ radio Amazon / Google / IBM / Microsoft / Apple / Adobe / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2692 2764 2020-07-07 200 0
When choosing a collection of services, tools, or apps, which brands would you consider? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Microsoft 365 / Amazon Prime / Google Docs/Drive (free version) / Adobe Creative Cloud / None of the above / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2691 2763 2020-07-07 201 0
How much do you know about Microsoft 365? radio Know it well / Know a little about it / Know the name only / Haven't heard of it / Prefer not to say 0 2690 2762 2020-07-07 202 0
Based on what you know about Microsoft 365, which statements describe the product? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Microsoft 365 is a subscription service / Microsoft 365 includes premium Office apps, cloud storage, and more / Microsoft 365 helps me make the most of my time / I'm not aware of Microsoft 365 / Microsoft 365 is for home, family and personal use / Microsoft 365 is a service only used in large enterprises / Microsoft 365 helps me get work done / Microsoft 365 is a product to purchase once and install onto my computer / Microsoft 365 includes tools to design and create / Prefer not to say 0 2689 2761 2020-07-07 201 0
What is the name of the collection of services, tools, or apps from Microsoft? radio Microsoft 365 / Office 365 / Defender 365 / Windows 365 / OneDrive 365 / None of these / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2688 2760 2020-07-07 200 0
How often do you use the Zoom communication/collaboration solution at work? radio Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Used in the past / Never used it / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2687 2759 2020-07-07 200 0
How often do you use the Slack communication/collaboration solution at work? radio Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Used in the past / Never used it / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2686 2758 2020-07-07 200 0
How often do you use the Microsoft Teams communication/collaboration solution at work? radio Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Used in the past / Never used it / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2685 2757 2020-07-07 200 0
Which of the following communication solution would you consider for work? Please select all that apply. checkbox Microsoft Teams / Slack / Zoom / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2684 2756 2020-07-07 202 0
Which of the following technology brands do you most agree innovates in ways that matter to your work​? radio Microsoft Teams​ / Slack / Zoom / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2683 2755 2020-07-07 201 0
Which of the following technology brands do you most agree is a leader in modernising collaboration?​ radio Microsoft Teams​ / Slack​ / Zoom​ / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2682 2754 2020-07-07 199 0
How aware are you of Google Meet? radio Know it well / Know a little about it / Know the name only / Haven’t heard of it / Prefer not to say 0 2681 2753 2020-07-07 200 0
How aware are you of Zoom? radio Know it well / Know a little about it / Know the name only / Haven’t heard of it / Prefer not to say 0 2680 2752 2020-07-07 200 0
How aware are you of Slack? radio Know it well / Know a little about it / Know the name only / Haven't heard of it / Prefer not to say 0 2679 2751 2020-07-07 200 0
How aware are you of Microsoft Teams? radio Know it well / Know a little about it / Know the name only / Haven't heard of it / Prefer not to say 0 2678 2750 2020-07-07 200 0
Which of the following newly permitted activities did you do over the weekend? checkbox Visit/host another household / Visited pub / Visited restaurant / Hair cut/treatment / Bingo / Visit community centre / Stayed overnight at hotel/B&B / Camped overnight / Attended wedding / Visited place of worship / Visited outdoor gym / Visited outdoor playground / Visited tourist attraction / Visited theme park / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2677 2749 2020-07-07 117,703 0
How often do you take part in paid online surveys from panels like YouGov, Ipsos, etc? radio Several times a day / Daily / Several times a week / Weekly / Several times a month / Monthly / Less than monthly / Never / Prefer not to say 1 2676 2748 2020-07-06 113,880 0
Which of the following fresh vegetables do you occasionally buy? checkbox Potatoes & sweet potatoes / Onions & leeks / Carrots & root vegetables / Broccoli & cauliflower / Spinach, cabbages & greens / Courgettes, aubergines & squash / Mushrooms / Peas, beans, sweetcorn & asparagus / Fresh chillies, herbs, garlic & ginger / Exotic vegetables / Stir fry vegetables, sauce & noodles / Prepared vegetables / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2675 2746 2020-07-06 91,127 0
Which of the following fresh vegetables do you regularly buy? checkbox Potatoes & sweet potatoes / Onions & leeks / Carrots & root vegetables / Broccoli & cauliflower / Spinach, cabbages & greens / Courgettes, aubergines & squash / Mushrooms / Peas, beans, sweetcorn & asparagus / Fresh chillies, herbs, garlic & ginger / Exotic vegetables / Stir fry vegetables, sauce & noodles / Prepared vegetables / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2674 2745 2020-07-06 91,125 0
Have you had consultation(s) with any wealth/financial planners in the last 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2672 2743 2020-07-06 200 0
If yes, which one(s)? textarea textarea / textarea 0 2672 2744 2020-07-06 200 0
Do you enjoy any of these films/Shows? checkbox Attack the Block / Hot Fuzz / Paul / Run Fatboy Run / Shaun of the Dead / Spaced / The Boat That Rocked / The World's End / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2671 2742 2020-07-06 237 0
Do you enjoy any of these shows/films? checkbox Beetlejuice / Being Human / Ghost Town / Ghostbusters / Good Omens / Misfits / Peep Show / Stranger Things / The End of the F***ing World / The Goonies / The IT Crowd / The Mighty Boosh / The Office (UK) / Torchwood / What We Do in the Shadows / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2670 2741 2020-07-06 246 0
Are you considering retraining to embark on a different career as a result of coronavirus and the impact on your career? radio Yes / No / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2669 2740 2020-07-06 1,054 0
What's the first word that comes to mind when you think of Simon Cowell? textarea textarea 0 2668 2739 2020-07-05 2,048 0
What's the first word that comes to mind when you think about George Osborne? textarea textarea 0 2667 2738 2020-07-05 2,044 0
What's the first word that pops into your head when you think about Eamonn Holmes? textarea textarea 0 2666 2737 2020-07-04 2,042 0
What's the first word that comes to mind when you think of Robert Peston? textarea textarea 0 2665 2736 2020-07-04 2,058 0
What's the first word that pops into your head when you think of Piers Morgan? textarea textarea 0 2664 2735 2020-07-03 2,044 0
If you have children, will you be sending them back to school in September? radio Yes / No / I don't have school-age children / Prefer not to say 0 2663 2734 2020-07-03 29,447 0
Which of the following frest fruits do you occasionally buy? checkbox Bananas / Apples & Pears / Berries & Cherries / Oranges, Lemons & Citrus Fruits / Grapes / Peaches, Nectarines, Plums & Apricots / Melons & Pineapples / Mango, Kiwi & Exotic Fruit / Rhubarb / Fruit Pots, Platters & Packs / Dried Fruit, Nuts & Seeds / Organic Fruit & Nuts / Other / I don't buy fresh fruits / Prefer not to say 1 2662 2733 2020-07-03 94,627 0
Which of the following frest fruits do you regularly buy? checkbox Bananas / Apples & Pears / Berries & Cherries / Oranges, Lemons & Citrus Fruits / Grapes / Peaches, Nectarines, Plums & Apricots / Melons & Pineapples / Mango, Kiwi & Exotic Fruit / Rhubarb / Fruit Pots, Platters & Packs / Dried Fruit, Nuts & Seeds / Organic Fruit & Nuts / Other / I don't buy fresh fruits / Prefer not to say 1 2661 2732 2020-07-03 94,649 0
With which bank do you have a business account with? radio HSBC / Lloyds / Clydesdale / Nat West / Bank fo Scotland / The Co-operative Bank / Allied irish Bank / TSB / RBS / Santander / Yorkshire Bank / Barclays / Metro Bank / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2660 2731 2020-07-03 2,513 0
Do you have any children due to go to school in September? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2658 2729 2020-07-03 42,350 0
Before lockdown, roughly how often would you go to the pub on a Saturday? radio Every Saturday / Every other Saturday / Every third Saturday / Once a month / Once every two months / Once every three months / Once every four months / Twice per year / Once per year / Less than once per year / Prefer not to say 0 2657 2728 2020-07-03 2,045 0
Have you ever played any of the Yakuza franchise? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2656 2727 2020-07-02 1,004 0
Do you intend to go to a pub this weekend? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2655 2726 2020-07-02 27,393 0
What's your favourite colour? radio Red / Blue / Green / Yellow / Orange / Purple / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2654 2725 2020-07-02 204 0
How likely do you think it is that the UK will Brexit without a deal? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Unlikely / Very Unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 2652 2723 2020-07-02 10,012 0
How concerned are you about the prospect of a no-deal Brexit? radio Very concerned / Somewhat concerned / Not at all concerned / Prefer not to say 0 2652 2724 2020-07-02 10,012 0
Which of the following vitamin products do you occasionally use? checkbox Energy vitamins / Fish oils / Healthy digestion vitamins / Healthy heart vitamins / Immune support / Kids vitamins / Men's vitamins / Multivitamins / Stress, relaxation and sleep aids / Women's vitamins / Vitamin D and Joint Care / Other / I don't use vitamin products / Prefer not to say 1 2651 2722 2020-07-01 45,633 0
Which of the following vitamin products do you regularly use? checkbox Energy vitamins / Fish oils / Healthy digestion vitamins / Healthy heart vitamins / Immune support / Kids vitamins / Men's vitamins / Multivitamins / Stress, relaxation and sleep aids / Women's vitamins / Vitamin D and Joint Care / Other / I don't use vitamin products / Prefer not to say 1 2650 2721 2020-07-01 45,586 0
If looking to upgrade your living room in the next 6 months what products are you interested in? (tick all that apply) checkbox Sofa / Cabinets & cupboards / TV & media furniture / Coffee & side tables / Rugs / Lighting / Other / I'm not upgrading my living room / Prefer not to say 0 2649 2720 2020-07-01 256 0
If looking to upgrade your kitchen in the next 6 months what products are you interested in? (tick all that apply) checkbox Cabinets & fronts / Interior fittings / Kitchen appliances / Kitchen worktops / Kitchen taps & sinks / Kitchen islands & trolleys / Other / I'm not upgrading my kitchen / Prefer not to say 0 2648 2719 2020-07-01 229 0
If looking to upgrade your bedroom in the next 6 months what products are you interested in? (tick all that apply) checkbox Bed / Mattress / Wardrobe / Bedding / Drawers / Mirror / Accessories / Other / I'm not looking to upgrade my bedroom / Prefer not to say 0 2647 2718 2020-07-01 222 0
When considering new home furniture which of the following criteria are important to you? (tick all that apply) checkbox Affordability / Accessibility / Sustainability / Design / Quality / Durability / Comfort / Material / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2646 2717 2020-07-01 227 0
What is the best thing about lockdown? textarea textarea 0 2645 2716 2020-07-01 203 0
Whats your favourite day of the week? radio Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Thursday / Friday / Saturday / Sunday / Prefer not to say 0 2644 2715 2020-07-01 202 0
Have you heard of the upcoming film 'Wonder Woman 1984' starring Gal Gadot? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2643 2714 2020-06-30 1,003 0
Are you more likely to invest in an oil company if it is environmentally and socially responsible? radio Much more likely / Somewhat more likely / The same / Less likely / Prefer not to say 0 2642 2713 2020-06-30 502 0
What's the first word that pops into your mind when you think of Sir Kier Starmer? textarea textarea 0 2641 2712 2020-06-30 1,053 0
Do you think there will be a thunderstorm tonight? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2640 2711 2020-06-30 228 0
Which of the following suncare brand(s) do you / your household occasionally buy? checkbox Garnier Amber Solaire / Nivea / Piz Buin / Banana Boat / Riemann / Childs Farm / Hawaiian Tropic / Tesco / Sainsbury's / ASDA / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy suncare products / Prefer not to say 1 2639 2710 2020-06-30 92,818 0
Which of the following suncare brand(s) do you / your household regularly buy? checkbox Garnier Amber Solaire / Nivea / Piz Buin / Banana Boat / Riemann / Childs Farm / Hawaiian Tropic / Tesco / Sainsbury's / ASDA / Other supermarket brands / Other / I don't buy suncare products / Prefer not to say 1 2638 2709 2020-06-30 92,684 0
Making money trading in the financial markets is easy. radio Highly disagree / Somewhat disagree / Neutral / Somewhat agree / Highly agree / Prefer not to say 0 2637 2708 2020-06-30 1,034 0
Will you be working as any of the following when the lifting of lockdown restrictions allow it? radio Bartender / Waiter / Barista / Chef / Cook / Sous chef / Pub / Bar manager / Restaurant manager / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2636 2706 2020-06-30 205 0
Were you working as any of the following when the lockdown started? radio Bartender / Waiter / Barista / Chef / Cook / Sous chef / Pub / Bar manager / Restaurant manager / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2636 2707 2020-06-30 205 0
Will you be working in any of the following when the lifting of lockdown restrictions allow it? radio Pub / bar / Restaurant / Café / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2635 2705 2020-06-29 50 0
Where were you working just before lockdown started? radio Pub / bar / Restaurant / Café / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2634 2704 2020-06-29 124 0
Which of the following types of job do you have / did you have before lockdown? radio Barista / Bartender / Concierge / Cook / Cruise ship attendant / Flight attendant / Food and beverage manager / Front of house manager / Guest relations manager / Reservationist / Sous chef / Spa manager / Theme park manager / Waiter / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2633 2703 2020-06-29 82 0
Which of the following types of job do you have / did you have before lockdown? radio Barista / Bartender / Concierge / Cook / Cruise ship attendant / Flight attendant / Food and beverage manager / Front of house manager / Guest relations manager / Reservationist / Sous chef / Spa manager / Theme park manager / Waiter / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2632 2703 2020-06-29 44 0
Which of the following types of job do you have / did you have before lockdown? radio Barista / Bartender / Concierge / Cook / Cruise ship attendant / Flight attendant / Food and beverage manager / Front of house manager / Guest relations manager / Reservationist / Sous chef / Spa manager / Theme park manager / Waiter / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2631 2703 2020-06-29 202 0
Which of the following kitchen roll brands do you / your household occasionally buy? checkbox Plenty / Tesco / Regina / Sainsbury's / Asda / Thirst Pockets / Morrisons / Nicky / Spring Force / Other supermarket own-brand / Other / I don't buy kitchen rolls / Prefer not to say 1 2630 2702 2020-06-29 46,182 0
Which of the following kitchen roll brands do you / your household regularly buy? checkbox Plenty / Tesco / Regina / Sainsbury's / Asda / Thirst Pockets / Morrisons / Nicky / Spring Force / Other supermarket own-brand / Other / I don't buy kitchen rolls / Prefer not to say 1 2629 2701 2020-06-29 46,312 0
Are you willing to pay more for higher quality grocery products? checkbox Always / Most of the time / Sometimes / Not that often / Never / I don't buy groceries / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2628 2700 2020-06-29 546 0
When you shop for groceries, do you actively look for low/lower calorie options where possible? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2625 2697 2020-06-29 530 0
After seeing this ad creative would you be interested in watching The Great? If not why? textarea textarea 0 2624 2696 2020-06-29 1,028 0
Have you ever been part of/used any of these weight loss groups/apps? checkbox No / Slimming World / Weight Watchers / MyFitnessPal / I do have a weight loss goal but I work towards it myself / Lose It! / Noom / Fooducate / NHS / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2623 2695 2020-06-29 523 0
Have you seen any of the following DC Comic films? (Select all that apply) checkbox Batman v Superman / Man Of Steel / Wonder Woman / Aquaman / Justice League / Suicide Squad / Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) / Shazam! / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2622 2694 2020-06-29 504 0
How likely do you think a second lockdown in the UK is, later this year? radio Inevitable / Likely / Not likely / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2621 2693 2020-06-28 10,003 0
Should you have been at Glastonbury this weekend? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2620 2692 2020-06-27 87,721 0
How do you rate your employer's efforts to monitor your activity while working from home? radio Too lax / About right / A bit too intrusive / Much too intrusive / Prefer not to say 0 2619 2691 2020-06-27 1,618 0
What do you understand "R value" to mean in relation to the coronavirus pandemic? textarea textarea 0 2618 2690 2020-06-27 1,071 0
Will the stock market finish the year lower than it is now, or higher? radio Lower / Higher / Prefer not to say 0 2617 2689 2020-06-26 433 0
We're looking for participants for a medical study. If you would like to take part, please tick any conditions you currently have from the list below. Your answer will be used to assess your suitability for the study and will not be shared with 3rd parties. If you are suitable, we'll show the details or you can click 'No thanks, not for me' if you do not wish to take part. checkbox Migraines / Acne / Eczema / Sinusitis / Irritable Bowel Syndrome / Weak Bladder / Arthritis / Hypertension / Asthma / High Cholesterol / Hayfever / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2616 2688 2020-06-26 504 0
Have you seen the trailer for the 2020 motion picture 'The King's Man', starring Ralph Fiennes? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2615 2687 2020-06-26 503 0
Are you aware of the upcoming motion picture 'The King's Man', starring Ralph Fiennes? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2614 2686 2020-06-26 508 0
Have you watched either of the motion pictures; 'Kingsman - The Secret Service' or 'Kingsman - The Golden Circle'? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2613 2685 2020-06-26 514 0
Which of these TV shows would you consider watching? checkbox The Great / The Luminaries / The Salisbury Poisonings / Sitting in Limbo / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2612 2684 2020-06-25 216 0
In what year did you buy your current main car? radio Before 2010 / 2010 / 2011 / 2012 / 2013 / 2014 / 2015 / 2016 / 2017 / 2018 / 2019 / 2020 / I don't own a car / Prefer not to say 1 2610 2682 2020-06-25 169,844 0
Did you buy your car new or second-hand? radio New / Second-hand / I don't own a car / Prefer not to say 1 2610 2683 2020-06-25 169,844 0
Which of the following BMW models do you own? checkbox 1 Series / 2 Series / 3 Series / 4 Series / 5 Series / 6 Series / 7 Series / 8 Series / X1 / X2 / X3 / X4 / X5 / X6 / X7 / Z Series / M Series / i Series / PHEV / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2608 2680 2020-06-25 3,690 0
Do you think your firm will need to change its internal staff communications strategy as a result of the covid19 pandemic? radio Yes, a lot / A little / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 2607 2679 2020-06-25 200 0
What shower gels do you / your household occasionally buy? checkbox Dove / Radox / Lynx / Nivea / Imperial Leather / Original Source / Sanex / Body Shop / Carex / Boots / Avon / Tesco / Palmolive Naturals / Imperial Leather Foam Burst / Simple / Asda / Adidas / Lush / Soap and Glory / Sainsbury's / Superdrug / Morrisons / Johnson's Baby / Other supermarket own brand / Other / I don't buy shower gels / Prefer not to say 1 2606 2678 2020-06-25 102,130 0
What shower gels do you / your household regularly buy? checkbox Dove / Radox / Lynx / Nivea / Imperial Leather / Original Source / Sanex / Body Shop / Carex / Boots / Avon / Tesco / Palmolive Naturals / Imperial Leather Foam Burst / Simple / Asda / Adidas / Lush / Soap and Glory / Sainsbury's / Superdrug / Morrisons / Johnson's Baby / Other supermarket own brand / Other / I don't buy shower gels / Prefer not to say 1 2605 2677 2020-06-25 104,419 0
As a dentist, what toothpaste do you recommend? textarea textarea 0 2604 2676 2020-06-25 252 0
What was the first thing you did when you woke up this morning? textarea textarea 0 2602 2674 2020-06-23 295 0
Which of the following cars do you own? checkbox Maserati Ghibli / Porsche Panamera / Audi A7 / Maserati Levante / Porsche Cayenne / Aston Martin (any) / Jaguar (less than 5 years old) / Land Rover (less than 5 years old) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2600 2672 2020-06-23 2,684 0
When did you buy your (main) car? radio I don't own a car / Before 2010 / 2010 / 2011 / 2012 / 2013 / 2014 / 2015 / 2016 / 2017 / 2018 / 2019 / 2020 / Prefer not to say 0 2597 2669 2020-06-23 2,078 0
Did you buy your car new? radio I don't own a car / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2597 2670 2020-06-23 2,078 0
How much did your car cost when you bought it? radio I don't own a car / Less than £10,000 / £10,000 - £14,999 / £15,000 - £19,999 / £20,000 - £24,999 / £25,000 - £29,999 / £30,000 - £39,999 / £40,000 - £49,999 / £50,000 or more / Prefer not to say 0 2597 2671 2020-06-23 2,078 0
Which of the following products do you regularly buy? checkbox Gold Top Milk (Jersey) / Blue Top Milk (Whole) / Orange Top Milk (1%) / Green Top Milk (Semi-skimmed) / Red Top Milk (Skimmed) / Plant-based Milk / I don't drink milk / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2596 2668 2020-06-23 31,388 0
Last week, the government announced a reduction in the Coronavirus alert level from 4 to 3. What have you done differently since this announcement? textarea textarea 0 2595 2667 2020-06-23 203 0
Which of the following mobile game concepts appeals to you the most? radio Augmented reality face mask e.g. cat ears, hat try ons, glasses etc / Header challenge, bounce a virtual ball on your head through a maze / Flick kick football game / Nintendo Switch style fitness challenge / Tik Tok dance challenge / Fruit Ninja, virtual fruit slashing game / Augmented Reality catching game, catch items in your mouth as they fall / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2594 2666 2020-06-22 205 0
Which of the following mobile game concepts appeals to you the most? radio Augmented reality face mask e.g. cat ears, hat try ons, glasses etc / Header challenge, bounce a virtual ball on your head through a maze / Flick kick football game / Nintendo Switch style fitness challenge / Tik Tok dance challenge / Fruit Ninja, virtual fruit slashing game / Augmented Reality catching game, catch items in your mouth as they fall / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2593 2666 2020-06-22 205 0
Are you upset by the forced change of counties in 1974 (earlier in the case of London)? radio Yes / No / I don't remember that / Prefer not to say 0 2592 2665 2020-06-22 214 0
Which of the following bars of soap and liquid handwash do you / your household occasionally buy? checkbox Dove / Carex / Imperial Leather / Palmolive / Nivea / Radox / Dettol / Bayliss & Harding / Sanex / Simple / Boots / Asda / Sainsbury's / Avon / Morrisons / Pears / Body Shop / Johnson's / Original Source / Superdrug / Other supermarket brand / Other / I don't buy soap/handwash / Prefer not to say 1 2591 2664 2020-06-22 93,192 0
Which of the following bars of soap and liquid handwash do you / your household regularly buy? checkbox Dove / Carex / Imperial Leather / Palmolive / Nivea / Radox / Dettol / Bayliss & Harding / Sanex / Simple / Boots / Asda / Sainsbury's / Avon / Morrisons / Pears / Body Shop / Johnson's / Original Source / Superdrug / Other supermarket brand / Other / I don't buy soap/handwish / Prefer not to say 1 2590 2663 2020-06-22 93,174 0
Which toothpastes do you / your household occasionally buy? checkbox Colgate / Sensodyne / Aquafresh / Oral-B / Macleans / Arm & Hammer / Corsodyl / Crest / Asda / Sainsbury's / Tesco / Signal / Boots / Crest Whitening / Euthymol / Eucryl / Clinomyn / Ultrabrite / Theramed / UltraDEX / Mentadent / Other supermarket own-brand / Other / I don't buy toothpastes / Prefer not to say 1 2589 2662 2020-06-19 95,239 0
Which toothpastes do you / your household regularly buy? checkbox Colgate / Sensodyne / Aquafresh / Oral-B / Macleans / Arm & Hammer / Corsodyl / Crest / Asda / Sainsbury's / Tesco / Signal / Boots / Crest Whitening / Euthymol / Eucryl / Clinomyn / Ultrabrite / Theramed / UltraDEX / Mentadent / Other supermarket own-brand / Other / I don't buy toothpastes / Prefer not to say 1 2588 2661 2020-06-19 95,112 0
What type of van/campervan do you or your business own? radio VW Multivan / MB V-Class / VW Transporter / MB Vito / Ford Transit Custom / Citroen Jumpy / Peugeot Expert / Renault Traffic / VW California / MB V-Class Marco Polo / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2586 2659 2020-06-19 8,883 0
Did you buy your van/campervan new or second-hand? radio New / Second-hand / Prefer not to say 0 2586 2660 2020-06-19 8,883 0
Do you think it's important to support local businesses by shopping locally? checkbox Yes / No / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2585 2658 2020-06-19 506 0
Which of the following do you, or your business, own? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Motorbike / Van / Campervan / Moped / Pick-up truck / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2584 2657 2020-06-18 152,700 365
Would you offer a small amount of interest to customers who pre-paid for your goods/services? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / I don't understand / Not applicable to me / Prefer not to say 0 2583 2656 2020-06-18 504 0
Would you offer a small amount of interest to customers on money they committed to spend with your business using a pre-payment card backed by the Bank of England? radio Yes / No / I don't undertand / I understand, but am not sure / Not applicable to me / Prefer not to say 0 2582 2655 2020-06-18 170 0
Would you be interested in prepaying for goods/services from local businesses on a card, backed by the Bank of England, that earned 4.8% interest on the money until it was spent? radio Yes / No / I don't understand / I understand, but not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2581 2654 2020-06-18 514 0
What's your favourite TV programme? textarea textarea 0 2580 2653 2020-06-18 242 0
Which of the following sports and energy drinks do you / your household occasionally buy? checkbox Red Bull / Lucozade Energy / Lucozade Sport / Other Lucozade / Boost / Monster / Rockstar / Relentless / Emerge / Mountain Dew Energy / Powerade / Tesco / Asda / Gatorade / Sainsbury's / Morrisons / KX / Red Devil / Other supermarket own brand / Other / I don't buy energy drinks / Prefer not to say 1 2579 2652 2020-06-18 49,559 0
Which of the following sports and energy do you / your household regularly buy? checkbox Red Bull / Lucozade Energy / Lucozade Sport / Other Lucozade / Boost / Monster / Rockstar / Relentless / Emerge / Mountain Dew Energy / Powerade / Tesco / Asda / Gatorade / Sainsbury's / MOrrisons / KX / Red Devil / Other supermarket own brand / Other / I don't buy energy drinks / Prefer not to say 1 2578 2651 2020-06-18 49,331 0
Roughly how much less spare money do you have since lockdown started? radio Less than 10% / 10% / 20% / 30% / 40% / 50% / 60% / 70% / 80% / 90% / 100% or more / I don't have less spare money / Prefer not to say 0 2577 2650 2020-06-18 1,159 0
Roughly how much more spare money do you have since lockdown started? radio Less than 10% / 10% / 20% / 30% / 40% / 50% / 60% / 70% / 80% / 90% / 100% or more / I don't have more spare money / Prefer not to say 0 2576 2649 2020-06-18 1,146 0
What are your period products made of? (if you don't know, please say "I don't know" or similar) textarea textarea 0 2575 2648 2020-06-18 1,001 0
What are your period products made of? (please tick all that apply) checkbox Cotton / Plastic / Polyester / Cellulose / Rayon / Rubber / Bamboo / I don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2574 2647 2020-06-18 1,001 0
What is your opinion on the Spanish politics and economic dynamics textarea textarea 0 2573 2646 2020-06-17 215 0
Which of the following feminine hygiene products do you regularly use? checkbox Always pads / Bodyform pads / Tampax tampons / Lil-Lets tampons / Lil-Lets pads / Supermarket own-brand pads / Supermarket own-brand tampons / Natracare tampons / Natracare pads / Kind pads / Other sustainable femcare pads / Other sustainable femcare tampons / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2572 2645 2020-06-17 15,218 0
Do you have more, or less, spare money since lockdown started? radio More / The same / Less / Prefer not to say 0 2571 2644 2020-06-17 5,041 0
What brand of feminine hygiene towels do you / your household regularly buy? checkbox Always / Bodyform / Tesco / Tena / Asda / Boots / Superdrug / Kotex / Sainsbury's / Lil-lets / Other supermarket own-brand / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2570 2643 2020-06-17 20,497 0
What is the best thing that has happened to you recently? textarea textarea 0 2569 2642 2020-06-17 207 0
What do you feel inhibits your ability to use/sell market research? textarea textarea 0 2568 2641 2020-06-16 202 0
Have you got a garden? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 2567 2640 2020-06-16 75,900 0
What chiller cabinet drink brand is this? textarea textarea 0 2566 2639 2020-06-16 1,049 0
What are your key criteria when considering a next generation games console? checkbox Backward compatibility / Power / Speed / Design / Exclusivity of games / Graphics / Entertainment system / Social/community features / Physical size / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2565 2638 2020-06-16 202 0
What are your key criteria when considering a next generation games console? checkbox Backward compatibility / Power / Speed / Design / Exclusivity of games / Graphics / Entertainment system / Social/community features / Physical size / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2564 2638 2020-06-16 209 0
Which of the following would you take your kids to once re-opened? checkbox Cinema / Theme park / Aquarium / Shopping / Eat out / Zoo / Beach / Arcade / Public playground / Other / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 2563 2637 2020-06-16 203 0
Will you be looking to buy a next generation console when they are released this year? radio Yes - PlayStation 5 / Yes - Xbox Series X / No / Prefer not to say 0 2560 2262 2020-03-27 206 0
Will you be looking to buy a next generation console when they are released this year? radio Yes - PlayStation 5 / Yes - Xbox Series X / No / Prefer not to say 0 2559 2262 2020-03-27 202 0
Which of the following ready-to-drink fruit / vegetable juices and smoothies do you / your household occasionally buy? radio Innocent Smoothies / Innocent Juices / Tropicana Juices / Tropicana Smoothies / Tesco / Sainsbury's / Asda / Morrisons / Capri-Sun / Copella / Ocean Spray Cranberry / Other Ocean Spray / Britivic J2O / Del Monte / Rubicon / Just Juice / Vimto / M&S / Sunny D / Don Simón / Princes / Five Alive / Welch's Grape Juice / Ribena Really Light / Pomegreat / Libby's / Other Brtivic / Campbell's V8 / Other supermarket own-brand / Other / I don't buy these products / Prefer not to say 0 2558 2633 2020-06-15 202 0
Which of the following ready-to-drink fruit / vegetable juices and smoothies do you / your household regularly buy? radio Innocent Smoothies / Innocent Juices / Tropicana Juices / Tropicana Smoothies / Tesco / Sainsbury's / Asda / Morrisons / Capri-Sun / Copella / Ocean Spray Cranberry / Other Ocean Spray / Britivic J2O / Del Monte / Rubicon / Just Juice / Vimto / M&S / Sunny D / Don Simón / Princes / Five Alive / Welch's Grape Juice / Ribena Really Light / Pomegreat / Libby's / Other Brtivic / Campbell's V8 / Other supermarket own-brand / Other / I don't buy these products / Prefer not to say 0 2557 2632 2020-06-15 205 0
When working from home, do you experience: checkbox Increased back pain / decreased back pain / No noticeable difference in back pain / I'm not working from home / Prefer not to say 0 2555 2630 2020-06-15 729 0
When working from home, have you experienced: checkbox Improved mental health / Worsened mental health / No change in mental health / I'm not working from home / Prefer not to say 0 2555 2631 2020-06-15 729 0
Are you worried about going out to the shops when lots more re-open tomorrow? radio Yes / No / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2554 2629 2020-06-14 231 0
Are you looking to have a new kitchen installed in the next 6 months? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2553 2628 2020-06-13 223 0
Which of these brands of cigarettes do you mainly smoke? radio Marlboro / B&H / Embassy / John Players / Chesterfield / Lambert & Butler / Mayfair / Pall Mall / Rothmans / Sovereign / Stirling / Stirling Dual / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2552 2627 2020-06-12 86 0
Which of the following chiller cabinet beverage brands are you aware of (select all that apply)? checkbox Frijj / Yazoo / Cocio / Starbucks Chilled Classics / Jimmy's Iced Coffee / Mars Refuel / Arctic Coffee / Emmi Caffe Latte / Shaken Udder / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2551 2626 2020-06-12 557 0
Would you consider buying a fragrance/perfume as a gift for a friend/family for Christmas? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2550 2625 2020-06-12 505 0
Do you typically write a list of presents you would like for Christmas to share with your family/friends? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2549 2624 2020-06-12 506 0
Which of the following butter brands do you / your household occasionally buy (tick all that apply) checkbox Supermarket own-brand butter / Lurpak / Anchor / Kerrygold / Country Life / President / I don't buy butter / Prefer not to say 1 2548 2623 2020-06-12 51,955 0
Which of the following butters and spreads do you / your household occasionally buy (tick all that apply) checkbox Spreadable butter / Sunflower spread / Olive oil spread / Block butter / Lighter spreadable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2547 2622 2020-06-12 50,726 0
Which of the following butters and spreads do you / your household regularly buy (tick all that apply) checkbox Spreadable butter / Sunflower spread / Olive oil spread / Block butter / Lighter spreadable / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2546 2621 2020-06-12 50,789 0
Which of the following butter brands do you / your household regularly buy (tick all that apply) checkbox Supermarket own-brand butter / Lurpak / Anchor / Kerrygold / Country Life / President / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2545 2620 2020-06-12 52,169 0
Which of the following jams and spreads do you / our household occasionally buy? checkbox Jam / Marmalade / Honey / Peanut butter / Savoury spreads (eg. Marmite) / Sweet spreads (eg. Nutella) / Curd / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2542 2617 2020-06-11 52,003 0
Which of the following jams and spreads do you / our household regularly buy? checkbox Jam / Marmalade / Honey / Peanut butter / Savoury spreads (eg. Marmite) / Sweet spreads (eg. Nutella) / Curd / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2541 2616 2020-06-11 51,838 0
What's the biggest threat to humanity? textarea textarea 0 2540 2615 2020-06-10 238 0
Who do you admire? textarea textarea 0 2539 2614 2020-06-10 249 0
Which of the following do you feel inhibits your ability to use/sell market research? (please tick all that apply) checkbox Lack of budget / Speed of delivery / Minimum charges / Respondent fatigue / imprecise respondent targeting / "Professional" respondents / Respondent fraud / speeding / Unrepresentative sample / Inadequate reporting / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2537 2612 2020-06-10 1,752 0
How do you work with market research? checkbox Buy it / Sell it / Conduct it in-house / Prefer not to say 0 2537 2613 2020-06-10 1,752 0
Which of the following market research services do you use in your job? checkbox In-depth interviews / Online panels / Focus groups / Omnibus surveys / Sample providers / Desk research / Tracking / Online communities / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2536 2611 2020-06-10 4,387 0
How do you pronounce the letter 'H'? radio Aitch / Haitch / Prefer not to say 1 2535 2610 2020-06-10 182,706 0
Have you ever eaten your pets' food? radio Yes / No / I don't have pet(s) / Prefer not to say 0 2534 2609 2020-06-10 204 0
Do you think companies that have furloughed staff should still pay a dividend to shareholders this year if they feel they can afford it? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2532 2607 2020-06-10 14,053 0
Is it okay for furloughed employees to enjoy their time off work? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2532 2608 2020-06-10 14,053 0
Would you travel on public transport given present levels of Covid-19 in the UK? radio Yes / No / I wouldn't normally / Prefer not to say 0 2529 2604 2020-06-10 15,899 0
Would you visit non-essential shops given current levels of Covid-19 in the UK? radio Yes / No / I wouldn't normally / Prefer not to say 0 2529 2605 2020-06-10 15,899 0
Would you take a flight to go on holiday given current levels of Covid-19 in the UK? radio Yes / No / I wouldn't normally / Prefer not to say 0 2529 2606 2020-06-10 15,899 0
Please describe the weirdest dream you've had recently textarea textarea 0 2522 2597 2020-06-09 231 0
Which of the following nutritional benefits do you tend to prioritise when buying food for your breakfast? checkbox High protein / Low sugar / High complex carbs / Wholegrain / Low fat / Low calorie / No/low artificial ingredients / High fibre / High vitamins & minerals / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2521 2596 2020-06-09 539 0
What superpower would you like to have? textarea textarea 0 2520 2595 2020-06-09 259 0
Which of the following dairy products have you heard of? checkbox Arla Protein / Arla Skyr / Total 0% Greek Yogurt / Activia Yogurt / Yeo Valley Natural Yogurt / Onken Fruit Yogurt / Yeo Valley Fruit Yogurt / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2519 2594 2020-06-09 560 0
Is consuming a high level of protein important to your health and fitness? checkbox No / Yes / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2518 2593 2020-06-09 2,010 0
What chance do you think the England men's football team have of winning the next World Cup? radio I wouldn't know / 0-3% / 4-6% / 7-9% / 10-12% / 13-15% / 16-20% / 21-25% / 26-30% / 31-40% / 41-50% / Over 50% / Prefer not to say 1 2517 2592 2020-06-09 50,392 0
Do you think society is becoming more or less tolerant? radio More / Less / No change / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2516 2591 2020-06-09 1,008 0
How would you describe your overall opinion about EE the mobile network provider? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 2513 2588 2020-06-08 202 0
How would you describe your overall opinion about iD Mobile the mobile network provider? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 2512 2587 2020-06-08 200 0
What was the last thing you purchased? textarea textarea 0 2511 2586 2020-06-08 260 0
How would you describe your overall opinion about Giffgaff the mobile network? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 2510 2585 2020-06-08 201 0
How would you describe your overall opinion about Three the mobile network? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 2509 2584 2020-06-08 200 0
How would you describe your overall opinion about Voxi the mobile network? radio Very favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Very unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 2508 2583 2020-06-08 200 0
Which of the following mobile networks, if any, offers endless social media data usage? radio Voxi / Giffgaff / Three mobile / EE / O2 / Vodafone / iD mobile / Sky mobile / Plusnet / BT mobile / Virgin mobile / Other / None / Prefer not to say 0 2507 2582 2020-06-08 201 0
Which of the following mobile networks, if any, uses 'stay connected, stay endless' in its advertising? radio Voxi / Giffgaff / Three mobile / EE / O2 / Vodafone / iD mobile / Sky mobile / Plusnet / BT mobile / Virgin mobile / Other / None / Prefer not to say 0 2506 2581 2020-06-08 200 0
Roughly, how much weight have you lost since lockdown began (in stone)? textarea textarea 0 2505 2580 2020-06-08 200 0
Roughly, how much weight have you gained since lockdown began (in stone)? textarea textarea 0 2504 2579 2020-06-08 200 0
Which of the following soft drinks do you / your family occasionally buy? checkbox Coca-Cola / Diet Coke / Pepsi Max / Fanta / Pepsi / Dr. Pepper / Coca-Cola cherry / Irn-Bru / Coca-Cola Zero / Pepsi Max Cherry / Sprite / 7-Up / Tango / Barrs / Supermarket own brand / Other / I don't buy soft drinks / Prefer not to say 1 2503 2578 2020-06-08 53,095 0
Which of the following soft drinks do you / your family regularly buy? checkbox Coca-Cola / Diet Coke / Pepsi Max / Fanta / Pepsi / Dr. Pepper / Coca-Cola cherry / Irn-Bru / Coca-Cola Zero / Pepsi Max Cherry / Sprite / 7-Up / Tango / Barrs / Supermarket own brand / Other / I don't buy soft drinks / Prefer not to say 1 2502 2577 2020-06-08 53,293 0
Would you usually choose beer or wine to accompany your meal? radio Beer / Wine / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 2501 2576 2020-06-08 203 0
Were Black Lives Matters protesters right to congregate in major cities over the weekend, despite ongoing restrictions to control the spread of Covid-19? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2498 2573 2020-06-08 17,848 0
Were protestors right to remove the statue of Edward Colston, and throw it in the river, in Bristol yesterday? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2498 2574 2020-06-08 17,848 0
Was it wrong that the statue of Edward Colston was there in the first place? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2498 2575 2020-06-08 17,848 0
Roughly how has your body weight changed since lockdown began? (1 stone = about 6kg) radio Gained 1 stone or more / Gained about 0.75 stone / Gained about 0.5 stone / Gained about 0.25 stone / Gained less than 0.25 stone / No change / Lost less than 0.25 stone / Lost about 0.25 stone / Lost about 0.5 stone / Lost about 0.75 stone / Lost 1 stone or more / Prefer not to say 0 2497 2572 2020-06-06 15,265 0
If your employer told you to come back to your office next week, would you? radio Yes / No / I don't work in an office / Prefer not to say 0 2496 2571 2020-06-06 90,880 0
Would you support your nearest town/city participating in a twelve month trial of e-scooters if their use was restricted to roads and cycle paths, and not on pavements? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2495 2570 2020-06-05 941 0
Where have you never been, but want to go? textarea textarea 0 2494 2569 2020-06-05 225 0
Would you support making the use of e-scooters legal if their use was restricted to roads and cycle paths, and not on pavements? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2493 2568 2020-06-05 1,037 0
An E-Scooter is likely to cost about £500 to own, and about £7 to rent for 30 minutes.  If they were legal, would you prefer to rent or buy one? radio Rent / Buy / Prefer not to say 0 2491 2566 2020-06-05 1,034 0
Are you proud of your postcode? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 2490 2565 2020-06-05 44,100 0
Given the current risks of using public transport, and the need to avoid excessive car use, would you support your nearest town/city participating in a twelve month trial of e-scooters? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2489 2564 2020-06-05 2,503 0
Given the current risks of using public transport, and the need to avoid excessive car use, would you support making the use of e-scooters legal? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2488 2563 2020-06-05 2,511 0
Which of the following skills do you possess? checkbox Unicyle riding / Juggling / Squeaky nose / Very large feet / Funny face / Flowers up your sleeve / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2487 2562 2020-06-05 228 0
What brands of toilet paper do you / your household regularly buy? checkbox Andrex / Tesco / Cushelle / Charmin / Asda / Velvet / Sainsbury's / Nicky / Morrisons / Andrex Moist Wipes / Nouvelle / Regina / Spring Force / Dixcel / Other supermarket brand / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2486 2561 2020-06-05 52,202 0
Which of the following brands of supermarket, if any, uses "Calling all #LocalHeroes" in its advertising? radio Co-op / Tesco / Sainsbury's / Lidl / Aldi / Waitrose / Morrisons / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2485 2560 2020-06-05 216 0
Which of the following charities would you associate the Co-Op with? checkbox FareShare / Cancer Research UK / British Heart Foundation / Diabetes UK / The Trussell Trust / Age UK / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2484 2559 2020-06-05 218 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of Lidl the supermarket? radio Very Unfavourable / Somewhat Unfavourable / Neutral / Somewhat Favourable / Very Favourable / Prefer not to say 0 2483 2558 2020-06-05 204 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of Aldi the supermarket? radio Very Unfavourable / Somewhat Unfavourable / Neutral / Somewhat Favourable / Very Favourable / Prefer not to say 0 2482 2557 2020-06-05 203 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of Waitrose the supermarket? radio Very Unfavourable / Somewhat Unfavourable / Neutral / Somewhat Favourable / Very Favourable / Prefer not to say 0 2481 2556 2020-06-05 208 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of Sainsbury's the supermarket? radio Very Unfavourable / Somewhat Unfavourable / Neutral / Somewhat Favourable / Very Favourable / Prefer not to say 0 2480 2555 2020-06-05 209 0
How would you describe your overall opinion of Tesco the supermarket? radio Very Favourable / Somewhat Favourable / Neutral / Somewhat Unfavourable / Very Unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 2479 2554 2020-06-05 202 0
How would you describe your overall opinion about the Co-Op Supermarket? radio Very Favourable / Somewhat Favourable / Neutral / Somewhat Unfavourable / Very Unfavourable / Prefer not to say 0 2478 2553 2020-06-05 207 0
When you do return to visiting pubs, bars, and/or restaurants, will you order any of the following alcoholic drinks? checkbox Wine (including sparkling wine eg. Prosecco) / Beer/Cider / Spirit and mixer / Cocktail / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2477 2552 2020-06-05 47,815 0
Did you know that you can get your bank to refund your cancelled flight if you paid for the flight with your credit card? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2476 2551 2020-06-05 200 0
Have you booked a holiday this year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2475 2550 2020-06-04 218 0
If Covid-19 is dividing the UK into 'lockdowners' (whose primary concern is the spread of Covid-19 and are worried about easing lockdown) and 'reopeners' (who are more concerned about damage to the economy and would prefer lockdown to be eased), which are you? radio I'm a lockdowner - and I think reopeners are reckless/dangerous / I'm a reopener - and I think lockdowners are reckless/dangerous / I'm a lockdowner - but I understand why reopeners feel the way they feel / I'm a reopener - but I understand why lockdowners feel the way they feel / I don't think I fit into either category / I don't think the lockdowner/reopener category is relevant / Prefer not to say 0 2474 2549 2020-06-04 1,054 0
Do you eat natural yoghurt? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2473 2548 2020-06-04 223 0
Are you currently furloughed? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2472 2547 2020-06-04 114,093 0
You told us you are likely to visit pubs, bars, and/or restaurants when restrictions are due to be lifted on July 4th. What will be the key factors in your decision? checkbox Trust in venue / Cleanliness of the venue / Social distancing measures / Your financial situation / The rate of infection (R) at the time / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2469 2544 2020-06-04 111,317 0
Which of the following venues are you likely to visit? checkbox Pub / Bar / Wine bar / Chain restaurant (eg. Zizzi) / Independent restaurant (eg. Family-run bistro) / Fine-dining restaurant / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2469 2545 2020-06-04 111,317 0
Currently the UK rules for social distancing are set to 2 metres. Much of Europe is at 1.5 metres. A recent study and the WHO recommend at least 1 metre. At what distance would you feel ‘comfortable’ in a venue? radio Less than 1m / 1m / 1.5m / 2m / 2m+ / Prefer not to say 0 2469 2546 2020-06-04 111,317 0
Since lockdown have you considered buying more sustainable alternatives of any of the following products? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Food and drink / Household cleaning / Toiletries / Beauty products / Childrens' toys / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2468 2543 2020-06-03 1,033 0
Why have you considered buying more sustainable products since lockdown? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox More time to consider alternatives / Shopping online allows me to search for different products / Closer connection to nature / Increased awareness of environmental matters / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2467 2542 2020-06-03 402 0
Since lockdown have you considered buying more sustainable alternatives of any of the following products? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Food and drink / Household cleaning / Toiletries / Beauty products / Childrens' toys / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2466 2541 2020-06-03 1,046 0
How do you plan to save money during the coming recession? checkbox Do your hair at home / Eat out less often / Use the car less often / Cut down on entertainment subscriptions like Netflix / Drink less alcohol / Reduce childcare hours / Buy cheaper food brands / Less impulse purchases / Repair household appliances instead of Replacing them / Work from home more to reduce transport costs / Entertain at home instead of going out / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2465 2540 2020-06-03 242 0
Before lockdown, how often did you visit pubs, bars, or restaurants? radio Never / Less than once per month / Once per month / 2 or 3 times per month / Once per week / 2 or 3 times per week / 4+ times per week / Prefer not to say 0 2463 2538 2020-06-03 140,795 0
If hospitality sector restrictions are lifted on July 4th, how often do you think you will visit pubs, bars and restaurants in the following 2 months? radio Never / Less than once per month / Once per month / 2 or 3 times per month / Once per week / 2 or 3 times per week / 4+ times per week / Prefer not to say 0 2463 2539 2020-06-03 140,795 0
Which of the following drinks do you purchase from the chiller cabinet in supermarkets/shops? checkbox Water / Smoothie/juice / Soft drink e.g. Coke, Fanta / Energy drink e.g. Red Bull, Monster / Milk-based (dairy or plant) e.g. milkshakes / Chilled ready-to-drink coffee / I don't / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2461 2536 2020-06-02 563 0
How old (roughly) is your LinkedIn profile photo? radio Less than 1 year / 2 years / 3 years / 4 years / 5 years / 6-8 years / 9-10 years / 10-12 years / 13+ years / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2460 2535 2020-06-01 2,006 0
When lockdown is ended by the Government, will you continue social distancing? radio Yes, with everyone / Yes, with strangers / No / Prefer not to say 0 2459 2534 2020-06-01 21,487 0
Who did you vote for in the December 2019 UK General Election? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Scottish National Party / Liberal Democrats / Change UK / Plaid Cymru / Green Party / Brexit Party / Democratic Unionist Party / Sinn Féin / Other / I did not vote / I could not vote / Prefer not to say 1 2458 2533 2020-06-01 Vote 2019 GE 199,909 0
Do you feel lockdown is being lifted too quickly in Northern Ireland? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2457 2532 2020-05-30 2,039 0
Do you feel lockdown is being lifted too quickly in Wales? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2456 2531 2020-05-30 4,387 0
Do you feel lockdown is being lifted too quickly in Scotland? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2455 2530 2020-05-30 6,174 0
Do you feel lockdown is being lifted too quickly in England? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2454 2529 2020-05-30 78,904 0
Is lockdown in the UK being lifted too early? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2453 2528 2020-05-29 1,542 0
Do you own an electric car? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2452 2527 2020-05-29 226 0
Why do you think you have failed to quit smoking? checkbox Enjoyment / Social environment / Cravings / Stress / Other / I haven't / Prefer not to say 0 2451 2526 2020-05-29 842 0
Have you tried quitting smoking and failed? radio Yes / No / I don't smoke / Prefer not to say 0 2450 2525 2020-05-29 2,012 0
How would you rate Boris Johnson's leadership during the coronavirus crisis? radio 5 (Extremely good) / 4 / 3 / 2 / 1 / 0 (Average) / -1 / -2 / -3 / -4 / -5 (Extremely poor) / Prefer not to say 0 2449 2524 2020-05-28 15,005 0
Which new habits formed during lockdown do you think you will NOT stick with once 'normality' resumes? textarea textarea 0 2448 2523 2020-05-28 1,007 0
Which new habits formed during lockdown do you think you will stick with once 'normality' resumes? textarea textarea 0 2447 2522 2020-05-28 1,012 0
Which of the following tea products do you / your household occasionally buy? checkbox PG Tips / Yorkshire Tea / Tetley Tea Bags / Twinings / Typhoo Tea Bags / Tesco / PG Tips One Cup / Asda / Clipper / Redbush / Lipton / Morrisons / Oukka / Scottish Blend / Typhoo One Cup / Yorkshire Gold / Yorkshire Tea for Hard Water / Taylors / Teapigs / PG Tips The Strong One / M&S / Typhoo Fresh Brew / Tetley Redbush / Quick Brew / Ringtons / Whittard / Tick Tock / Cafédirect Tea / Other supermarket brand / Other / Prefer not to say 1 2446 2521 2020-05-28 91,594 0
Which of the following tea products do you / your household regularly buy? checkbox PG Tips / Yorkshire Tea / Tetley Tea Bags / Twinings / Typhoo Tea Bags / Tesco / PG Tips One Cup / Asda / Clipper / Redbush / Lipton / Morrisons / Oukka / Scottish Blend / Typhoo One Cup / Yorkshire Gold / Yorkshire Tea for Hard Water / Taylors / Teapigs / PG Tips The Strong One / M&S / Typhoo Fresh Brew / Tetley Redbush / Quick Brew / Ringtons / Whittard / Tick Tock / Cafédirect Tea / Other supermarket brand / Other / Prefer not to say 1 2445 2520 2020-05-28 90,599 0
Boris Johnson has stated he will not dismiss Dominic Cummings for his alleged breaking of lockdown rules. Is it "time to move on"? radio Yes / No / I don't know / care / Prefer not to say 0 2444 2519 2020-05-27 206 0
Do you feel it is "time to move on" from the Dominic Cummings scandal? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2443 2518 2020-05-27 227 0
Which instant coffee products do you / your household regularly buy? checkbox Nescafe (any) / Nescafe Gold Blend / Nescafe Original / Nescafe Azera / Other Nescafe / Kenco (any) / Kenco Really Smooth/Rich/Dark / Kenco Millicano / Other Kenco / Tesco / Douwe Egberts / Carte Noir (any) / Maxwell (any) / Asda / Sainsbury's / Morrisons / Red Mountain / Mellow Bird's / Rappor / Cafédirect / M&S / Other supermarket brand / Other / I don't buy instant coffee / Prefer not to say 1 2442 2517 2020-05-26 97,464 0
Which instant coffee products do you / your household regularly buy? checkbox Nescafe (any) / Nescafe Gold Blend / Nescafe Original / Nescafe Azera / Other Nescafe / Kenco (any) / Kenco Really Smooth/Rich/Dark / Kenco Millicano / Other Kenco / Tesco / Douwe Egberts / Carte Noir (any) / Maxwell (any) / Asda / Sainsbury's / Morrisons / Red Mountain / Mellow Bird's / Rappor / Cafédirect / M&S / Other supermarket brand / Other / I don't buy instant coffee / Prefer not to say 1 2441 2516 2020-05-26 97,422 0
Following Dominic Cummings' press conference today, should Boris Johnson sack him? radio Yes / No / I don't know / I've not been following the story / Prefer not to say 0 2440 2515 2020-05-25 5,001 0
Should Boris Johnson have sacked Dominic Cummings over his trip(s) during lockdown? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2439 2514 2020-05-24 5,007 0
Will you marry my mate Tina? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 2438 2513 2020-05-24 135 0
Should Dominic Cummings resign / be fired? radio Yes / No / I don't know / I don't know who he is / Prefer not to say 0 2437 2512 2020-05-23 3,840 0
Do you know who Dominic Cummings is? radio Yes / No / I recognise the name / Prefer not to say 0 2436 2511 2020-05-23 206 0
Should Dominic Cummings resign / be fired? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2435 2510 2020-05-23 20,012 0
Have you been to China, Thailand or Iran with your child/ren in the past 15 months? radio Yes / No / I don't have children / Prefer not to say 0 2434 2509 2020-05-22 2,219 0
Have you been to India, Pakistan, or Bangladesh with your child/ren in the past 15 months? radio Yes / No / I don't have children / Prefer not to say 0 2433 2508 2020-05-22 17,991 0
Have you been to South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya or Ethiopia with your child/ren in the past 15 months? radio Yes / No / I don't have children / Prefer not to say 0 2432 2507 2020-05-22 14,109 0
Have you been to Argentina, Brazil, Peru, Chile, or Mexico with your child/ren in the past 15 months? radio Yes / No / I don't have children / Prefer not to say 0 2431 2506 2020-05-22 16,426 0
Which of the following breakfast cereals do you/your household occasionally buy? checkbox Cheerios / Shreddies / Corn Flakes / Crunchy Nut Corn Flakes / Weetabix / Weetabix Minis / Rice Krispies / Coco Pops / Alpen / Special K / Special K Red Berries / Shredded Wheat / Porridge / Krave / Curiously Cinammon / Weetos / Oatibix / Honey Monster Wheat Puffs / Golden Nuggets / Bran Flakes / Fruit 'n Fibre / Country Crisp / Other Granola / Other Muesli / Other / I don't buy cereals / Prefer not to say 0 2430 2505 2020-05-22 202 0
Which of the following breakfast cereals do you/your household regularly buy? checkbox Cheerios / Shreddies / Corn Flakes / Crunchy Nut Corn Flakes / Weetabix / Weetabix Minis / Rice Krispies / Coco Pops / Alpen / Special K / Special K Red Berries / Shredded Wheat / Porridge / Krave / Curiously Cinammon / Weetos / Oatibix / Honey Monster Wheat Puffs / Golden Nuggets / Bran Flakes / Fruit 'n Fibre / Country Crisp / Other Granola / Other Muesli / Other / I don't buy cereals / Prefer not to say 0 2429 2504 2020-05-22 201 0
How, if at all, are you maintaining a healthy diet during lockdown? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Planning meals in advance / Healthy snacks / Eating a wide range of fruit & vegetables / Vitamins & supplements / Frozen foods / Low fat products / Low sugar products / Drinking plenty of water / Avoiding alcohol / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2428 2503 2020-05-21 211 0
What kinds of exercise are you taking up or doing more of during lockdown? (tick all that apply) checkbox Running / Walking / Cycling / Yoga / Home Gym / HIIT Workouts / Pilates / Dancing / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2427 2502 2020-05-21 211 0
Do you have decision making power over purchasing mental and health wellbeing programs for your company? radio Yes / No / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 2426 2501 2020-05-21 137 0
Which of the following washing powder and tablets do you / your household buy occasionally? checkbox Ariel / Bold 2 in 1 / Surf / Persil Non-Bio / Daz / Fairy Non Bio / Ariel Biological / Persil Bio / Tesco] / Asda / Ariel Sensitive / Non Bio / Sainsbury's / Ariel Colour & Style / Persil Colour Care / Other Ariel / Morrisons / Persil 2 in 1 with Comfort / Ecover / Calgon / Other Persil / Surcare / Dreft / Other supermarket brand / Other / I don't buy washing powder/tablets / Prefer not to say 1 2422 2499 2020-05-21 93,523 0
Which of the following washing powder and tablets do you / your household buy regularly? checkbox Ariel / Bold 2 in 1 / Surf / Persil Non-Bio / Daz / Fairy Non Bio / Ariel Biological / Persil Bio / Tesco] / Asda / Ariel Sensitive / Non Bio / Sainsbury's / Ariel Colour & Style / Persil Colour Care / Other Ariel / Morrisons / Persil 2 in 1 with Comfort / Ecover / Calgon / Other Persil / Surcare / Dreft / Other supermarket brand / Other / I don't buy washing powder/tablets / Prefer not to say 1 2421 2498 2020-05-21 93,705 0
Would you consider Babybel as a snack / part of a packed lunch for your child? radio Yes, I would consider it / No, I wouldn't consider it / Prefer not to say 0 2419 2496 2020-05-20 2,008 0
When your child/ren go to to school, which of the following items will you include in your child’s packed lunch? (tick all that apply) checkbox Babybel / Crisps / Fruit / Crudites / veg & dip / Sandwiches / Fruit juice / water / Fizzy drink / Sweet bar (cereal, chocolate, etc.) / Other / Not applicable / Prefer not to say 0 2418 2495 2020-05-20 2,005 0
Would you be happy to switch to a Fibre optic broadband provider if it meant faster and more reliable Internet with symmetrical upload and download speeds? checkbox Yes, I'd like to switch / No, I would not like to switch / Yes, but at a later date / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2417 2494 2020-05-20 43,086 0
Have you purchased items close to or beyond the best before date in the last 3 months? checkbox Yes / No / I would never buy anything past the best before date / Prefer not to say 0 2416 2493 2020-05-19 223 0
How much would you expect to save on RRP for an item that was past its best before date? checkbox 10% / 20% / 30% / 40% / 50% / More than 50% / Prefer not to say 0 2415 2492 2020-05-19 240 0
Would you buy perfectly good food or drink that has passed its best before date? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2414 2491 2020-05-19 213 0
Will your online shopping remain at the same level as it is now once the pandemic is over? checkbox Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2413 2490 2020-05-19 208 0
Is online shopping for food and drink better value and/or more convenient than buying in store? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2412 2489 2020-05-19 214 0
Have you been shopping for a neighbour, friends or family during the coronavirus pandemic? checkbox Yes / No / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2411 2488 2020-05-19 208 0
Are you shopping more online now than before the coronavirus pandemic? checkbox Yes / No / About the same / Prefer not to say 0 2410 2487 2020-05-19 211 0
Are you aware of the following Lego products (select all that apply)? checkbox Lego Friends / Lego Harry Potter / Lego Disney Princess / Lego Dots / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2409 2486 2020-05-19 2,013 0
What is your opinion of Boris Johnson? textarea textarea 0 2408 2485 2020-05-19 1,091 0
Do you have a "side hustle" in addition to your normal job (ie. business activity as another source of income) radio Yes / No / I don't have a normal job / Prefer not to say 1 2407 2483 2020-05-18 76,121 0
Which, if any, of the following procedures have you had, or considering having? checkbox Botox / Face and lip fillers / Chemical peels / Permanent make-up / Microdermabrasion / Laser hair removal / Skin lightening / Tattoo removal / Facelift / Ear correction surgery / Tummy tuck / Nose reshaping / Liposuction / Hair transplant / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2406 2482 2020-05-18 1,093 0
In which industry do you work? radio Tech, media, telecoms / Financial, professional services / Healthcare / Real estate, construction / Manufacturing / Consumer / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2403 2476 2020-05-18 6,605 0
When do you expect a second coronavirus spike to occur? radio In the next three months / 3-6 months / 2021 / Never / Prefer not to say 0 2403 2477 2020-05-18 6,605 0
How has your view of your CEO changed since the lockdown started? radio Very favourably / Somewhat favourably / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourably / Very unfavourably / Prefer not to say 0 2403 2478 2020-05-18 6,605 0
Do you think that companies should maintain their support packages (help for the NHS, support for vulnerable customers, etc.) in the event of a second coronavirus spike? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2400 2479 2020-05-18 10,319 0
Would you like the media to scrutinise business more closely in the event of a second spike? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2400 2480 2020-05-18 10,319 0
As a taxpayer, do you worry that Government has spent too much money propping up business through the crisis? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2400 2481 2020-05-18 10,319 0
In which industry do you work? radio Tech, media, telecoms / Financial, professional services / Healthcare / Real estate, construction / Manufacturing / Consumer / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2397 2476 2020-05-18 6,700 0
When do you expect a second coronavirus spike to occur? radio In the next three months / 3-6 months / 2021 / Never / Prefer not to say 0 2397 2477 2020-05-18 6,700 0
How has your view of your CEO changed since the lockdown started? radio Very favourably / Somewhat favourably / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourably / Very unfavourably / Prefer not to say 0 2397 2478 2020-05-18 6,700 0
When you buy a new smart phone, tablet, or laptop, how important is the ability to recycle the device in your decision? checkbox Very important / Fairly important / Not important / Not at all important / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 2395 2474 2020-05-18 4,040 0
When you buy a new smart phone, tablet, or laptop, how important are the working conditions in the overseas factories where the products are made in your decision? checkbox Very important / Fairly important / Not important / Not at all important / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 2395 2475 2020-05-18 4,040 0
Which of the following washing liquids/gels do you/your household buy regularly? checkbox Ariel / Ariel Biological / Ariel Colour & Style / Ariel Sensitive / Non Bio / Other Ariel / Bold 2 in 1 / Daz / Ecover / Fairy Non Bio / Persil / Bio / Persil Colour Care / Persil 2 in 1 / Persil Non Bio / Persil Silk & Wool / Other Persil / Stergene / Surcare / Surf / Woolite / Asda / Morrisons / Sainsbury's / Tesco / Other supermarket brand / Other 'Green' brand / Other / I don't buy washing liquids/gels / Prefer not to say 0 2394 2473 2020-05-18 90,348 0
Which of the following washing liquids/gels do you/your household buy regularly? checkbox Ariel / Ariel Biological / Ariel Colour & Style / Ariel Sensitive / Non Bio / Other Ariel / Bold 2 in 1 / Daz / Ecover / Fairy Non Bio / Persil / Bio / Persil Colour Care / Persil 2 in 1 / Persil Non Bio / Persil Silk & Wool / Other Persil / Stergene / Surcare / Surf / Woolite / Asda / Morrisons / Sainsbury's / Tesco / Other supermarket brand / Other 'Green' brand / Other / I don't buy washing liquids/gels / Prefer not to say 0 2393 2472 2020-05-18 90,321 0
Which of the following washing liquids/gels do you/your household buy regularly? checkbox Ariel / Ariel Biological / Ariel Colour & Style / Ariel Sensitive / Non Bio / Other Ariel / Bold 2 in 1 / Daz / Ecover / Fairy Non Bio / Persil / Bio / Persil Colour Care / Persil 2 in 1 / Persil Non Bio / Persil Silk & Wool / Other Persil / Stergene / Surcare / Surf / Woolite / Asda / Morrisons / Sainsbury's / Tesco / Other supermarket brand / Other 'Green' brand / Other / I don't buy washing liquids/gels / Prefer not to say 1 2392 2471 2020-05-18 93,436 0
Roughly how many hours per school day, on average, are your child/ren being home-schooled? radio 0 / 0.5 / 1 / 1.5 / 2 / 2.5 / 3 / 3.5 / 4 / 4.5 / 5 / 5.5 / 6 / More than 6 / I don't have school age children / Prefer not to say 0 2391 2470 2020-05-18 6,735 0
If you are told you should send your child/ren back to school in June, but are not legally obliged to, will you? radio Yes / No / I don't have children in reception, Y1, or Y6 / Prefer not to say 0 2390 2469 2020-05-16 2,010 0
How worried are you about the long-term health impacts of your increased drinking during lockdown? radio Not worried at all / A little worried / Quite worried / Very worried / I've not increased my drinking during lockdown / Prefer not to say 0 2388 2467 2020-05-15 5,144 0
Why are you drinking more during lockdown? (tick all that apply) checkbox Boredom / Stress / I'm just giving myself a 'pass' / Other / I'm not drinking more during lockdown / Prefer not to say 0 2388 2468 2020-05-15 5,144 0
With cinemas shut due to the COVID-19 lockdown, would you consider going to a 'Drive-In Cinema' where social distancing is enforced? checkbox Yes / No / Maybe / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2387 2466 2020-05-15 555 0
Are you familiar with the concept of a 'Drive-In Cinema'? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2386 2465 2020-05-15 525 0
When you buy a new smart phone, tablet, or laptop, how important is the functionality and features of the device in your decision? radio Very important / Fairly important / Not important / Not at all important / Prefer not to say 0 2383 2462 2020-05-15 6,187 0
When you buy a new smart phone, tablet, or laptop, how important is the environmental impact of the manufacturing process in your decision? radio Very important / Fairly important / Not important / Not at all important / Prefer not to say 0 2383 2463 2020-05-15 6,187 0
When you buy a new smart phone, tablet, or laptop, how important is the price in your decision? radio Very important / Fairly important / Not important / Not at all important / Prefer not to say 0 2383 2464 2020-05-15 6,187 0
Which of the following washing powders/pods/capsule brands do you or your household never buy? checkbox Ariel / Bold / Persil / Fairy / Surf / Daz / Supermarket own-brand / Other / I buy washing products / Prefer not to say 1 2382 2461 2020-04-13 92,941 0
Which of the following washing powders/pods/capsule brands do you or your household occasionally buy? checkbox Ariel / Bold / Persil / Fairy / Surf / Daz / Supermarket own-brand / Other / I don't buy washing products / Prefer not to say 1 2381 2460 2020-04-13 96,143 0
How much more alcohol are you drinking during lockdown? radio I've stopped drinking / I've cut down / About the same / More, but less than twice as much / About twice as much / More than twice as much / I don't drink / Prefer not to say 0 2378 2457 2020-05-15 50,021 0
How many units of alcohol do you estimate you are drinking each week (1 unit = half pint beer / small wine) radio 0 / 1-3 / 4-5 / 6-10 / 11-15 / 16-20 / 21-25 / 26-31 / 32+ / Prefer not to say 0 2378 2458 2020-05-15 50,021 0
Which of the following drinks are you drinking more of? radio I don't drink / Beer / Wine / Spirits / Cider / Alcopops / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2378 2459 2020-05-15 50,021 0
As an employer, have you had experience of employees with persistent musculoskeletal pain? (ie. bone, joint or muscle pain lasting more than 3 months) checkbox Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2377 2456 2020-05-15 267 0
Do you think you should be wearing protective masks in public places to reduce the spread of Coronavirus? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2376 2455 2020-05-15 2,007 0
Who would you prefer to be in charge during this coronavirus crisis? radio Boris Johnson / Kier Starmer / Jeremy Corbyn / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2375 2454 2020-05-14 28,636 0
Which of the following Face Creams & Moisturisers do you/your household never buy? checkbox Olay / L'Oreal / Nivea / Garnier / Simple / Dermo Expertise / Cosmeticism / Dabur / Neutrogena / Clean & Clear / Bull Dog / Aloe Pura / Weleda / Supermarket own-brand / I buy face cream/moisturisers / Prefer not to say 1 2373 2453 2020-05-13 52,828 0
Which of the following Face Creams & Moisturisers do you/your household buy occasionally? checkbox Olay / L'Oreal / Nivea / Garnier / Simple / Dermo Expertise / Cosmeticism / Dabur / Neutrogena / Clean & Clear / Bull Dog / Aloe Pura / Weleda / Supermarket own-brand / I don't buy face cream/moisturisers / Prefer not to say 1 2372 2452 2020-05-13 56,791 0
Which of the following Face Creams & Moisturisers do you/your household buy regularly? checkbox Olay / L'Oreal / Nivea / Garnier / Simple / Dermo Expertise / Cosmeticism / Dabur / Neutrogena / Clean & Clear / Bull Dog / Aloe Pura / Weleda / Supermarket own-brand / I don't buy face cream/moisturisers / Prefer not to say 1 2371 2451 2020-05-13 56,559 0
Which of the following products have you bought from a vet? checkbox Parasite prevention products / Pet food / Pet toys / Pet grooming products / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2370 2450 2020-05-12 207 0
When cinemas reopen, would you consider going to the cinema within the first 1-2 months? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 2368 2448 2020-05-12 1,537 0
Why? textarea textarea / textarea 0 2368 2449 2020-05-12 1,537 0
Which of the following methods do you use at home to watch films on your main TV (tick all that apply)? checkbox I don't watch films on TV / Traditional TV (no internet) / Smart TV (internet connected) / Connected Set-top-box / Dongle (Eg. Amazon Fire Stick) / Pay TV Set-top-box (eg. Sky, Virgin, NowTV) / Internet-connected games console (eg. PS5, XBox) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2366 2446 2020-05-12 5,000 0
Which of these video-on-demand (VOD) methods do you use to consume video content? (tick all that apply) checkbox Subscription e.g. Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney / Ad/Licence fee supported (eg. BBC iPlayer, All4, YouTube) / Download to rent (eg. iTunes, Sky Box Office, Amazon Video) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2366 2447 2020-05-12 5,000 0
Temporary measures to increase cycling and walking capacity, and reduce vehicle use, should be made permanent. radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 2363 2443 2020-05-09 20,092 0
When would you be most comfortable for your child/ren to return to school? radio Now / June / July / September / Later / I don't have child/ren / Prefer not to say 0 2362 2442 2020-05-08 17,414 0
In your opinion, what should reopen in June this year? checkbox Nurseries / Primary schools / Secondary schooles / Colleges / Universities / Restaurants / Cafés / Pubs / Gyms / Places of worship / Factories / Offices / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2361 2441 2020-05-08 50,034 0
Which of the following hand creams do you/your household never buy? checkbox Neutrogena / Nivea / Garnier / Aveeno / Dove / E45 / Treacle Moon / Body Shop / Aesop / Clarins / L'Occitane / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2359 2439 2020-05-07 55,463 0
Which of the following hand creams do you/your household occasionally buy? checkbox Neutrogena / Nivea / Garnier / Aveeno / Dove / E45 / Treacle Moon / Body Shop / Aesop / Clarins / L'Occitane / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2358 2438 2020-05-07 58,912 0
Which of the following hand creams do you/your household regularly buy? checkbox Neutrogena / Nivea / Garnier / Aveeno / Dove / E45 / Treacle Moon / Body Shop / Aesop / Clarins / L'Occitane / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2357 2437 2020-05-07 58,776 0
Which of the following body lotions, moisturisers and scrubs do you/your household never buy? checkbox Nivea / Vaseline / Dove / E45 / Palmers / Aveeno / Calcot Manor Spa / Garnier / Neutrogena / Simple / CBD Alchemist / Bio-Oil / Supermarket own-brand / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2356 2436 2020-05-07 54,755 0
Which of the following body lotions, moisturisers and scrubs do you/your household occasionally buy? checkbox Nivea / Vaseline / Dove / E45 / Palmers / Aveeno / Calcot Manor Spa / Garnier / Neutrogena / Simple / CBD Alchemist / Bio-Oil / Supermarket own-brand / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2354 2435 2020-05-07 58,097 0
Which of the following body lotions, moisturisers and scrubs do you/your household regularly buy? checkbox Nivea / Vaseline / Dove / E45 / Palmers / Aveeno / Calcot Manor Spa / Garnier / Neutrogena / Simple / CBD Alchemist / Bio-Oil / Supermarket own-brand / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2353 2434 2020-05-07 57,985 0
Which of the following video subscription services do you have a subscription to? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Starz Play / Netflix / BritBox / Amazon Prime Video / Disney + / Now TV / Mubi / Rakuten TV / Apple TV+ / Prefer not to say 0 2352 2433 2020-05-06 204 0
Which of the following video subscription services are you aware of? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Starz Play / Netflix / BritBox / Amazon Prime Video / Disney + / Now TV / Mubi / Rakuten TV / Apple TV+ / Prefer not to say 0 2351 2432 2020-05-06 201 0
Do you create content through any of the following channels as your primary source of income? checkbox Youtube / Facebook / Instagram / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2348 2429 2020-05-05 200 0
If you own a bicycle or an eBicycle, how often do you use it? checkbox Every day / At least three times a week / At least once a week / At least once every two weeks / At least once a month / At least once every two months / Less frequently than once every two months / I don’t not own a bike or eBicycle / Prefer not to say 0 2344 2425 2020-05-05 6,146 0
Before the UK went into lockdown, did you use your bicycle or eBicycle to commute to work? radio Yes, fully / Yes, partly (eg. to get to the station) / No / I don't own a bike or ebike / I don't work / commute / Prefer not to say 0 2344 2430 2020-05-05 6,146 0
After the lockdown, do you intend to use your bicycle or eBicycle to commute to work? radio Yes, fully / Yes, partly (eg. to get to the station) / No / I don't own a bike or ebike / I don't work / commute / Prefer not to say 0 2344 2431 2020-05-05 6,146 0
Which, if any, of the following do you regularly have a decision-making role in purchasing for your business/employer? checkbox Cameras / Video cameras / Audio recording / Computers / Phones / Televisions / Printers / Automobiles / Clothing / Protective / Tools / Medical / None / I don't work / Prefer not to say 1 2343 2424 2020-05-05 54,058 0
Do you use have decision making power over any of the following equipment at your place of work? checkbox Cameras / Video cameras / Audio recording / Computers / Phones / Televisions / Printers / Automobiles / Clothing / Protective / Tools / Medical / None / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 2340 2423 2020-05-05 460 0
In years to come, when the coronavirus crisis is over, which of the following aspects of lockdown life will you remember fondly? checkbox Bookshelves on TV interviews / Family time / Video calls / Clapping for NHS / That meme... With the guy... / Daily updates from politicians / Less traffic / Birds tweeting / Shared sense of purpose / Not having to rush around / Daytime drinking / Rediscovering old hobbles / Not going to work / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2339 2422 2020-05-04 5,036 0
Since the Coronavirus lockdown began, have you been on what you would consider to be a long drive to a rural area for exercise (whether a walk, cycle or run)? checkbox Yes - I wanted to go somewhere quiet for exercise / Yes - I did not see a problem with travelling / Yes - the rules allow me to / Yes - another reason / No - I have not / Prefer not to say 0 2338 2421 2020-05-04 263 0
What brands of shampoo do you never buy/use? checkbox Tresemmé / L'Oréal Elvive / Head & Shoulders / Pantene Pro V / Dove / Aussie / Alberto Balsam / Clairol Herbal Essences / John Frieda / Garnier Fructis / Avon / Tesco / Boots / Schwartzkopf Gliss / Body Shop / Wash & Go / Asda / Other / I don't buy/use shampoo / Prefer not to say 1 2336 2419 2019-08-14 192,214 0
What brands of shampoo do you occasionally buy/use? checkbox Tresemmé / L'Oréal Elvive / Head & Shoulders / Pantene Pro V / Dove / Aussie / Alberto Balsam / Clairol Herbal Essences / John Frieda / Garnier Fructis / Avon / Tesco / Boots / Schwartzkopf Gliss / Body Shop / Wash & Go / Asda / Other / I don't buy/use shampoo / Prefer not to say 1 2335 2418 2019-08-14 197,462 0
Just based on the name alone would you be attracted to buy a food product called 'Aussie Super Grain'? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Not particularly / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2331 2414 2020-05-04 203 0
Just based on the name alone would you be attracted to buy a food product called 'lupin'? radio Yes / No / Not particularly / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 2330 2413 2020-05-03 208 0
What do you think 'lupin' is? checkbox A flower / A wolf / A legume / No idea / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2329 2412 2020-05-03 251 0
Have you ever heard of 'lupin'? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2328 2411 2020-05-03 250 0
Do you prefer life under lockdown to ‘normal’ life? radio Yes / No / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2327 2410 2020-05-03 203 0
Outside of lockdown conditions, if a film you wanted to see was released simultaneously at the cinema and for home release (on a streaming platform, digital download or DVD) where would you most likely watch it? checkbox I'd still see it at the cinema / I'd watch it on a home release (streaming platform, digital download, DVD) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2326 2409 2020-05-01 547 0
If there was a film being released that you really wanted to see, where would you watch it? checkbox At the cinema / I'd wait until home release and buy the film (digital download, DVD) / I'd wait until home release on a streaming platform (Netflix, Disney + etc) / I'd wait until it was available on free TV or my channel-based package (Sky/Virgin/BT/Now) / Prefer not to say 0 2325 2408 2020-05-01 556 0
Have you heard of the upcoming 2020 film, 'Tenet', directed by Christopher Nolan (director of Inception, The Dark Knight etc) checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2324 2407 2020-05-01 504 0
Which of the following options is your landlord offering you while the lockdown prevents you from using your business premises? checkbox I don't rent business premises / Deferred payment / 0-10% discount / 11 - 20% discount / 21 - 30% discount / 31 - 50% discount / Over 50% discount / Something else / Nothing at all / Prefer not to say 0 2323 2406 2020-05-01 9,504 0
How much do you pay for your monthly mobile phone bill? radio I don't have a monthly contract / 0 - £5 / £5.01 - £10 / £10.01 - £15 / £15.01 - £20 / £20.01 - £25 / £25.01 - £30 / £30.01 - £35 / £35.01 - £40 / £40.01 - £50 / £50.01 - £60 / £60.01 - £75 / £75.01 - £100 / Over £100 / Prefer not to say 0 2322 2405 2020-05-01 206 0
How do you expect your online booking behaviour to change due to the COVID-19 pandemic? radio I will book less online / I will book more online / I will book the same amount online / Prefer not to say 0 2321 2404 2020-04-30 350 0
Have you seen ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ at the theatre? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2320 2403 2020-04-30 212 0
Have you read all the books in the Harry Potter book series? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2319 2402 2020-04-30 221 0
Have you seen either of the ‘Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them’ films, starring Eddie Redmayne & Jude Law? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2318 2401 2020-04-30 202 0
Have you seen all of the Harry Potter films? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2317 2400 2020-04-30 202 0
Which of the following chocolate bars do you/your household never buy? checkbox Aero / Animal Bar / Caramac / Crunch / Lion / Milky Way / Rolo / Yorkie / Dairy Milk / Caramel / Wispa / Twirl / Double Decker / Crunchie / Flake / Picnic / Boost / Milka / Toblerone / Toffee Crisp / Snickers / Galaxy / Mars / Twix / Fudge / Curly Wurly / Bounty / Topic / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2316 2399 2020-04-27 90,811 0
Which of the following boxed confectionary products do you/your household never buy? checkbox After Eight / Black Magic / Dairy Box / Quality Street / Cadburys Heroes / Lindor Truffles / Bendicks Bittermints / Thorntons selection / Ferrero Rocher / KitKat Senses / Milk Tray / Matchmakers / Roses / Celebrations / Maltesers / Toffifee / Terry's Chocolate Orange / Aero Bliss / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2315 2397 2020-04-29 91,432 0
Which of the following chocolate biscuit bars do you/your household never buy? checkbox Blue Riband / Breakaway / Drifter / KitKat / Toffee Crisp / Yorkie biscuits / Timeout / Club / Twix / Rocky / Penguin / Wagon Wheels / Lyons Viscount / Freddo / Gold / Barny / Mollys / Bahlsen / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2313 2398 2020-04-21 91,820 0
Do you prefer life under lockdown over normality (as things were before)? radio Yes / Most of it / Aspects of it / No / Prefer not to say 0 2311 2395 2020-04-29 4,112 0
What aspects of lockdown, if any, would you like to keep? textarea textarea / textarea 0 2311 2396 2020-04-29 4,112 0
Imagine you were asked to join a parenting app which asks questions each day and shows you how other parents have answered. Which name is most appealing? radio Parent Pick / Parent Poll / Parent Ping / Parent Crowd / Parent Panel / Parent Push / Prefer not to say 0 2310 2394 2020-04-29 206 0
How has the lockdown changed what you eat for lunch? radio I don’t regularly eat lunch / Changed a lot / Changed a little / No change / Prefer not to say 0 2309 2393 2020-04-29 209 0
Which of the following types of lunch meals are you providing your children since lockdown? (tick all that apply) checkbox I don’t have kids / Sandwiches or wraps / Milk, yoghurt and custard / Muffins and cakes / Muesli and ‘breakfast’ bars / Pasta salad / Hot meals / Hot snacks / Fruit / Vegetables / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2308 2392 2020-04-29 207 0
How has the lockdown changed the frequency with which you buy chocolate gifts (ignoring Easter) to send to friends and family? radio Significantly increased / Slightly increased / No change / Slightly decreased / Significantly decreased / Prefer not to say 0 2307 2391 2020-04-29 206 0
Which of the following, if any, are you eating more of for lunch since the lockdown started? checkbox I don’t eat lunch regularly / Sandwich (roll, etc.) / Salad / Soup / Freshly made hot meals / Leftovers / Pies (quiche, etc.) / Pasta dishes / Rice dishes / Ready meals / Takeaways / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2305 2389 2020-04-29 201 0
Which of the following boxed confectionary products do you/your household buy occasionally? checkbox After Eight / Black Magic / Dairy Box / Quality Street / Cadburys Heroes / Lindor Truffles / Bendicks Bittermints / Thorntons selection / Ferrero Rocher / KitKat Senses / Milk Tray / Matchmakers / Roses / Celebrations / Maltesers / Toffifee / Terry's Chocolate Orange / Aero Bliss / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2304 2388 2020-04-29 95,161 0
Which of the following boxed confectionary products do you/your household buy regularly? checkbox After Eight / Black Magic / Dairy Box / Quality Street / Cadburys Heroes / Lindor Truffles / Bendicks Bittermints / Thorntons selection / Ferrero Rocher / KitKat Senses / Milk Tray / Matchmakers / Roses / Celebrations / Maltesers / Toffifee / Terry's Chocolate Orange / Aero Bliss / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2303 2387 2020-04-29 94,808 0
Do you think the risk of contracting the coronavirus on a shopping trip to a high street is.. checkbox Very high / Fairly high / Fairly low / Very low / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2302 2386 2020-04-28 2,026 0
Do you think the risk of contracting the coronavirus on a shopping trip to a shopping mall is.. checkbox Very high / Fairly high / Fairly low / Very low / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2301 2385 2020-04-28 2,026 0
What is the one thing that you are most looking forward to doing once the UK has eased lock down restrictions? textarea textarea 0 2300 2384 2020-04-28 2,052 0
How do you feel the price of your usual supermarket items has changed since the coronavirus crisis began? radio Increased significantly / Increased slightly / No change / Decreased slighty / Decreased significantly / I don't usually buy supermarket items / Prefer not to say 0 2294 2377 2020-04-27 40,184 0
How do you feel the frequency/generosity of price promotions at your usual supermarket has changed since the coronavirus crisis began? radio Increased significantly / Increased slightly / No change / Decreased slighty / Decreased significantly / I don't usually shop at a supermarket / Prefer not to say 0 2294 2378 2020-04-27 40,184 0
Which is your favourite supermarket during the lockdown? checkbox Co-op / Morrisons / Tesco / Sainsbury / Ocado / Waitrose / Lidl / Aldi / Asda / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 2293 2376 2020-04-27 5,036 0
Which, if any, of the following smartphone models do you currently have on a SIM-only contract? radio iPhone 11 PRO / iPhone 11 PRO Max / iPhone 11 / iPhone XR / iPhone XS / iPhone XS Max / iPhone X / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2292 2375 2020-04-27 36,263 0
Which, if any, of the following smartphone models do you currently have on a SIM-only contract? radio Galaxy S20 Ultra / Galaxy S20+ / Galaxy S20 / Galaxy Note 10+ / Galaxy S10+ / Galaxy S10 / Galaxy S10e / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2291 2374 2020-04-27 36,719 0
Have you ever purchased any items from the following brands? checkbox Off White / Balenciaga / Hermes / Prada / Louis Vuitton / Givenchy / Versace / Burberry / Dolce & Gabbana / Gucci / Chanel / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2290 2373 2020-04-27 556 0
Which of the following chocolate bars do you/your household buy occasionally? checkbox Aero / Animal Bar / Caramac / Crunch / Lion / Milky Way / Rolo / Yorkie / Dairy Milk / Caramel / Wispa / Twirl / Double Decker / Crunchie / Flake / Picnic / Boost / Milka / Toblerone / Toffee Crisp / Snickers / Galaxy / Mars / Twix / Fudge / Curly Wurly / Bounty / Topic / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2289 2372 2020-04-27 94,764 0
Which of the following chocolate bars do you/your household buy regularly? checkbox Aero / Animal Bar / Caramac / Crunch / Lion / Milky Way / Rolo / Yorkie / Dairy Milk / Caramel / Wispa / Twirl / Double Decker / Crunchie / Flake / Picnic / Boost / Milka / Toblerone / Toffee Crisp / Snickers / Galaxy / Mars / Twix / Fudge / Curly Wurly / Bounty / Topic / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2288 2371 2020-04-27 94,482 0
Do you think you might be paying too much for your household bills? i.e, energy, broadband or mobile phone contract checkbox Yes and I would like to reduce the cost / No, I think I've found the best deals / Yes but I do not want to switch at the moment / Prefer not to say 0 2287 2370 2020-04-27 50,487 0
When are you most likely to renew/switch your monthly smartphone minutes and data package? radio I don't pay monthly for mobile / Within 2 years / After 2 years / Prefer not to say 0 2286 2369 2020-04-25 78,996 0
How do you pay for your mobile phone use? radio Pay monthly / Pay as you go / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2285 2368 2020-04-24 21,601 0
Which, if any, of the following European Football Clubs do you support? (tick all that apply) checkbox Barcelona / Juventus / AC Milan / Bayern Munich / Paris Saint-Germain / Real Madrid / RasenBallsport Leipzig / Atlético Madrid / Borussia Dortmund / Inter Milan / Lazio / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2284 2367 2020-04-24 544 0
Do you currently have pet insurance? checkbox Yes and I am happy with my pet's cover / No and I do not want my pet(s) to be covered / No but I would like my pet(s) to be covered / I don't have pet(s) / Prefer not to say 0 2281 2364 2020-04-24 57,827 0
Which of the following statements best reflects your personal experience of COVID 19? radio I contracted COVID 19 this was confirmed via testing and I have now recovered / I have experienced COVID 19 symptoms but I did not have a test and I have now recovered / I currently have COVID 19 and this has been confirmed via testing / I am currently experiencing COVID 19 symptoms but I have not had a test / I believe I have probably had COVID 19 but I had no symptoms, or only very mild symptoms / I believe I have not had COVID 19 / Don’t know / Prefer not to answer / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2280 2363 2020-04-23 2,117 0
Q1. What impact, if any, has COVID-19 had on your overall mental health? radio I am much more anxious and stressed than I was before COVID-19 / I am a little more anxious and stressed than I was before COVID-19 / I am a little less anxious and stressed than I was before COVID-19 / I am much less anxious and stressed than I was before COVID-19 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2277 2360 2020-04-23 2,617 0
Q2. What actions, if any, have you undertaken in order to help you to cope with the implications of COVID 19? checkbox Taking more exercise / Talking to family and friends more / Practicing mindfulness techniques such as controlled breathing / Sharing my experiences on social media / Increased my use of prescription medication / Increased my use of alternative medicines / Increased my use of CBD products / Limiting the time spent watching, listening to or reading COVID 19 related news / Eating a more balanced and healthy diet / Focusing on my favourite hobbies / Trying to maintain regular sleeping patterns / Using tobacco, alcohol or non-prescribed drugs more than usual / Helping out those who are vulnerable in my local community / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 2277 2361 2020-04-23 2,617 0
Q3. If you are taking actions to cope with the implications of COVID 19 that are not listed above, please provide details of actions that are helping you. textarea textarea / textarea 0 2277 2362 2020-04-23 2,617 0
Are you a Swindon Town F.C. supporter? radio Yes / No / Kind of / Prefer not to say 0 2276 2359 2020-04-23 200 0
Which of the following Volkswagen model(s) do you drive? checkbox Golf 8 / Polo / Tiguan / T-Cross / T-Roc / Passat / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2275 2358 2020-04-23 205 0
Do you find the laundry detergent available in supermarkets to be expensive? checkbox Yes, but I would not want to swap my detergent for an alternative / No, I'm happy with the price of my current detergent / Yes, and I would like to find a cheaper detergent alternative / Prefer not to say 0 2274 2357 2020-04-23 53,349 0
Which TWO of the following prizes would you most like to win? checkbox Designer handbag (Gucci, YSL, Louis Vuitton) / Family trip to Disneyland Paris / £1000 cash / Premiership football team season tickets / PS4 + 16 games / 4 tickets to Glastonbury 2021 / Prefer not to say 0 2273 2356 2020-04-22 60,747 0
Do you currently have breakdown cover? checkbox Yes, I am covered / No but I would like to be covered / No and I do not want to be covered / Prefer not to say 0 2272 2355 2020-04-22 58,177 0
How much, if at all, should companies who use taxpayers money to furlough staff cut senior executive pay? radio Not at all / 0-5% / 6-10% / 11-20% / 21-30% / 31-40% / 41-50% / More than 50% / Prefer not to say 0 2271 2354 2020-04-21 10,068 0
Are you a fan of the actress, Salma Hayek? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2270 2353 2020-04-21 542 0
In light of Covid-19, which of the following statements most accurately reflects your views on cruise holidays? radio I would still go on a cruise / I would if the price was significantly reduced / I would if the safety was significantly improved / I wouldn’t go on a cruise any more / I wouldn’t go on a cruise anyway / Prefer not to say 0 2269 2352 2020-04-21 5,090 0
Which of the following chocolate biscuit bars do you/your household buy occasionally? checkbox Blue Riband / Breakaway / Drifter / KitKat / Toffee Crisp / Yorkie biscuits / Timeout / Club / Twix / Rocky / Penguin / Wagon Wheels / Lyons Viscount / Freddo / Gold / Barny / Mollys / Bahlsen / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2268 2351 2020-04-21 96,675 0
Which of the following chocolate biscuit bars do you/your household buy regularly? checkbox Blue Riband / Breakaway / Drifter / KitKat / Toffee Crisp / Yorkie biscuits / Timeout / Club / Twix / Rocky / Penguin / Wagon Wheels / Lyons Viscount / Freddo / Gold / Barny / Mollys / Bahlsen / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2267 2350 2020-04-21 96,565 0
Are you a fan of the actor, Samuel L. Jackson? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2266 2349 2020-04-21 537 0
Are you a fan of the actor, Ryan Reynolds? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2265 2348 2020-04-21 510 0
Have you seen any of the following films? checkbox The Hitman's Bodyguard / Central Intelligence / Kingsman -The Secret Service / Kingsman - The Golden Circle / Deadpool 1 / Deadpool 2 / The Nice Guys / Spy / 23 Jump Street / The Man From U.N.C.L.E (2015) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2264 2347 2020-04-21 503 0
Have you seen the 2017 movie, ‘The Hitman’s Bodyguard’ starring Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L Jackson? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2263 2346 2020-04-21 515 0
Are you currently covered by a life insurance policy? checkbox Yes, I am covered / No, but I would like to be covered / No and I do not want to be covered / Prefer not to say 0 2262 2345 2020-04-21 113,211 0
Which worries you more? radio Health impact of ending the lockdown too early / Economic impact of keeping the lockdown in place / Prefer not to say 0 2261 2344 2020-04-20 137,154 0
Are you currently covered against illness by a health insurance provider? checkbox Yes, I am covered / No, but I would like to be covered / No and I don't want to be covered / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2258 2341 2020-04-20 114,601 0
What is your next DIY project? checkbox Painting a room / Completely refitting a room / I rent so I can't do DIY in my home / I don't do DIY / Tiling / Plastering / Building furniture / Putting up shelves/cabinets / Nothing planned / Plumbing work / Electrical work / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2253 2336 2020-04-17 352 0
Do you own any  Lego Dots products? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2252 2335 2020-04-17 2,005 0
Would you consider purchasing Lego Dots products for your child/children? radio Yes / No / I don't know what these are / Prefer not to say 0 2251 2334 2020-04-17 2,010 0
Are you aware of the Lego Dots line of toys? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2250 2333 2020-04-17 2,014 0
Have you bought any of the following Lego City products for your child/children? (Select all that apply) checkbox Train / Police / Fire / Town / Great Vehicles / Arctic Explorer / Space / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2248 2332 2020-04-16 2,013 0
Would you consider/have you considered purchasing any of the following Lego City products for your child/children? (Select all that apply) checkbox Train / Police / Fire / Town / Great Vehicles / Arctic Explorer / Space / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2247 2331 2020-04-16 3,693 0
Are you aware of the following Lego City products? (Select all that apply) checkbox Train / Police / Fire / Town / Great Vehicles / Arctic Explorer / Space / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2246 2330 2020-04-16 2,002 0
Would you be interested in paying £1 per month for an ad-free version of PMP, and receiving your email reminders closer to midday? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2242 2326 2020-04-16 1,616 0
The Coronavirus crisis has cut our advertising revenue by at least 50%. We need this to fund the prizes. What would you do if we temporarily reduced the Main Draw to £300 per day? radio I would continue as normal / I would stop visiting until it went back to £500 / I would stop visiting altogether / I would carry on but less often / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2241 2325 2020-04-14 236 0
The Coronavirus crisis has cut our advertising revenue by at least 50%. We need this to fund the prizes. What would you do if we temporarily reduced the Main Draw to £250 per day? radio I would continue as normal / I would stop visiting until it went back to £500 / I would stop visiting altogether / I would carry on but less often / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2240 2324 2020-04-14 235 0
The Coronavirus crisis has cut our advertising revenue by at least 50%. We need this to fund the prizes. What would you do if we temporarily reduced the Main Draw to £200 per day? radio I would continue as normal / I would stop visiting until it went back to £500 / I would stop visiting altogether / I would carry on but less often / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2239 2323 2020-04-14 234 0
How are you keeping your children entertained during lockdown? (Select all that apply) checkbox Play in the garden / Boardgames / Arts & Crafts / Baking/cooking / Lego / Playing with toys / TV/Movies/Streaming / Computer games / iPad / Exercise / Schoolwork / Zoom/skyping friends and family / Walking/cycling / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2238 2322 2020-04-14 3,986 0
The Coronavirus crisis has cut our advertising revenue by at least 50%. We need this to fund the prizes. What would you do if we temporarily reduced the Main Draw to £300 per day? radio I would continue as normal / I would stop visiting until it went back to £500 / I would stop visiting altogether / I would carry on but less often / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2237 2321 2020-04-14 225 0
The Coronavirus crisis has cut our advertising revenue by at least 50%. We need this to fund the prizes. What would you do if we temporarily reduced the Main Draw to £250 per day? radio I would continue as normal / I would stop visiting until it went back to £500 / I would stop visiting altogether / I would carry on but less often / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2236 2320 2020-04-14 238 0
The Coronavirus crisis has cut our advertising revenue by at least 50%. We need this to fund the prizes. What would you do if we temporarily reduced the Main Draw to £200 per day? radio I would continue as normal / I would stop visiting until it went back to £500 / I would stop visiting altogether / I would carry on but less often / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2235 2319 2020-04-14 213 0
How are you keeping your children entertained during lockdown? textarea textarea 0 2234 2318 2020-04-14 366 0
Have you successfully applied for government COVID19 related grants / loans for your business? radio I don't own a business / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2233 2317 2020-04-14 31 0
Have you ever bought any of these beer brands at either the bar/pub or in shops? (Select all that apply) checkbox Brewdog / Lagunitas / Camden Town Brewery / Sierra Nevada / Beavertown / Tiny Rebel / Brooklyn / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2232 2316 2020-04-14 506 0
Which of the following washing liquid/gel brands do you or your household regularly buy? checkbox Persil / Ariel / Bold / Ecover / Fairy / Surf / Method / Botanical Origin / Surcare / Supermarket own-brand / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2231 2315 2020-04-14 68,300 0
Which of the following fabric conditioner brands do you or your household regularly buy? checkbox Comfort / Fairy / Lenor / Surcare / Ecover / Supermarket own-brand / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2230 2314 2020-04-13 60,984 0
Which of the following washing powders/pods/capsule brands do you / your household regularly buy? checkbox Ariel / Bold / Persil / Fairy / Surf / Daz / Supermarket own-brand / Other / I don't buy washing products / Prefer not to say 1 2229 2313 2020-04-13 99,773 0
Which of the following countries have you visited with your children in the last 12 months? checkbox Argentina / Bangladesh / Brazil / Chile / China / Ethiopia / India / Iran / Kenya / Lebanon / Mexico / Nigeria / Pakistan / Peru / Saudi Arabia / South Africa / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2228 2312 2020-04-10 19,998 0
What is the approximate value of your current investable assets? radio Less than £1,500 / £1,500-£7,499 / £7,500-£14,999 / £15,000-£24,999 / £25,000-£49,999 / £50,000-£99,999 / £100,000-£149,999 / £150,000-£249,999 / £250,000-£499,999 / £500,000-£999,999 / £1,000,000-£1,999,999 / £2,000,000 or more / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 2227 2311 2020-04-10 59,031 0
Have you bought pre-packed cakes, cake bars, slices and pies from any of the following brands in the last 12 months? (tick all that apply) checkbox I don't buy these / Cadbury / Galaxy / McVities / Mr Kipling / Ms Molly's / Soreen / Thorntons / Bonne Maman / Mars / Supermarket own-brand / Other / None, but I would buy in future / Prefer not to say 1 2226 2310 2020-04-10 78,803 0
Would you ever purchase items from any of the following brands? (Select all that apply) checkbox Burberry / Dolce & Gabbana / Off White / Balenciaga / Givenchy / Louis Vuitton / Versace / Prada / Hermes / Gucci / Chanel / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2225 2309 2020-04-09 570 0
Which of the following statements applies to your gifting behaviour during the coronavirus lockdown? (tick all that apply) checkbox If there's a gifting occasion, I buy a gift / I'm cutting back on non-essentials and gifts are non-essential / I'm buying gifts to cheer friends/family up during the lockdown / I'm treating myself! / I wouldn't be buying/haven't had an occasion to buy gifts anyway / I'm impulse buying gifts online / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2224 2308 2020-04-09 577 0
How much investment has your business received in the last 5 years? radio Less than £100,000 / £100,000-£249,999 / £250,000-£499,999 / £500,000-£999,999 / £1million or more / None / Prefer not to say 0 2223 2307 2020-04-09 7,469 0
Which of the following would most accurately describe your business? radio Sole trader / Consultant / Partnership / Start up / Scale up / Mature / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2222 2306 2020-04-08 1,621 0
Disney+ is like Netflix for Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, The Simpsons, and more. Would you like a one week free trial? radio I've already signed up / Show me how to get the free trial now / Please email me details / I'm not interested / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2221 2305 2020-04-08 186,927 0
How important is it to your physical and mental health to maintain a healthy diet? checkbox Very important / Important / Somewhat important / Not very important / Not at all important / Prefer not to say 0 2220 2304 2020-04-07 549 0
How do you look after your mental health? checkbox I don't / Plenty of exercise / Getting outside - nature, hiking, taking the dog for a walk etc / Mindfulness & meditation / Socialising with friends and family / Establishing a routine and keeping busy / Positive mindset / Relaxation / Engaging in my hobbies / Taking time for myself / Self improvement / Taking care of others, volunteering and giving back / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2219 2303 2020-04-07 544 0
Have you completed the survey about the social impact of the Coronavirus crisis from University College London? radio Yes / No, I don't want to / No, but I will do it now / No, but email me details / Prefer not to say 0 2218 2302 2020-04-06 90,402 0
How do you take care of your physical and mental health? textarea textarea 0 2217 2301 2020-04-06 339 0
Have you ever successfully claimed a prize on PMP? radio Yes / No / No, but I know someone who has / Prefer not to say 0 2216 2300 2020-04-03 119,336 0
What groceries are you currently buying that you wouldn't usually buy? textarea textarea 0 2209 2293 2020-04-03 527 0
What groceries are you prioritising at the moment? textarea textarea 0 2208 2292 2020-04-03 525 0
How many hours per day do you spend playing computer games (any console, PC, etc)? checkbox Less than an hour / 1-2 hours / 3-4 hours / 5+ / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2206 2290 2020-04-02 2,774 0
Are you looking to buy a car in the next 6 months? radio Yes, I have been researching new cars online / Yes, I have been researching used cars online / Yes, I have been researching both used cars and new cars online / Yes, but I've not been researching online / No / Prefer not to say 0 2205 340 2020-04-02 1,696 0
Which of the following video chat platforms have you been using to stay in touch with friends/family/work during isolation? checkbox Microsoft Teams / Zoom / House Party / Facetime / Google Hangouts / Facebook Portal / Amazon Echo Show/Spot / Other / None / Prefer not to say 0 2204 2289 2020-04-02 545 0
To which of the following have you taken your child/ren on a flight to in the last 12 months? checkbox Asia, Central/South America, Africa or Middle-East / North America / Australia, New Zealand / Europe / Russia / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2203 2288 2020-04-01 19,442 0
Does your child/children play with any of the following LEGO toy products (Select all that apply)? checkbox LEGO City / LEGO DC Super Heroes / LEGO Friends / LEGO Harry Potter / LEGO Disney Princesses / LEGO Hidden Side / LEGO Marvel Super Heroes / LEGO Dots / LEGO Mindstorms / LEGO Minecraft / LEGO Ninjago / LEGO Star Wars / Other LEGO products / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2202 2287 2020-04-01 2,610 0
Which of the following games have you played? checkbox Guitar Hero / Rock Band / DJ Hero / Dance Central / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2200 2285 2020-04-01 4,186 0
Which of the following games have you owned? checkbox Guitar Hero / DJ Hero / Rock Band / Dance Central / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2200 2286 2020-04-01 4,186 0
Which of the following forms of transport have you and your family used together in the last 12 months? checkbox Long-haul flight / Short-haul flight / Ferry / High speed train / Helicopter / Hovercraft / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2199 2284 2020-03-31 1,240 0
Does your child/children play with any of the following toys? checkbox Barbie / Thomas the Tank Engine / Fisher Price Laugh & Learn / Feed the Panda / Walking Buzz Lightyear / Lego / Playmobil / My Little Pony / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2198 2283 2020-03-31 278 0
Do you stream, record or create any other content from playing games? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2195 2280 2020-03-31 12,142 0
Are you interested in ESports? (tick all that apply) checkbox Yes, watching / Yes, competing / No / Prefer not to say 0 2195 2281 2020-03-31 12,142 0
Which type of games do you play most? checkbox Short or repeating mobile games / First-person shooters / Adventure / Puzzle / Action / Arcade / Strategy / Digital tabletop / Card games / All of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2195 2282 2020-03-31 12,142 0
How many hours a week do you think you play games or spend in virtual worlds? radio Less than 5 / 5 - 10 hours / 10 - 20 hours / 20 - 30 hours / More than 30 hours / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2192 2277 2020-03-31 10,664 0
How much have you spent on in-game purchases or downloadable content in the last 12 months? (skins, currency, dances) radio Less than £100 / Between £100 and £500 / Between £500 and £1000 / More than £1000 / Prefer not to say 0 2192 2278 2020-03-31 10,664 0
How often do you play with a friend, friends online or guildmates, not just strangers and matches? radio Less than half the time / More than half the time / Always / Prefer not to say 0 2192 2279 2020-03-31 10,664 0
Which of the following is more important or interesting to you as a gamer? radio Skins, dances and downloadable content / Social Gameplay (hanging out, guilds, dancing, co-op play) / Communication (buddy list, chat, voice) / Cost / Security (account hijacking, child protection, hacking) / Tradable Crypto token content (CryptoKitties, Gods Unchained) / I'm not a gamer / Prefer not to say 0 2189 2274 2020-03-31 4,723 0
How interested are you in purchasing and trading content from your favourite games? radio Very interested / Somewhat interested / Not very interested / Not at all interested / Prefer not to say 0 2189 2275 2020-03-31 4,723 0
How concerned are you about your cyber security and protecting your personal information online? radio Very concerned / Somewhat concerned / Not very concerned / Not at all concerned / Prefer not to say 0 2189 2276 2020-03-31 4,723 0
How have your shopping habits changed since the coronavirus outbreak? checkbox They haven't / I'm delaying major purchases / I'm delaying non-essentials / I've got more time so I can do more product research / Buying more online / Buying essentials in bulk (online or instore) / I'm buying things I wouldn't usually buy as I'm now working from home/isolating (e.g. gym equipment, hobbies, tech) / I'm buying less in the shops / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2188 2245 2020-03-20 6,518 0
Are you any of the following? checkbox HR Manager / General Manager / Project Manager / Team Leader / Operations Manager / Office Manager / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2187 2273 2020-03-30 219 0
How do you think the world will be changed by the coronavirus outbreak? textarea textarea 0 2183 2269 2020-03-30 267 0
When the UK’s quarantine period ends, will you be buying tickets for live entertainment events such as concerts, shows, sports and the theatre? Choose the statement(s) which most accurately describe you. checkbox Yes, I can’t wait / Yes, it’ll be a way to celebrate / I already had tickets to live events so I’ll be going to those / No, I don’t go to live events anyway / Maybe, if I see something I like / It’s not a priority for me / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2182 2268 2020-03-30 561 0
Which of the following are you most looking forward to doing following the end of the UK-wide lockdown? checkbox Visiting the theatre / Going to a museum/exhibition / Going to a music gig / Music festival / Cinema / Classical concert / Live sport / Seeing a comedian / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2181 2267 2020-03-30 2,061 0
What activities are you most looking forward to when quarantine is fully lifted? textarea textarea 0 2180 2266 2020-03-27 570 0
Would you be interested in a PGA Golf video game? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2178 2264 2020-03-27 458 0
Will you be looking to buy a next generation console when they are released this year? radio Yes - PlayStation 5 / Yes - Xbox Series X / No / Prefer not to say 0 2176 2262 2020-03-27 373 0
Would you consider buying the soft cheese, Boursin? checkbox Yes, I already buy it / Yes, I haven't tried it but would like to / No, I've tried it and didn't like it / No, I've not tried it but it's not for me / I don't like cheese / I can't eat cheese / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2175 2261 2020-03-27 506 0
Which of the following have you done more of since staying at home because of the Coronavirus outbreak? checkbox Contact with immediate family / Contact with extended family / Contact with close friends / Renewed connections with past friends / Met new neighbours / Contact with neighbours / Volunteering / helping others / Exercise / Household maintenance / organisation / Cooking from scratch / Healthy eating / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2174 2260 2020-03-26 1,098 0
What changes do you think the coronavirus will have made to the way you live your life after the outbreak is over? textarea textarea 0 2173 2259 2020-03-26 1,069 0
Will you volunteer for the NHS? radio I already have! / Yes / I already work for the NHS / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2172 2258 2020-03-26 96,339 0
Choose the statements which best describe your clothing purchase behaviour/intention to purchase since the coronavirus outbreak? checkbox Non-essential goods - I need to prioritise / I wouldn't be purchasing clothing anyway / I don't need extra clothes for WFH/isolation / I'm building up wishlists for when this is over / I'd usually be looking at Spring/Summer clothes but I don't want to commit with all this uncertainty / Won't be able to try things on for fit/look / Lots of brands aren't offering delivery at the moment / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2171 2257 2020-03-25 3,528 0
Choose the statements which best describe your clothing purchase behaviour/intention to purchase since the coronavirus outbreak checkbox No change - if i see it and like it, I buy it / Retail therapy/treating myself / Planning for future events/holidays / I'm buying non-work/leisure/sports clothing as I'm WFH / Can't purchase in store and online is easy / Impulse / I've got a lot more time for research / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2170 2256 2020-03-25 1,166 0
Which of these statements best describes your purchase behaviour/intention to purchase for clothing, since the coronavirus outbreak? checkbox Purchasing more than usual / Still purchasing as normal / Purchasing less than usual / Stopped/delaying purchase / Prefer not to say 0 2169 2255 2020-03-25 5,050 0
What garden goods are you planning on purchasing during the coronavirus lockdown? checkbox I don't have a garden / Furniture / Tools / Decor / Storage / Planting & growing / Fun for kids / BBQ's / Heating / Buildings / Gazebos / Pools & Spas / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2168 2254 2020-03-25 2,026 0
Would you help scientists slow the Coronavirus outbreak by taking 1 minute per day to self-report COVID symptoms using a Phone App? radio Yes, show me how to download it now / Yes, email me details for later / Yes, but not now, and don't email me / No / Prefer not to say 0 2167 2253 2020-03-25 89,038 0
Would you like to record a quick video thanking NHS workers for their commitment and hard work during this difficult time? radio Heck yeah! / No thanks / Maybe later. Email me. / Prefer not to say 0 2166 2252 2020-03-23 56,188 0
What takeaway services do you use? checkbox Deliveroo / Just Eat / Uber Eats / Other / Order online directly from takeaway / Order over phone directly from takeaway / Go into takeaway and order in store / I don't eat takeaway / Prefer not to say 1 2165 358 2019-03-11 129,292 365
Do you have male children born in any of the following years? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox 2001 / 2002 / 2003 / 2004 / 2005 / 2006 / 2007 / 2008 / 2009 / 2010 / 2011 / 2012 / 2013 / 2014 / 2015 / 2016 / 2017 / 2018 / 2019 / 2020 / 2021 / 2022 / 2023 / 2024 / 2025 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2162 2251 2020-03-20 246,518 365
Do you have female children born in any of the following years? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox 2001 / 2002 / 2003 / 2004 / 2005 / 2006 / 2007 / 2008 / 2009 / 2010 / 2011 / 2012 / 2013 / 2014 / 2015 / 2016 / 2017 / 2018 / 2019 / 2020 / 2021 / 2022 / 2023 / 2024 / 2025 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2161 2250 2020-03-20 246,052 365
Will you be going to any of the following between now and Monday? checkbox Pub / Restaurant / Night club / Theatre / Cinema / Gym / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2158 2247 2020-03-20 10,093 0
Approximately how many loo rolls have you bought in the last 7 days? radio 1-4 / 5-12 / 13-24 / 25-40 / 41-60 / 61-90 / 91-120 / 121+ / None / Prefer not to say 0 2156 2246 2020-03-20 1,464 0
How have your shopping habits changed since the coronavirus outbreak? checkbox They haven't / I'm delaying major purchases / I'm delaying non-essentials / I've got more time so I can do more product research / Buying more online / Buying essentials in bulk (online or instore) / I'm buying things I wouldn't usually buy as I'm now working from home/isolating (e.g. gym equipment, hobbies, tech) / I'm buying less in the shops / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2155 2245 2020-03-20 1,040 0
If you wanted to give your friend or family member a gift, but you weren’t able to see them in person, how likely would you be to pay for a service that hired a musician to record a bespoke musical video for them? radio 1 - Very unlikely / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 - Very likely / Prefer not to say 0 2152 2242 2020-03-19 1,618 0
What would you most likely budget for one song? radio £1 - £10 / £10 - £15 / £20 / £30 / £40 / £50+ / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2152 2243 2020-03-19 1,618 0
Encore Musicians are hoping to develop a service allowing people to purchase these personalised musical messages. Do you have any other thoughts or suggestions around how we could approach this? textarea textarea / textarea 0 2152 2244 2020-03-19 1,618 0
How are you spending your time during self-isolation/working from home? checkbox Not self isolating/quarantining / Looking after my family / Home schooling / Helping my family/neighbours/community / Working at home/in the office / Tidying/cleaning / Messaging friends online / Exercising / Hobbies (reading, gardening, knitting, etc.) / Watching TV (Live, Netflix, etc.) / Gaming (console, online, mobile, etc.) / Learning/online courses / Admin/paperwork / Cooking/baking / DIY/decorating / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2151 2241 2020-03-19 65,048 0
Do you enjoy drinking any of the following beers? checkbox Camden Hells / Pale Ale / Beavertown Neck Oil / Gamma Ray / Frontier / Brewdog range / Stella Artois / Carlsberg / Heineken / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2149 2239 2020-03-19 1,666 0
Which of the following, if any, do you enjoy? checkbox Art / Interior design / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2149 2240 2020-03-19 1,666 0
How are you spending your time during self-isolation/working from home? textarea textarea 0 2148 2237 2020-03-19 220 0
Can you recommend a local website, Facebook Group, etc. for us to share with isolated people in your postcode area to get support during the coronavirus crisis? If so, please paste a URL below: textarea textarea 0 2147 2236 2020-03-19 35,378 0
Please provide a brief description: textarea textarea 0 2147 2238 2020-03-19 35,378 0
What do you think the best human invention is? textarea textarea 0 2143 2233 2020-03-18 206 0
Do you think the UK Government’s approach to dealing with the Coronavirus is... radio An overreaction and too severe / About right given the circumstances / An underreaction and not severe enough / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 2142 2232 2020-03-17 605 0
Have you purchased premium colour cosmetic products in the last 15 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2141 2231 2020-03-16 1,376 0
Do you shop online? radio I never have / In the past, but generally not. / Yes / Prefer not to say 0 2140 2230 2020-03-16 224 0
What, if any, positive thing(s) do you think might come out of the coronavirus crisis? textarea textarea 0 2139 2229 2020-03-16 2,086 0
You recently took part in a Survey with our partner Samplicio.us. How did you find the experience? textarea textarea 0 2137 2228 2020-03-16 43 0
You recently took part in a Survey with our partner Samplicio.us. How did you find the experience? textarea textarea 0 2136 2227 2020-03-16 38 0
Which of the following, if any, is your mobile network provider? radio Voxi / GiffGaff / BT Mobile / EE / O2 / Three / Virgin Mobile / Vodafone / Tesco Mobile / Sky Mobile / Plusnet / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2135 2226 2020-03-16 68,191 0
Are you still buying tickets for events happening in the weeks ahead checkbox No, I'm avoiding anything non-essential / Yes, but I'm checking updates and packing hand sanitiser / Yes, I'm not at all worried / Not sure - waiting to see how the next day or two goes / Prefer not to say 0 2134 2225 2020-03-16 225 0
When allowing glasses/mugs/etc. to air dry, is it best to leave them right way up, or upside down (with air able to circulate)? radio Right way up / Upside down / Prefer not to say 0 2132 2224 2020-03-14 557 0
Of which of the following market research panels, if any, are you a member? checkbox YouGov / IpsosMORI (I-Say) / LifePoints / Panelbase / OpinionOutpost / Mingle / Prodege (Swagbucks) / Toluna / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 2130 2222 2020-03-13 73,641 0
How do you think the coronavirus outbreak will affect your daily life? textarea textarea 0 2129 2221 2020-03-13 1,088 0
What type of people do you mistrust the most? textarea textarea 0 2128 2220 2020-03-13 1,063 0
Do you prefer cats or dogs? radio Dogs / Cats / Both / Neither / Prefer not to say 1 2127 2219 2020-03-12 19,977 0
What do you do with old mobile phones? textarea textarea 0 2126 2218 2020-03-12 1,028 0
How often do you enter online competitions? radio Frequently / Sometimes / Rarely / Never / Prefer not to say 0 2125 2217 2020-03-12 122,018 0
Are you the primary decision maker of purchases of electronic products in your household? radio Yes / I contribute equally in electronic product buying / No / Prefer not to say 1 2123 2215 1970-01-01 70,590 0
What Channels/Services do you watch sport on? checkbox Amazon Prime / Sky Sports / BBC / ITV / BT Sport / Now Tv / I don't watch Sport / BEIN Sport / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2122 1007 2020-03-11 12,121 0
Which of the following sports stars would you most like to see a docufilm about? radio Eric Cantona / Bradley Wiggins / Mo Farah / Paul Gascoigne / Joe Calzaghe / Maro Itoje / Serena Williams / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2122 2214 2020-03-11 12,121 0
What do you think is the single biggest threat to the environment? textarea textarea 0 2121 2213 2020-03-11 1,070 0
How confident do you feel switching your energy supplier? radio Very confident / Somewhat confident / Not very confident / Not at all confident / Prefer not to say 0 2120 2212 2020-03-11 230 0
Have you or your children ever collected Panini football stickers for the Premier League, World Cup or Euros? checkbox My children have in the past / I have in the past / My children do / I do / No / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2119 2211 2020-03-11 538 0
What excites you the most about the future? textarea textarea 0 2118 2210 2020-03-11 1,067 0
Did you watch the Tyson Fury documentary on ITV? radio Yes / No / I can't remember / Prefer not to say 0 2117 2209 2020-03-10 229 0
What's your favourite TV programme of all time? textarea textarea 0 2116 2208 2020-03-10 1,077 0
What are you going to eat for dinner this evening? textarea textarea 0 2115 2207 2020-03-10 256 0
Which, if any, of the following best describes the area of healthcare in which you work? radio Art therapist/art psychotherapist / Diagnostic radiographer / Dietitian / Dramatherapist / Music therapist / Occupational therapist / Operating department practitioner / Orthoptist / Osteopath / Paramedic / Physiotherapist / Podiatrist / Prosthetist/orthotist / Speech and language therapist / Therapeutic radiographer / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2114 2206 2020-03-10 623 0
Which, if any, of the following best describes the area of healthcare in which you work? radio Allied health (eg. Physiotherapist) / Ambulance service / Dental / Doctor / Health informatics / Healthcare science / Management / Medical associate / Midwifery / Nursing / Pharmacy / Psychological professions / Public health / Wider healthcare / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2113 2205 2020-03-10 8,416 0
Are you looking for a job in any of the following fields? radio Engineering / Technology / Media / Marketing / Sales / Hospitality / Health and social care / Travel / Charity / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2112 2204 2020-03-10 16 0
Are you actively seeking a new job? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2111 2203 2020-03-10 5,276 0
What do you think it's like selling your car through WeBuyAnyCar.com? textarea textarea 0 2110 2202 2020-03-09 1,027 0
Do you care that Priti Patel is alleged to be a bully? radio Yes / No / Not sure / I don't know who Priti Patel is / Prefer not to say 0 2109 2201 2020-03-06 2,049 0
What's your top money saving tip? textarea textarea 0 2108 2200 2020-03-05 246 0
What one thing would make you happiest? textarea textarea 0 2107 2199 2020-03-03 1,076 0
Have you heard of the upcoming film 'Bill & Ted Face The Music'? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2106 2198 2020-03-03 505 0
What is the meaning of life? textarea textarea 0 2105 2197 2020-03-03 247 0
Typically, where is the majority of your firm's trade / commercial activity? radio Regional / National / Within the EU / Outside the EU / I don't work / I don't know / Prefer not to say 1 2104 2196 2020-03-02 155,536 365
Which of the following best describes your firm's annual turnover? radio Under £100,000 / £100,000 to £249,000 / £250,000 to £499,999 / £500,000 to £999,999 / £1million to £4.99million / £5million to £9.99million / £10million to £24.99million / £25million to £49.99million / £50million to £99.99million / £100million to £249.99million / £250million or more / I don't know / I don't work / Prefer not to say 1 2103 2195 2020-03-02 167,432 365
Are you either solely or jointly responsible for any of the following within your business? checkbox Accounting / Tax services / Car fleet / Buying or leasing of cars / Computer hardware / software services / Financial services / HR / Personnel services / Internet / IT Infrastructure, outsourcing, etc. / Inventory / Supply chain management / Legal services / Marketing / Advertising / PR services / Office / facilities management / Recruitment / Research & development / Sales / Business development / Training / Travel / Transportation (hire car, hotel, etc.) / Other / I don't work / None / Prefer not to say 1 2101 2193 2020-03-02 Job responsibility 149,672 365
Which of the following restaurants have you heard of? checkbox YO! Sushi / Cote / Bill's / Crown Carvery / Table Table / Byron / Browns / Giraffe / La Tasca / Garfunkel's / Strada / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2099 2184 2020-03-02 277,131 0
Which of the following restaurants have you dined at in the past 6 months? checkbox YO! Sushi / Cote / Bill's / Crown Carvery / Table Table / Byron / Browns / Giraffe / La Tasca / Garfunkel's / Strada / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2099 2187 2020-03-02 277,131 0
Which of the following restaurants would you recommend to family and friends? checkbox YO! Sushi / Cote / Bill's / Crown Carvery / Table Table / Byron / Browns / Giraffe / La Tasca / Garfunkel's / Strada / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2099 2190 2020-03-02 277,131 0
Which of the following restaurants have you heard of? checkbox Prezzo / Five Guys / Zizzi / Ask / Miller & Carter / Café Rouge / Chiquito / Gourmet Burger Kitchen / Carluccio's / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2098 2183 2020-03-02 279,932 0
Which of the following restaurants have you dined at in the past 6 months? checkbox Prezzo / Five Guys / Zizzi / Ask / Miller & Carter / Café Rouge / Chiquito / Gourmet Burger Kitchen / Carluccio's / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2098 2186 2020-03-02 279,932 0
Which of the following restaurants would you recommend to family and friends? checkbox Prezzo / Five Guys / Zizzi / Ask / Miller & Carter / Café Rouge / Chiquito / Gourmet Burger Kitchen / Carluccio's / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2098 2189 2020-03-02 279,932 0
Which of the following restaurants have you heard of? checkbox Nando's / Harvester / Pizza Express / Toby Carvery / Frankie & Benny's / Pizza Hut / Wagamama / Bella Italia / Hungry House / Beefeater / T.G.I. Friday's / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2097 2182 2020-03-02 288,094 0
Which of the following restaurants have you dined at in the past 6 months? checkbox Nando's / Harvester / Pizza Express / Toby Carvery / Frankie & Benny's / Pizza Hut / Wagamama / Bella Italia / Hungry House / Beefeater / T.G.I. Friday's / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2097 2185 2020-03-02 288,094 0
Which of the following restaurants would you recommend to family and friends? checkbox Nando's / Harvester / Pizza Express / Toby Carvery / Frankie & Benny's / Pizza Hut / Wagamama / Bella Italia / Hungry House / Beefeater / T.G.I. Friday's / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2097 2188 2020-03-02 288,094 0
Do you feel like you have a good balance between work life & home life? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2095 2180 2020-03-02 216 0
Would you consider yourself an early adopter when it comes to buying the latest tech? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2094 2179 2020-03-02 217 0
How much do you believe in the existence of God/gods? radio Not at all / A little bit / Fairly / A lot / Totally / Prefer not to say 1 2093 2178 2020-03-01 62,705 0
Which of the following types of programmes do you watch on ITV? checkbox Drama / Comedy / Documentaries / Soaps / Cooking / Travel / Sports / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2092 2177 2020-02-29 4,419 0
Which of the following statements is true of you? (tick all that apply) checkbox I prefer to take holidays off the beaten track / I wish I had the confidence to travel to more adventurous places / I prefer to eat familiar food rather than local dishes when abroad / When I go on holiday I only want to eat, drink and lie in the sun / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2091 2176 2020-02-28 265 0
Which of the following travel shows do you watch? (tick all that apply, if any) checkbox The Greek Islands with Julia Bradbury / Billy Connolly's Great American Trail / Ainsley's Caribbean Kitchen / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2090 2175 2020-02-28 6,678 0
What worries you the most? textarea textarea 0 2089 2174 2020-02-28 1,071 0
Are you the primary decision maker in your household for automotive-related purchases? radio Yes / I contribute equally in automotive decisions / No / Prefer not to say 1 2088 2173 1970-01-01 69,848 0
Have you ever dreamt of owning a racehorse? radio Yes / No / I already own a racehorse / a share in a racehorse / Prefer not to say 0 2087 2172 2020-02-27 39,965 0
Which of the following regions, if any, have you visited? (tick all that apply) checkbox India / Central America / South America / South East Asia / North America / Middle-East / Russia / Africa / Australia / Oceania / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2086 2171 2020-02-26 861 0
What does "being wealthy" mean to you? textarea textarea 0 2085 2170 2020-02-25 1,066 0
Have you made a withdrawal from your personal pension since April 2015? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2084 2169 2020-02-25 27,237 0
Are you considering buying or leasing a new or used car within the next 2 years? radio No, I'm not considering it / Yes, I'm considering buying or leasing a new car / Yes, I'm considering buying or leasing a used car / Yes, but unsure if the car will be used or new / I do not know / Prefer not to say 1 2083 2168 1970-01-01 74,114 0
Would you consider buying a Pick my Postcode branded shopping trolley token? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 2082 2167 2020-02-24 244 0
At which of the following do you regularly do a small "top up" grocery shop at? (tick all that apply) checkbox Tesco / Asda / Aldi / Sainsburys / Lidl / Morrisons / Iceland / M&S / Waitrose / Co-op / Bargain store (eg. Poundland) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2081 2166 2020-02-24 15,518 0
What version of Windows do you have on your main computer/laptop? radio Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2080 2165 2020-02-24 662 0
Previously you told us you already pay for a subscription streaming service and would also consider subscribing to Disney+.   Would you keep your current streaming services, or replace them with Disney+? radio I would subscribe to Disney+ on top of my current streaming services / I would cancel the subscription of another streaming service to subscribe to Disney+ / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2078 2163 2020-02-22 21,639 0
What content are you most interested in? radio Marvel movies, e.g. Fantastic Four, X-Men & the Avengers / Pixar movies, e.g. Finding Nemo, the Incredibles & Cars / Classic animated Disney movies, e.g. Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, Dumbo, Frozen / Other classic Disney movies (not animated), e.g. Mary Poppins, the Sound of Music / Star Wars movies / National Geographic documentaries / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2078 2164 2020-02-22 21,639 0
Do you do your grocery shopping at bargain shops like Poundland and B&M? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2077 2162 2020-02-21 9,100 0
Disney+ is an on-demand, ad-free streaming service where subscribers will be able to enjoy movies and shows from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, and 20th Century Fox, including original programming exclusive to Disney+. It is expected to cost £5.99 a month, or £59.99 annually. radio I definitely would consider subscribing / I probably would consider subscribing / I would probably NOT consider subscribing / I definitely would NOT consider subscribing / Prefer not to say 0 2076 2161 2020-02-21 127,998 0
What operating system do you have on your main computer/laptop (not mobile phone)? radio Windows / Mac OS / Chrome OS / Linux / Don't own a computer/laptop / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2075 2160 2020-02-21 1,008 0
Would you describe yourself as a "shift worker"? radio No / Yes. but just day shifts / Yes, including night shifts / Prefer not to say 0 2074 2159 2020-02-21 84,225 0
Which of the following products do you associate with Maynards Bassetts? checkbox Wine Gums / Jelly Babies / Liquorice Allsorts / Murray Mints / Juicy Chews / Midget Gems / Sour Patch Kids / Gummy Bears / Fruit Pastilles / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2073 2158 2020-02-21 511 0
How many night shifts (at least 3 hours between 11pm-6am) do you work per week? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / None / Prefer not to say 0 2072 2157 2020-02-20 391 0
Do you use Imodium? radio Yes / No / I use another branded product / Prefer not to say 0 2071 2156 2020-02-20 3,060 0
Do any of these cause issues with your stomach? checkbox Food / Stress / Travel / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2070 2155 2020-02-20 3,026 0
Do you suffer from IBS? radio Yes / No / I don't know what IBS is / Prefer not to say 0 2069 2154 2020-02-20 3,069 0
Do any of these cause issues with your stomach? checkbox Food / Stress / Travel / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2069 2155 2020-02-20 3,069 0
Do you use Imodium? radio Yes / No / I use another branded product / Prefer not to say 0 2069 2156 2020-02-20 3,069 0
How interested would you be in seeing, 'Matilda: The Musical', the stage show based on Roald Dahl's book, in London? checkbox Very interested / Somewhat interested / Not very interested / Not interested at all / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2064 2149 2020-02-20 503 0
Have you ever visited Slovenia for hiking purposes or are you planning on visiting this year? radio Yes / No / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2063 2148 2020-02-19 541 0
Are you responsible for an elderly relative? radio Yes / No / Not now, but I will be in future / Prefer not to say 0 2062 2147 2020-02-19 157 0
Are you interested in saving money on your monthly mobile phone contract? radio Yes, I pay too much / No, I'm happy with my current contract / Prefer not to say 0 2061 2146 2020-02-19 1,047 0
This summer’s Tokyo Olympics will be nine hours ahead, so you are likely to be sleeping during the action. Which of the following ways, if any, will you be following the events? checkbox Watching live / Morning commute / Lunch break / Evening commute / Before bed / I won't be following the Olympics / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2060 2145 2020-02-19 559 0
Which of the following do you think provide the most funding support to team GB athletes & para athletes? radio The National Lottery / The Government / Commercial sponsors / Private sponsors / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2059 2144 2020-02-19 511 0
Are you currently looking to buy for a new laptop? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2058 2143 2020-02-19 505 0
Are you a veterinarian? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2057 2142 2020-02-18 234 0
What would stop you from doing your big weekly shop at Aldi? textarea textarea 0 2056 2141 2020-02-18 2,024 0
What would stop you from doing your big weekly shop at LIDL? textarea textarea 0 2055 2140 2020-02-18 2,074 0
Is there any reason why you wouldn’t use ALDI for your big weekly shop? textarea textarea 0 2054 2139 2020-02-18 2,042 0
Is there any reason why you wouldn’t use LIDL for your big weekly shop? textarea textarea 0 2053 2138 2020-02-18 2,052 0
Which, if any of the following, do you think are symptoms of testicular cancer? radio An increase in the firmness of a testicle / A difference in appearance between 1 testicle and the other / A painless swelling or lump in 1 of the testicles / A change in shape or texture of the testicles / A feeling of heaviness in your scrotum / A dull ache or sharp pain in your testicles or scrotum, which may come and go / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2051 2136 2020-02-17 771 0
Do you have any of the following pets? checkbox Parrot / Frog / Gerbil / Iguana / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2050 2135 2020-02-17 251 0
Which restaurant gift cards would you like to see offered as prizes on our sister site Winadinner.com? Tick all that apply checkbox Browns Bar & Brasserie / Harvester / Prezzo / Stonehouse Pizza & Carvery / The Restaurant card (Cafe Rouge, Bella Italia, Belgo, Las Iguanas) / Sizzling Pubs / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2049 2134 2020-02-17 21,546 0
What is your primary mode of transport? radio Car / Motorbike / Bus / Rail / Underground / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2048 2133 2020-02-17 205 0
Which of the following cocktails, if any, would you consider drinking? checkbox Old Fashioned / Negroni / Manhattan / Espresso Martini / Vodka/Gin Martini / Sazerac / Mint Julep / Boulevardier / I don't drink / Would not consider any of these / Prefer not to say 0 2047 2132 2020-02-17 2,500 0
Have you ever taken a career break? radio Yes, for over a year / Yes, just a few months / No, but I've considered it / No, I've never considered it / Prefer not to say 0 2046 2131 2020-02-14 2,074 0
How do you drink Campari? checkbox I don't drink / Negroni / Campari spritz / With soda / I've never tried it / On the rocks / Boulevardier / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2045 2130 2020-02-14 540 0
Why did you go to see Dear Evan Hansen? checkbox I had heard about the show on Broadway / Because it had won 6 Tony Awards in New York / I listened to the Soundtrack and loved the music / Recommendation from friend/family / Review(s) / Saw an advertisement / Read an article online or in the newspaper / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2043 2128 2020-02-14 226 0
Why haven’t you seen Dear Evan Hansen yet? radio Haven’t got around to it yet / Tickets were unavailable when I wanted to go / Too expensive / I don’t think it’s for me / I didn’t know anyone else interested to see the show / I don’t live close to London / I didn’t know enough about it / I don’t like Musicals / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2042 2127 2020-02-14 2,268 0
When on holiday do you use mobile data? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2039 2124 2020-02-14 3,326 0
When on holiday do you want help planning activities on the fly? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2039 2125 2020-02-14 3,326 0
When on holiday do you want recommendations of what to do from locals? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2039 2126 2020-02-14 3,326 0
When going on holiday do you feel confident that the front desk/owner of your accommodation is able to give you good recommendations? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2036 2121 2020-02-14 3,768 0
When on holiday, would you download an app recommended to you by your hotel/accommodation? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2036 2122 2020-02-14 3,768 0
Which of the following, if any, have you used when planning a holiday? checkbox Trip Advisor / Get Your Guide / Musement / Klook / Travlet / Other / Prefer not to say 0 2036 2123 2020-02-14 3,768 0
When going on holiday, do you pre-book activities? (eg. tours, theatre shows, kayaking, etc.) radio Yes / No / Some of them / Prefer not to say 0 2033 2118 2020-02-14 3,160 0
When going on holiday, who do you ask for advice on what to do? checkbox Friends / Family / Front-desk / Owner of accommodation / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2033 2119 2020-02-14 3,160 0
When on holiday, would you download an app that gave you personalised, and discounted, access to activities? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2033 2120 2020-02-14 3,160 0
Where do you currently live? radio UK / European Union / North America / South America / Central America / Oceania / Middle East / Asia / Africa / Eastern Europe / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2032 2117 2020-02-14 503 0
Have you been to see Dear Evan Hansen? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2031 2116 2020-02-13 3,269 0
Did you watch Love Island last night? radio Yes / No / I don't want to admit it / Prefer not to say 0 2030 2115 2020-02-13 239 0
Have you heard of Dear Evan Hansen (The Musical)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 2029 2114 2020-02-13 48,675 0
How much time a week do you spend playing games on your mobile phone? radio Less than an hour / 1 to 2 hours / 2 to 3 hours / 3 to 4 hours / 4 to 5 hours / More than 5 hours / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2028 2113 2020-02-13 509 0
Which of the following make up brands makes your favourite bronzer? checkbox NARS / MAC / Bobbi Brown / Benefit / Smashbox / Charlotte Tilbury / Hourglass / Chanel / Guerlain / Estée Lauder / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2026 2111 2020-02-13 2,905 0
Which of the following bronzer brands do you typically buy from? radio NARS / MAC / Bobbi Brown / Benefit / Smashbox / Charlotte Tilbury / Hourglass / Chanel / Guerlain / Estée Lauder / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2026 2112 2020-02-13 2,905 0
How many times have you checked into a hotel in the last 12 months? radio 1-2 / 3-5 / 6-10 / 11-15 / 16-20 / More than 20 / None / Prefer not to say 0 2025 2110 2020-02-13 207 0
What TV streaming services are you currently paying for? checkbox Netflix / NowTV / Amazon Prime / Hulu / Apple TV+ / Disney Life / Hayu / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2023 2107 2020-02-12 333,681 365
What TV streaming services are you currently using but not paying for? checkbox Netflix / NowTV / Amazon Prime / Hulu / Apple TV+ / Disney Life / Hayu / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2023 2108 2020-02-12 333,681 365
Have you ever been to a business conference? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 2018 2102 2020-02-12 206 0
What's your preferred style of Jean? checkbox Skinny / Skinny Crop / High Waisted / Slim / Straight / Wide Leg / Relaxed / Boot Cut / Jeggings / Shaping / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2017 2101 2020-02-11 229 0
How worried are you about coronavirus? radio Very / A bit / Not really / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 2016 2100 2020-02-11 213 0
What characteristics do you think of when you think of Vodka? checkbox I don't drink / Good taste / Bad taste / Mixes well / Doesn't mix well / Good in cocktails / Poor in cocktails / High quality / Low quality / Good past experience / Bad past experience / Easy to get drunk on / Cheap / Expensive / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2015 2099 2020-02-07 575 0
What characteristics do you think of when you think of Smirnoff Vodka? checkbox Good taste / Bad taste / Easy to get drunk on / Cheap / Expensive / Poor quality / High quality / Doesn't mix well / Mixes well / Good in cocktails / Poor in cocktails / Good past experience / Bad past experience / I don't drink / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2014 2098 2020-02-07 511 0
Do you have children born in any of the following years (Please tick all that apply, if any) checkbox 2002 / 2003 / 2004 / 2005 / 2006 / 2007 / 2008 / 2009 / 2010 / 2011 / 2012 / 2013 / 2014 / 2015 / 2016 / 2017 / 2018 / 2019 / 2020 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2013 2097 2020-02-07 559 0
Have you ever lied to your partner about money? radio Yes / No / I've never had a partner / Prefer not to say 0 2012 2096 2020-02-07 342 0
Do you play FIFA on your mobile? radio Yes / No / No, but on my console / Prefer not to say 0 2011 2095 2020-02-07 3,688 0
How often do you play football? radio Never / Rarely / Once a month / Once a fortnight / Once a week / Multiple times a week / Prefer not to say 0 2010 2094 2020-02-07 1,013 0
In view of the general economic situation, do you think now is the right time for people to make major purchases such as furniture or electrical goods? radio Right time / Neither right nor wrong time / Wrong time / Prefer not to say 0 2008 2092 2020-02-07 100,008 0
How do you think the general economic situation in this country has changed over the last 12 months? radio A lot better / A little better / Stayed the same / A little worse / A lot worse / Prefer not to say 0 2006 2090 2020-02-07 100,047 0
How do you expect the general economic situation in this country to develop over the next 12 months? radio A lot better / A little better / Stay the same / A little worse / A lot worse / Prefer not to say 0 2006 2091 2020-02-07 100,047 0
How has the financial situation of your household changed over the last 12 months? radio A lot better / A little better / Stayed the same / A little worse / A lot worse / Prefer not to say 0 2004 2088 2020-02-07 100,048 0
How do you expect the financial position of your household to change over the next 12 months? radio A lot better / A little better / Stay the same / A little worse / A lot worse / Prefer not to say 0 2004 2089 2020-02-07 100,048 0
What do you look for when ordering a vodka + mixer drink order? checkbox Price / Multi-buy deals / Alcoholic strength / Taste/enjoyment / Presentation –glass, additional ingredients, how it’s poured etc / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2003 2087 2020-02-07 552 0
How often do you go to the theatre? radio Never / Rarely (Once every few years) / Occasionally (Once a year) / Regularly (Couple of times per year) / Avid fan (3+ Times per year) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2002 2086 2020-02-07 540 0
What do you look for when ordering a basic spirit + mixer drink order? checkbox Price / Multi-buy deals / Alcoholic strength / Taste/enjoyment / Presentation - glass, additional ingredients, how it's poured etc / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 2001 2085 2020-02-06 502 0
If you are a basic-rate (20%) taxpayer and pay £80 into a personal pension that offers tax relief, how much will your pension contribution be worth in total once tax relief is added? radio £80 / £96 / £100 / £120 / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 2000 2084 2020-02-06 10,060 0
When drinking vodka, how do you typically drink it? checkbox Cocktails / I don't drink / I don't drink vodka / Mixer (Juice) / Mixer (soft drink) / Straight with ice / Straight / Prefer not to say 0 1999 2083 2020-02-06 530 0
When choosing a spirit (i.e. vodka, whisky, gin) how do you drink it? checkbox Straight / Straight with ice / I don't drink / I don't drink spirits / Cocktails / Mixer (soft drink) / Mixer (juice) / Prefer not to say 0 1998 2082 2020-02-06 539 0
When are you most likely to buy a new electric car? radio Within 6 months / Within 1 year / Within 2 years / Within 3 years / Within 5 years / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1997 2081 2020-02-06 733 0
When are you most likely to buy a new sports car? radio Within 6 months / Within 1 year / Within 2 years / Within 3 years / Within 5 years / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1996 2080 2020-02-06 247 0
When are you most likely to buy a new SUV (Sport Utility Vehicle)? radio Within 6 months / Within 1 year / Within 2 years / Within 3 years / Within 5 years / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1995 2079 2020-02-06 472 0
When are you most likely to buy a new Range Rover / Land Rover? radio Within 6 months / Within 1 year / Within 2 years / Within 3 years / Within 5 years / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1994 2078 2020-02-06 1,552 0
When are you most likely to buy a new Jaguar? radio Within 6 months / Within 1 year / Within 2 years / Within 3 years / Within 5 years / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1993 2077 2020-02-06 1,044 0
When are you most likely to buy a new car? radio Within 6 months / Within 1 year / Within 2 years / Within 3 years / Within 5 years / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1992 2076 2020-02-06 1,312 0
Have you heard of the upcoming film, Minion 2: The Rise Of Gru? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1991 2075 2020-02-06 528 0
Where are you most likely to holiday this year? checkbox UK Only / Abroad Only / No Holidays / Both UK And Abroad / Prefer not to say 0 1989 2073 2020-02-05 701 0
Have you heard of the upcoming film 'Top Gun: Maverick'? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1987 2071 2020-02-04 509 0
Why do you avoid eating gluten? radio I don't / I'm intolerant / A lifestyle choice / I'm a celiac / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1986 2070 2020-02-04 819 0
Do you avoid eating gluten? radio No / Yes / Prefer not to say 0 1985 2069 2020-02-04 10,019 0
Which of the following is your favourite shampoo brand? radio Pantene / Head & Shoulders / L'Oreal Elvive / Herbal Essences / Tresemme / Dove / Aussie / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1984 2068 2020-02-04 530 0
Do you have breakdown cover with any of the following providers? checkbox RAC / AA / Green Flag / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1983 2067 2020-02-04 10,064 0
Which Premier League football team do you support the most? radio Arsenal / Aston Villa / Bournemouth / Brighton / Burnley FC / Chelsea / Crystal Palace / Everton / Leicester City / Liverpool / Manchester City / Manchester United / Newcastle / Norwich / Sheffield United / Southampton / Tottenham / Watford / West Ham / Wolves / Leeds United / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1981 2065 2020-02-03 137,144 0
Would you be interested in having locally brewed craft beer delivered to your home by bike every month? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1980 2064 2020-01-31 2,012 0
Which of the following best describes your role in your organisation’s choice of external consultants or companies that support business planning or perform tertiary roles such as accountants, lawyers, strategy consultants, IT, communications etc? radio I have sole decision-making responsibility / I have joint decision-making responsibility / I am actively involved in the decision / I am not actively involved in the decision but my opinion is sought / I am not actively involved in the decision / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1979 2063 1970-01-01 66,557 0
Do you own a covert video recording camera? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1978 2062 2020-01-31 1,037 0
What's a better name for this website? radio Free Postcode Lottery / Pick My Postcode / Prefer not to say 0 1977 2061 2020-01-30 205 0
What do you think of Love Island? textarea textarea 0 1976 2060 2020-01-30 1,047 0
What does "sustainability" mean to you? textarea textarea 0 1975 2059 2020-01-30 1,075 0
What are your key motivations when choosing a beer at the supermarket? checkbox Price promotions / Branding / advertising / Past preference / taste / Friends recommendation / End of aisle positioning / Volume Offer / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1974 2058 2020-01-30 1,015 0
What are your key motivations when choosing a beer at the bar? checkbox Distinctive beer pump / Price / The glass / presentation / General branding / advertising / Past preference / taste / Friends recommendation / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1973 2057 2020-01-30 984 0
How do you feel about Sports Direct? radio Love them / Like them / Indifferent / Dislike them / Hate them / Prefer not to say 0 1972 2056 2020-01-29 2,032 0
Do you support Newcastle United Football Club? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1970 2054 2020-01-29 6,589 0
How important is it to you that Mike Ashley sells Newcastle United Football Club? radio Very important / Somewhat important / Not important at all / Prefer not to say 0 1970 2055 2020-01-29 6,589 0
Which of these statement(s) best describe your hiking activities? I… radio Never hike / Rarely hike / Hike or walk less than 2 hours, occasionally / Hike up to 3 hours per day, occasionally / Go hiking every other weekend, around 4 hours / Hike every possible weekend, at least 4 hours / Go hiking for several days with up to 6 hours of daily itinerary / Hike for more than a week, with daily journeys of up 10 hours / Trek every weekend, with camping involved / Trek for several days, with a mixture of camping and accommodation involved / Prefer not to say 0 1968 2052 2020-01-29 2,032 0
Have you experienced mental health problems (eg. depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, panic attacks, etc.)? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1967 2050 2020-01-29 53 0
Have you, or would you consider, going on holiday to any of these countries? checkbox Greece / France / Belgium / Turkey / Uzbekistan / Iceland / Mexico / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1966 2049 2020-01-29 121 0
Do you enjoy watching modern horror films (e.g. Get Out, Us, Hereditary, Midsommar, Babadook, A Quiet Place) checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1965 2048 2020-01-29 501 0
Do you like a freebie? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1964 2047 2020-01-28 108,561 0
Which of the following films have you seen? checkbox Us / Get Out / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1961 2045 2020-01-28 524 0
Do you own a car that you regularly drive? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1957 2039 2020-01-28 1,371 0
If you had a spare £1000, what would you buy? textarea textarea 0 1956 2038 1970-01-01 1,009 0
What do you prefer as a reward for doing a 3 minute survey on PMP? radio Points redeemable for prizes (£0.50 equivalent) / £1 payment via Paypal / £0.50 PMP Bonus / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1955 2037 2020-01-16 1,008 0
Which of these breakfast granola/oat brands have you heard of? checkbox Jordan's Kid's Grinola / Dorset Cereal / W.K Kellogg's by Kids / Quaker / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1954 2036 2020-01-27 221 0
Would you consider a low-sugar granola as a good breakfast to start your child's day? radio Yes / No / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1953 2035 2020-01-27 61,787 0
What is the main thing you look for when buying your children's breakfast? radio I don't have children / Wholegrain / Low sugar / Tasty / Mascot / Prize / Price / Ease of preparation / Habit / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1952 2034 2020-01-27 244 0
Do you have a child or children between the ages of 5 and 9? radio Yes / No / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1951 2033 2020-01-27 228 0
Why do you think people follow brands on social media? textarea textarea 0 1950 2032 1970-01-01 309 0
Do you buy sustainable "femcare" products? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1946 2026 2020-01-24 13,523 0
Do you use any of the following tobacco products? (tick all that apply) checkbox Chewing tobacco / Cigarettes / Cigarillos / Cigars / Heated tobacco (eg. IQOS) / E-cigarettes / Vaporizer / Pipe / Roll your own tobacco / Snus / Other smokeless tobacco / Other / I don't use tobacco products / Prefer not to say 0 1945 2025 2019-08-14 2,046 0
Do you like cat videos? radio I love them! / Yes / They're ok / No / I prefer dog videos / Prefer not to say 0 1936 2016 2020-01-21 530 0
Has your employer committed to being net zero carbon by 2030? radio I don't work / Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1934 2012 2020-01-20 385 0
Which of the following does your business directly pay for? checkbox Gas / Electricity / Water / Broadband / Mobile / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1933 2011 2020-01-20 370 0
Are you likely to apply for job(s) in any of the following fields in the next two years? checkbox Investment banking / Retail banking / Asset Management / Insurance / Law / Regulation / Accountancy / Management consultancy / Fintech / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1931 2009 2020-01-17 1,062 0
Which of these services will you definitely stick with over the next three years? checkbox Banking / Broadband / Mobile / Energy / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1930 2008 2020-01-17 200 0
Which of these services would you NOT consider changing in the next three years? checkbox Banking / Broadband / Mobile phone / Energy / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1929 2007 2020-01-17 200 0
What was your favourite 90s video game? checkbox Mario Kart / Sonic the Hedgehog / Street Fighter / Golden Eye / Super Mario / Pokemon / Zelda / Crash Bandicoot / Doom / Final Fantasy / Donkey Kong / Tomb Raider / Lemmings / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1928 2006 2020-01-16 220 0
Which of the following best describes the industry you work for? radio Agriculture / Business services / Construction / Education (eg. tutoring) / Hospitality & Leisure / Food & Drink / Healthcare / IT/Computing / Legal services / Marketing / Advertising / PR / Market Research / Media / Manufacturing / Professional services / Real estate / Transport / Utilities / Wholesale, retail and franschising / Other / I don't work / Retired / Prefer not to say 1 1927 2005 2020-01-16 Industry Alt 2 191,472 365
Which of the following best describes your your role in your organisation's choice of agricultural products and services? radio I have sole decision-making responsibility / I have joint decision-making responsibility / I am actively involved in the decision / I am not actively involved in the decision but my opinion is sought / I am not actively involved in the decision / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1926 2004 2020-01-16 1,361 0
What do you prefer as a reward for doing a 3 minute survey on PMP? radio Points redeemable for prizes (£1 equivalent) / £1 payment via Paypal / £5 PMP Bonus / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1925 2003 2020-01-16 1,021 0
What do you prefer as a reward for doing a 3 minute survey on PMP? radio Points redeemable for prizes (£1 equivalent) / £1 payment via Paypal / £4 PMP Bonus / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1924 2002 2020-01-16 1,027 0
What do you prefer as a reward for doing a 3 minute survey on PMP? radio Points redeemable for prizes (£1 equivalent) / £1 payment via Paypal / £2 PMP Bonus / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1923 2001 2020-01-16 1,021 0
What do you prefer as a reward for doing a 3 minute survey on PMP? radio Points redeemable for prizes (£1 equivalent) / £1 payment via Paypal / £1 PMP Bonus / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1922 2000 2020-01-16 1,039 0
What do you prefer as a reward for doing a 3 minute survey on PMP? radio Points redeemable for prizes (£1 equivalent) / £1 payment via Paypal / £3 PMP Bonus / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1921 1999 2020-01-16 1,016 0
Which of these Frequent Flyer Programmes are you a member of? checkbox British Airways Executive Club / Aerclub / Iberia Plus / My Air Italy Club / Vueling Club / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1920 1998 2020-01-13 4,271 0
What is your favourite sport? radio Football / Rugby / Cricket / Tennis / Hockey / Basketball / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1919 1997 2020-01-10 200 0
Are you looking to take out, renew, or switch to a capital repayment mortgage in the near future? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1916 1994 2020-01-10 238 0
Which of the following is true? radio I use e-hailing app(s) like Uber / I drive for e-hailing app(s) / I both use and drive e-hailing app(s) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1915 1993 2020-01-09 249 0
How easy is it for you to find out what your friends are watching on video services like Youtube, Netflix etc? radio 1 - Very easy / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Very difficult / Prefer not to say 0 1914 1992 2020-01-08 1 0
How interested would you be in a TV/Movie search bar that let you search for shows across multiple streaming platforms (Netflix, Amazon etc)? radio 1 - Not at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Extremely / Prefer not to say 0 1913 1991 2020-01-08 5 0
How interested would you be in an alternative TV/Movie rating service (IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes etc) that let you rate shows by different criteria (mood, hook time etc)? radio 1 - Not at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Extremely / Prefer not to say 0 1912 1990 2020-01-08 3,527 0
How interested would you be in a TV/Movie search bar that let you search for shows across multiple streaming platforms (Netflix, Amazon etc)? radio 1 - Not at all / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Extremely / Prefer not to say 0 1912 1991 2020-01-08 3,527 0
How easy is it for you to find out what your friends are watching on video services like Youtube, Netflix etc? radio 1 - Very easy / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Very difficult / Prefer not to say 0 1912 1992 2020-01-08 3,527 0
In the last 2 years, have you purchased a vehicle for yourself or for a company using any of the following? checkbox PCP. Monthly payments with option to buy at end / Contract Hire. Monthly payments, return car at end / Hire Purchase. Monthly payments, own car at end / Lease Purchase. Monthly payments, own car at end after balloon payment / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1911 1989 2020-01-07 110,286 0
Do you think e-scooters should be made legal on UK roads? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1909 1987 2020-01-06 41,425 0
Are you considering buying an e-scooter in the next six months? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1909 1988 2020-01-06 41,425 0
Are you interested in any of these sports? checkbox Winter sports / Trail running / Urban outdoor / Hiking / Mountain biking / Climbing / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1901 1979 2019-12-20 334 0
What kind of job does/did the main income earner in your household/family unit do? radio Higher managerial or professional (eg. Chief executive, senior civil servant, surgeon) / Intermediate managerial or professional (eg. middle management, bank manager, teacher) / Junior managerial, junior professional, administrative or supervisory role / Skilled manual worker (eg. electrician, carpenter) / Semi-skilled and unskilled manual worker (eg. assembly line worker) / Casual labourer, student, unemployed / Prefer not to say 1 1900 1978 2019-12-19 SEG 276,807 365
Do you like recyclable straws? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1899 1977 2019-12-18 1,030 0
Which of PMPs daily postcode draws do you check? checkbox 6pm Mini draw / 9am Stackpot / Noon Bonus draws / Noon Survey draw / Noon Main draw / Noon Video draw / 9pm Stackpot / Prefer not to say 0 1898 1976 2019-12-16 504 0
Would you prefer a social media platform without advertising? radio YES / NO / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1897 1975 2019-12-16 522 0
Which of the following best describes your profession? radio I don't work / Accountant / Admin / Advertising/media / Broadcasters / Charity worker / Construction / Tradesperson / Electrician / Engineer / IT/Software / Lawyer / Marketing / Nurse / Plumber / Police / Sales representative / Shop assistant / Sport / leisure / Taxi / Lorry Driver / Teacher / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 1896 1974 2019-12-16 214,153 365
Would it be a benefit to you to be able to hire all the services for a wedding from one site online? checkbox Yes / No / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1895 1973 2019-12-16 234 0
How would you describe the area in which you live? radio Urban / Suburban / Rural / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1894 1972 2019-12-16 1,043 0
What is the top issue for the UK Labour Party today? radio Far too Left / Not Left enough / Far too woke / Not woke enough / Jeremy Corbyn / Tony Blair / Prefer not to say 0 1893 1971 2019-12-14 529 0
Which of the following best describes your present role in your business? radio I don't work / Owner / Proprietor / Partner / Chairman / Chairwoman / Chief Executive / Managing Director / Non-Executive Director / Other board level manager / director / Other senior manager or director below board level / Middle manager / Junior manager / team leader / supervisor / Executive / clerical / other with no managerial responsibility / Skilled manual worker / Semi-skilled manual worker / Unskilled manual worker / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 1888 1966 2019-12-12 Job title 194,286 365
Which of the following best describes the ownership of the organisation you work for? radio I don't work / Publicly owned (eg. shares traded on stock exchange) / Private company managed by the owner / Private company managed by someone other than the owner / State owned or public sector organisation / Not for profit organisation / charity / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 1887 1965 2019-12-12 Company type 194,256 365
Have you voted yet? radio Yes, by post / Yes, in person / No / Prefer not to say 0 1882 1960 2019-12-12 100,030 0
If so, who did you vote for? radio Conservatives / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Brexit Party / Greens / SNP / Plaid Cymru / Independent / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1882 1961 2019-12-12 100,030 0
Which razor(s) do you buy? checkbox Electric / Disposable / Cartridge / Safety / Straight / Occam's / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1881 1959 2019-12-12 317 0
Are you a lawyer? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1879 1957 2019-12-11 215 0
How confident are you that the leader of your business has the right level of composure / necessary temperament to make good decisions under pressure in a crisis situation? radio Not remotely confident / Not confident / Slightly confident / Totally confident / Don’t know / Don't work / Prefer not to say 0 1877 1955 2019-12-11 2,059 0
Would you buy a Rolex watch? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1876 1954 2019-12-11 220 0
Do you still work (either full or part-time)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1875 1953 2019-12-10 15,868 0
Do you have child/ren in the following age brackets? checkbox 3-7 / 8-12 / 13-17 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1874 1952 2019-12-10 228 0
Which party would you most likely vote for on Thursday's General Election? radio Conservatives / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Brexit Party / UKIP / Green Party / Plaid Cymru / SNP / DUP / Sinn Fein / Other / I'm not more likely to vote for any party / Prefer not to say 0 1873 1947 2019-11-16 153,096 0
- Please answer our anonymous election poll and help PMP beat the pollsters! - How likely are you to vote in Thursday's General Election on a scale from 1 to 10? radio 1 - I almost certainly will NOT vote / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - I almost certainly WILL vote / Prefer not to say 0 1873 1948 2019-11-16 153,096 0
How likely is it that you would change your mind and vote for a different party before the Thursday's General Election? radio Very likely to change / Fairly likely to change / Fairly unlikely to change / Very unlikely to change / Prefer not to say 0 1873 1951 2019-11-16 153,096 0
Has the mainstream media been unbiased in Election 2019 checkbox Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1872 1946 2019-12-09 504 0
Imagine a Saturday night in a pub, with a mix of male and female friends drinking together. The men have bought drinks for the women. But should the women buy drinks for the men? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1867 1941 2019-12-07 515 0
Which of the following Christmas songs do you like the most, and the least? maxdiff All I Want for Christmas Is You - Maria Carey / Fairytale Of New York - The Pogues / Last Christmas - Wham! / Do They Know It's Christmas - Band Aid / I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day - Wizzard / Driving Home For Christmas - Chris Rea / Stay Another Day - East 17 / Merry Xmas Everybody - Slade / Merry Christmas Everyone - Shakin' Stevens / Wonderful Christmastime - Paul McCartney / Happy Christmas (War is Over) - John Lennon / Step Into Christmas - Elton John 0 1866 1940 2019-12-07 76,983 0
Will Liverpool FC win the Premier League? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1861 1933 2019-12-06 212 0
Do you like market research? radio Strongly like / Somewhat like / Neutral / Somewhat dislike / Strongly dislike / Prefer not to say 0 1860 1932 2019-12-06 235 0
What is fastest data connection you can get on your main mobile phone? radio 2G / 3G / 4G / 5G / I have no idea / Prefer not to say 0 1857 1929 2019-12-06 75,002 0
Are you ever frustrated by the speed of your mobile data connection? radio All the time / Quite a lot / Sometimes / Rarely / Never / Prefer not to say 0 1857 1930 2019-12-06 75,002 0
5G will increase mobile data connection speeds so that you can do almost anything instantly, e.g. an HD movie will download in seconds rather than minutes or hours. How much extra do you think having access to these download speeds is worth per month over a typical 4G mobile phone plan? radio Nothing – I wouldn’t pay extra for it / Around £5 per month / Around £10 per month / Around £20 per month / More than £20 per month / Prefer not to say 0 1857 1931 2019-12-06 75,002 0
Have you decided who you will vote for in the general election next Thursday? radio Yes / No / I don't plan to vote / Prefer not to say 0 1856 1928 2019-12-05 1,024 0
Who do you like the most? radio Boris Johnson / Jeremy Corbyn / Prefer not to say 0 1853 1925 2019-12-03 512 0
Who do you trust the most? radio Boris Johnson / Jeremy Corbyn / Prefer not to say 0 1852 1924 2019-12-03 523 0
Is Boris Johnson right to decline a TV interview with Andrew Neil? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1851 1923 2019-12-03 1,029 0
Which of the following should politicians focus on improving in schools? checkbox Behaviour / Funding / Amount of support that parents give / The examination system / Teacher workload (eg reducing it) / Prefer not to say 0 1850 1922 2019-12-02 527 0
Who have you bought mindfulness or brain training games for? checkbox Parents(s) / Child(ren) / Sibling(s) / Grandparent(s) / Extended family / friend(s) / Spouse(s)/partner(s) / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1846 1918 1970-01-01 1,116 0
Do you buy mindfulness or brain-training games? radio Yes, for myself / Yes, for other people / Yes, for myself AND other people / No / Prefer not to say 0 1845 1917 2019-11-30 14,572 0
Are you any of the following? radio Nursery school teacher / Primary school teacher / Secondary / college teacher / Secondary / college Head of Department / Secondary / college Head Master/Mistress / University lecturer / professor / Educational psychologist / Learning mentor / Teaching assistant / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1844 1916 2019-11-30 83,018 0
If Donald trump endorses Boris, would that make you more or less likely to vote for him? radio Much more likely / Somewhat more likely / Neither more or less likely / Somewhat less likely / Much less likely / Prefer not to say 0 1839 1911 2019-11-29 22,640 0
If Jeremy Corbyn becomes Prime Minister do you personally expect to pay more tax? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1839 1912 2019-11-29 22,640 0
Do you work in any of the following sectors? checkbox Industrial steel construction / Steel and sheet metal processing / Ship building and offshore / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1838 1910 2019-11-29 12,821 0
What is most important for you, while voting in the UK General Election 2019? radio Keeping Corbyn out / Keeping Tories out / NHS / Leaving the EU / Staying in the EU / Prefer not to say 0 1837 1909 2019-11-29 537 0
Do you, or someone in your family, personally own (ie. not owned by a company) any of the following? checkbox A moped / A motorbike / A car (town car, saloon, estate, convertible, sports…etc.) / A pick-up truck / A LCV vehicle (small van, Transit-type van, etc.) / Other vehicle / Only company owned vehicles / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1835 1907 2019-11-29 574 0
Do you consider yourself loyal to a supermarket brand (whether online or offline)? radio Definitely, I always shop at the same place / Mostly, I tend to shop at the same place / Not really, I don’t consider myself a loyal shopper / Definitely not, I purposefully shop around / Prefer not to say 0 1834 1906 2019-11-28 10,034 0
Do you have management responsibility for housing in your council? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1832 1902 2019-11-28 50 0
In which local government sector(s) do you work? checkbox Corporate Services / Environment / Health and Social Care / Education / Leisure and Culture / Regeneration & Local Economies / Housing / Public and Third Sector / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1831 1901 2019-11-28 1,228 0
Cats or dogs? radio Cats / Dogs / Prefer not to say 0 1825 1895 2019-11-27 1,538 0
Which of the following would you consider voting for? radio Boris Johnson / Jeremy Corbyn / Jo Swinson / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1824 1894 2019-11-27 224 0
Do you have child(ren) in the following age brackets? checkbox 0-2 years old / 3-5 years old / 6-9 years old / 10-12 years old / 13-15 years old / 16-18 years old / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1823 1893 2019-11-27 205 0
Are you celebrating Christmas this year? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1822 1892 2019-11-27 2 0
In which area of local government do you work? radio Architecture, heritage and housing / Environmental health / Media and communications / Social services / Surveying and town planning / Trading Standards / Youth and community work. / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1820 1890 2019-11-26 1,373 0
Where do you work? radio Civil service / Local government / NHS / Armed Forces / Other public service / I don't work in the public sector / I don't work at all / Prefer not to say 0 1816 1886 2019-11-25 4,428 0
Imagine you are visiting some elderly relatives over the festive period. You have dashed into to the supermarket to get some chocolates to take with you. Which ones do you get? radio Cadbury’s Heroes / Celebrations / Roses / Quality Street / Something else / Prefer not to say 0 1808 1878 2019-11-22 50,081 0
Whilst there you decide to grab some for yourself which ones do you choose? radio Cadbury’s Heroes / Celebrations / Roses / Quality Street / Something else / Prefer not to say 0 1808 1879 2019-11-22 50,081 0
Is August or September best for holidays? radio August / September / Prefer not to say 0 1806 1876 2019-11-22 226 0
Should Arsenal sack Unai Emery? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1805 1875 2019-11-22 522 0
Which historical UK prime minister do you think would handle Brexit better? radio Margaret Thatcher / Tony Blair / Gordon Brown / David Cameron / John Major / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1804 1874 2019-11-22 240 0
Thinking about your eye health, which of the following statements do you believe is true in relation to your eye sight and your thoughts around the optician? checkbox I only visit the opticians every six months / I only go to the opticians when you identify a problem with your sight or eyes / I haven’t visited the optician in years / I’m afraid of having my eyes tested / I dread going to the optician / I wish it was more convenient to get my eyes tested / I would get my eyes tested more regularly if you could do it online / Eye tests are too expensive / Going to the opticians is too time-consuming / I’d rather pay out for my dental care than my eye health / You have never had a vision impairment / You have a vision impairment / If you have had an eye health problem, was it too late to cure? 0 1800 1868 2019-11-21 1,508 0
When was the last time you had your eyes checked? radio In the last 6 months / In the last 6 -12 months / In the last 12 - 18 months / In the last 18 months - 2 years / In the last 2 - 3 years / In the last 3 - 4 years / In the last 4 - 5 years / 5+ years ago / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1799 1867 2019-11-21 1,503 0
Will your Christmas shopping this year be bought predominantly online or in-store? radio Online / In-store / I make my own presents / I don't celebrate Christmas / Prefer not to say 0 1796 1864 2019-11-20 10,001 0
Do you enjoy the yearly Christmas ads from John Lewis, Sainsbury’s, Iceland etc. ? radio Yes / No / Somewhat / I don't care / I haven't seen them / Prefer not to say 0 1795 1863 2019-11-20 10,004 0
How much do you predict you’ll spend on Christmas presents this year in total? radio £0 / £0 - 50 / £50 - 100 / £100 - 200 / £200 - 400 / £400 - 500 / £500 - 750 / £750+ / I don't celebrate Christmas / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1794 1862 2019-11-20 11,008 0
How much money, on average, did you spend on Christmas presents last year? radio £0 / £0 - 50 / £50 - 100 / £100 - 200 / £200 - 400 / £400 - 500 / £500 - 750 / £750+ / I don't celebrate Christmas / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1793 1861 2019-11-20 9,997 0
When do you do most of your Christmas shopping? radio November / First week of December / Second week of December / Third week of December / A few days before Christmas / Boxing Day / After Boxing Day / I don't celebrate Christmas / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1792 1860 2019-11-20 10,065 0
Which of these is a “well-known” company? Please tick all that apply. checkbox Diageo / GlaxoSmithKline / Reckitt Benckiser / AstraZeneca / Rolls Royce / Unilever / BAE / Rio Tinto / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1788 1856 2019-11-20 34,689 0
To what extent do you agree with the statement "pharmaceutical companies contribute positively to society"? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 1788 1857 2019-11-20 34,689 0
How much do you spend on video gaming per year? radio I don't play video games / I don't know / Under £50 / £50 - £100 / £100 - £150 / £150 + / Prefer not to say 0 1787 1855 2019-11-19 507 0
How many streaming services do you subscribe to? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1785 1853 2019-11-19 237 0
Do you have children between the following ages? (please tick all that apply) checkbox 12-13 / 14-15 / 16-17 / 18-19 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1784 1852 2019-11-19 132 0
Which of the following policy areas are most like to influence your voting preference in the upcoming general election? radio Brexit / Protecting the NHS / Climate Change / Crime & Safety / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1782 1850 2019-11-19 502 0
Would a policy on one single issue be enough to change your usual voting preference in the upcoming general election? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1781 1849 2019-11-19 501 0
Do you have family members in a car home? radio Yes / No, but I have in the past / No / Prefer not to say 0 1780 1848 2019-11-18 229 0
If there were a General Election today, which party would you most likely vote for? radio Conservatives / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Brexit Party / UKIP / Green Party / Plaid Cymru / SNP / DUP / Sinn Fein / Other / I'm not more likely to vote for any party / Prefer not to say 0 1774 1841 2019-11-16 227,488 0
How likely are you to vote in the next UK general election on a scale from 1 to 10? radio 1 - I almost certainly will NOT vote / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - I almost certainly WILL vote / Prefer not to say 0 1774 1842 2019-11-16 227,488 0
How likely is it that you would change your mind and vote for a different party before the next general election? radio Very likely to change / Fairly likely to change / Fairly unlikely to change / Very unlikely to change / Prefer not to say 0 1774 1843 2019-11-16 227,488 0
Do you own an electric car? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1773 1840 2019-11-16 205 0
Which of the following do you think is most harmful for the environment? radio Flying / Using single use plastic / Driving a petrol or diesel car / Smoking / Leaving your lights on / Eating meat / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1770 1837 2019-11-15 65,502 0
Have you recently considered changing your flying behaviour to reduce your carbon footprint? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1770 1838 2019-11-15 65,502 0
To what extent would you support or oppose more environmental regulations or taxes being placed on airlines? radio Strongly support / Somewhat support / Neutral / Somewhat oppose / Strongly oppose / Prefer not to say 0 1770 1839 2019-11-15 65,502 0
How does Labour's plan to part-nationalise BT and provide a free national broadband service funded by tech firm taxes affect your vote? radio I'd vote Labour anyway / I'm much more likely to vote Labour now / I'm somewhat more likely to vote Labour now / I'm still undecided / I'm somewhat less likely to vote Labour now / I'm much less likely to vote Labour now / I wouldn't vote Labour anyway / Prefer not to say 0 1769 1836 2019-11-15 22,423 0
Which party and leader have you seen, read or heard from the most this week? radio Boris Johnson and the Conservatives / Jeremy Corbyn and Labour / Jo Swinson and the Liberal Democrats / Nigel Farage and the Brexit Party / Prefer not to say 0 1768 1834 2019-11-07 81,874 0
Where have you seen them? checkbox Facebook / Twitter / Instagram / Television / Newspaper / News website / Other website / Magazine / Radio / Billboards / Leaflet through your door / Family & friends / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1768 1835 2019-11-07 81,874 0
Which name do you think best represents a baseball themed batting experience and bar? radio House of Home Runs / Home Run London / Home Run Club / Home Run House / Prefer not to say 0 1767 1833 2019-11-13 1,193 0
Have you watched any of the following movies? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Lego Movie / How to Train Your Dragon / Despicable Me / Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs / Hotel Transylvania / Toy Story / Ugly Dolls / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1765 1831 2019-11-13 11,274 0
Have you moved house in the last 6 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1763 1829 2019-11-13 218 0
Have you bought a puppy in the last 7 years from any of the following? checkbox Other / Kennel club / Rescue centre / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1762 1828 2019-11-12 68,787 0
What data would you allow insurance companies access to? checkbox Fitness data (eg. through fitness devices/apps) / Nutrition data (eg. through grocery/shopping apps) / Home appliance data (eg. smart home devices, waterpipe sensors, security systems) / Driving behaviour / Personal data (eg. phone, social media behaviour) / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1761 1827 2019-11-12 50,005 0
Would you share your data with insurance companies if it led to cheaper and more accurate insurance premiums? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1760 1826 2019-11-12 50,003 0
Which of these insurances have you taken out online? checkbox Life and annuities / Income protection / Accident & health / General liability / Motor / Property/Home / Content / Other / Don't know / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1759 1825 2019-11-12 50,010 0
Do you want to get any of the following for Christmas? checkbox Nintendo Switch / Apple Watch / PS4 / XBox One / HD TV / Fitbit / Go pro / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1758 1824 2019-11-12 214 0
Would you support the UK moving to a proportional representation voting system? radio Yes / No / Not Sure / Prefer not to say 0 1756 1822 2019-11-11 507 0
How would you describe your impression of the sport of sailing? checkbox Eliteist / Exciting / Achievable / Boring / Fun / Difficult / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1752 1818 2019-11-11 532 0
Have you shopped online OR in a physical store in the last two weeks? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1751 1817 2019-11-11 83 0
Out of the following options, which is the one you LEAST prefer? radio Boris Johnson as Prime Minister and 5 more years of Conservative policies / Jeremy Corbyn as Prime Minister supported by the Liberal Democrats and the SNP and 5 years of Labour’s policies / Prefer not to say 0 1750 1816 2019-11-10 54,981 0
Your feeling when you imagine Jeremy Corbyn as UK's Prime Minister? checkbox Excitement / Fear / Happiness / Revulsion / Nothing / Prefer not to say 0 1745 1811 2019-11-07 248 0
Have you been on a train in the last 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1744 1810 2019-11-07 520 0
Which party and leader have you seen, read or heard from the most this week? radio Boris Johnson and the Conservatives / Jeremy Corbyn and Labour / Jo Swinson and the Liberal Democrats / Nigel Farage and the Brexit Party / Prefer not to say 0 1742 1808 2019-11-07 41,490 0
Where have you seen them? checkbox Facebook / Twitter / Instagram / Television / Newspaper / News website / Other website / Magazine / Radio / Billboards / Leaflet through your door / Family & friends / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1742 1809 2019-11-07 41,490 0
Where were you born? radio UK / Europe (outside UK) / Africa / Middle East / India / Pakistan / South East Asia / Other Asia / North America / Central America / South America / Oceania / Other / Prefer not to say 1 1740 1806 2019-11-06 122,188 0
Should Jacob Rees-Mogg resign? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1739 1805 2019-11-06 10,012 0
Have you travelled abroad by plane in the last 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1738 1804 2019-11-05 40,741 0
What kinds of insurance do you currently have? checkbox Home / Car / Phone / Life / Health / Medical / Dental / Travel / Pet / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 1737 1803 2019-11-04 68,522 0
Will you be volunteering this Christmas? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1736 1802 2019-11-04 217 0
re you looking forward to any of the following games? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Death Stranding / Call of Duty / The Outer Worlds / Star Wars Jedi / Cyberpunk 2077 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1735 1801 2019-11-04 25,814 0
Do you like any of the following artists? (tick all that apply) checkbox Bring Me The Horizon / Major Lazer / Khalid / Au/Ra / Chvrches / The Neighbourhood / The S.L.P. / Flora Cash / MISSIO / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1734 1800 2019-11-04 10,035 0
Are you any of the following? checkbox Electrician / Plumber / Welder / Crane operator / Avionics technician / Boilermaker / Rotary drill operator / Construction manager / Brick mason / Carpenter / Automotive mechanic / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1733 1799 2019-11-04 6,859 0
Are you sick of Brexit? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1732 1798 2019-11-02 212 0
Can you help us recruit more PMP members in Woking? radio Sounds interesting. Email me details. / No / Maybe... / Prefer not to say 0 1731 1797 2019-11-02 249 0
Which UK issues currently matter most to you? (select up to three) checkbox The environment / NHS / Mental health / Immigration / Defence/Terrorism / Brexit / Economy / Crime/law and order / Unemployment / Education / Poverty/inequality / Racism / Corruption / LGBTQ+ rights / Women's rights / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1730 1796 2019-11-01 126,360 0
How did you vote in the 2016 EU Referendum? radio Leave / Remain / Did not vote / Can't remember / Prefer not to say 1 1728 1794 2019-11-01 EU Referendum 2016 236,031 0
Which, if any, of the following types of advertiser should NOT be allowed to appear on PMP to help fund the prizes? checkbox Gambling companies / Alcohol brands / Political parties / Religious/Spiritual groups / Junk food / Sub-prime finance (eg. Pay day loans) / These should all be allowed / Prefer not to say 0 1727 1793 2019-11-01 206 0
Which of the following TV political presenters do you think is the best? radio Robert Peston, ITV / Nick Robinson, BBC / Laura Kuenssberg, BBC / Kay Burley, Sky / Andrew Marr, BBC / Andrew Neil, BBC / Jon Snow, Channel 4 / Adam Boulton, Sky / Emily Maitlis, BBC / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1726 1792 2019-10-30 1,021 0
If a General Election was held today, which party would receive your vote? radio Conservatives / Labour / Liberal Democrats / The Brexit Party / UKIP / Greens / Plaid Cymru / SNP / Sinn Fein / DUP / Other / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1725 1791 2019-10-30 65,126 0
How do you get to and from work? (Tick all that apply) radio Walk / Drive / Bus / Train / Tram / Tube / Cycle / Scooter / Skateboard / Taxi / None of the above / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 1724 1790 2019-10-30 204 0
The current voting age in the UK is 18. To what extent do you agree or disagree that the voting age should be lowered to 16? radio Strongly agree / Somewhat agree / Somewhat disagree / Strongly disagree / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1723 1789 2019-10-29 4,174 0
Which of the following is closest to the industry in which you work? radio Marketing, media and advertising / Construction / Information Technology / Catering / Health & Social Care / Telecommunications / Legal / Finance / None of the above / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 1722 1788 2019-10-29 91,057 0
Are you registered to vote? radio Yes / No / I'm not eligible / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 1 1721 1787 2019-10-29 Voting registration 186,158 365
Which politician would you most like to have a beer with? radio Boris Johnson / Jeremy Corbyn / Nigel Farage / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1718 1784 2019-10-27 1,018 0
Do you use any of the following project management tools at work? checkbox Slack / Microsoft Teams / Skype for Business / Zoom / Trello / Dropbox / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1713 1779 2019-10-25 99,997 0
Is the business you work for owned by your own family? radio I don't work / Yes / No / I'm the owner / Prefer not to say 0 1711 1777 2019-10-25 21,140 0
If the Brexit deadline is extended to 31st January, should Jeremy Corbyn support an early General Election being called for 12th December? radio Yes / Maybe / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1710 1776 2019-10-24 27,054 0
Do you support plans for a third runway and new terminal at Heathrow Airport? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1709 1775 2019-10-24 1,040 0
Is your name Dave? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1708 1774 2019-10-24 215 0
Do you follow news/current affairs? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1707 1773 2019-10-24 740 0
Have you moved home recently? radio 1 year ago / 2 years ago / 3 years ago / 4 years ago / 5 years ago / No / Prefer not to say 0 1704 1770 2019-10-23 1,031 0
Do you invest in line with your values? checkbox Yes / No / I don't invest / Prefer not to say 0 1703 1769 2019-10-23 203 0
The social media platform TikTok intends to unify creators and viewers alike, no matter the age, gender, sex or background. Which hashtag do you think is the most appealing to accompany this message? radio #GenTikTok / #OurTikTok / #TikTokTogether / Prefer not to say 0 1697 1763 2019-10-21 285 0
Are you a building contractor? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1696 1762 2019-10-21 96,682 0
Will you vote Conservative in the next general election? radio Yes / No / Don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 1694 1760 2019-10-20 230 0
What is your view on Brexit now? radio I voted Leave - Just Leave now / I voted Remain - I want to Remain / I voted Remain - But just Leave now / I voted Leave - But I want to Remain now / Didn’t vote - But just want to Leave now / Didn’t vote - But I want to Remain / Don’t care / Prefer not to say 0 1693 1759 2019-10-19 241 0
Would you vote remain or leave in a people's referendum? radio Remain / Leave / Prefer not to say 0 1692 1758 2019-10-19 531 0
If the DUP do not support Boris’s agreed Brexit deal with the EU, would that make you more likely or less likely to support Northern Ireland staying in the UK? radio Much less likely / Less likely / Neither more or less likely / More likely / Much more likely / Prefer not to say 0 1691 1757 2019-10-18 9,048 0
If the DUP do not support Boris’s agreed Brexit deal with the EU, would that make you more likely or less likely to support Northern Ireland staying in the UK? radio Much less likely / Less likely / Neither more or less likely / More likely / Much more likely / Prefer not to say 0 1690 1756 2019-10-18 18,262 0
Would you rather trust Amazon or a bank with your money? radio Bank / Amazon / Prefer not to say 0 1689 1755 2019-10-18 223 0
Would you rather trust Facebook or a bank with your money? radio Facebook / Bank / Prefer not to say 0 1688 1754 2019-10-18 224 0
If Boris got his Brexit deal through Parliament, who would you be inclined to vote for at the next General Election? radio Conservatives / Labour / Liberal Democrats / The Brexit Party / UKIP / Greens / Plaid Cymru / SNP / Sinn Fein / DUP / Other / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1687 1753 2019-07-22 2,015 0
Are you learning to drive at the moment? radio Yes / No, but my child is / No / Prefer not to say 0 1686 1752 2019-10-17 6,973 0
The Prime Minister says he has agreed a new deal with the EU. If Parliament doesn’t vote in favour of this new deal, out of the following options, what do you think Britain should do? radio Leave anyway without a deal on October 31st / Have a General Election immediately so a new Parliament can agree this new deal, then leave the EU in January with a deal / Have a referendum in 2020 to decide whether we leave with this new deal or remain in the EU / Prefer not to say 0 1685 1751 2019-10-17 51,901 0
The Prime Minister says he has agreed a new deal with the EU "so we can get Brexit done and take back control of our laws and borders." If Parliament doesn’t vote in favour of this new deal, out of the following options, what do you think Britain should do? radio Leave anyway without a deal on October 31st / Have a General Election immediately so a new Parliament can agree this new deal, then leave the EU in January with a deal / Have a referendum in 2020 to decide whether we leave with this new deal or remain in the EU / Prefer not to say 0 1684 1750 2019-10-17 3,944 0
Which party did you vote for in the 2017 General Election? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Green Party / UKIP / SNP / Plaid Cymru / Other / I did not vote / spoiled ballot paper / I could not vote / Prefer not to say 1 1683 1749 2019-07-22 Vote GE 2017 157,629 0
How much do you trust the PR (Public Relations) industry to tell you the truth? radio I trust the PR industry completely / I trust the PR industry a bit / I neither trust nor distrust the PR industry / I distrust the PR industry a bit / I totally distrust the PR industry / Prefer not to say 0 1682 1748 2019-10-16 2,033 0
Would you say you do “manual work"? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1681 1747 2019-10-16 289 0
How much do you like journalists? radio A lot / A bit / Neither like nor dislike / Dislike a bit / Dislike a lot / Prefer not to say 0 1680 1746 2019-10-16 231 0
Which of the following best describes the industry in which you work? radio Accounting / Advertising / Consulting / Design / Education / Engineering / Health/Social care / Hospitality / Human resources / Insurance / Manufacturing / Media / Market research / Politics / Public affairs / Retail / None of the above / I don't work / Retired / Prefer not to say 1 1679 1745 2019-10-16 Industry (alt) 336,529 365
What is your religion? radio Christian / Muslim / Hindu / Jewish / Buddhist / Sikh / No religion / Other / Prefer not to say 1 1678 1744 2019-10-16 Religion 231,679 0
How well do you understand what the Queen’s speech is? radio Very well / Fairly well / Fairly poorly / Very poorly / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1677 1743 2019-10-16 6,419 0
To what extent do you have a favourable or unfavourable opinion of this years Queen’s speech? radio Strongly favourable / Somewhat favourable / Neutral / Somewhat unfavourable / Strongly unfavourable / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1676 1742 2019-10-16 2,383 0
Have you ever used a pre-paid card? radio Yes / No / What's a pre-paid card? / Prefer not to say 0 1675 1741 2019-10-15 1,015 0
Did you watch the Queen's speech this year? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1674 1740 2019-10-15 39,952 0
On average, how many cups of coffee would you say you purchase in a week? radio Less than one cup a week / One cup a week / Several cups a week / One cup a day / 2-3 cups a day / 4 or more cups a day / I don't drink coffee / Prefer not to say 0 1672 1738 2019-10-15 2,046 0
Which is your favourite type of cuisine to order as a take away? radio Chicken / Chinese / Burgers / Fish and chips / Indian / Italian / Kebabs / Mexican / Pizza / Sushi / Thai / Turkish / Vietnamese / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 1671 1737 2019-10-15 110,492 0
How do you order food when using a food delivery/take away service? checkbox Call restaurant / Use food delivery app / Use website of an online food delivery service / Order online on the restaurant's website / I don't use these kind of services / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1670 1736 2019-10-15 2,027 0
How often would you say you eat out (or get food to take away) in a restaurant or other food service outlet? radio Never / Less than once a month / Once a month / Once a fortnight / Once or twice a week / 3-4 times a week / 5 times a week or more / Prefer not to say 0 1669 1735 2019-10-15 2,015 0
Which, if any, of the below have you purchased in the last 7 years? checkbox Puppy (aged less than 6 months) / Dog (adult) / Kitten (aged less than 6 months) / Cat (adult) / Rabbit / Hamster / Horse / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1668 1734 2019-10-12 1,018 0
Where did you buy your puppy from? radio A certified breeder e.g. Kennel Club registered / A friend/neighbour/family member / An animal rescue shelter e.g. RSPCA, Dogs Trust, Cats Protection / Online e.g. Gumtree, Pets 4 Homes, Facebook / A pet shop / Private sale / Other / I've not bought a puppye / Prefer not to say 0 1667 1733 2019-10-12 136 0
Have you paid for a new puppy in the last 7 years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1666 1732 2019-10-11 240 0
Do you know that your PMP Bonus is added to your winnings if and when you win and cannot be withdrawn in any other way? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1665 1731 2019-10-10 214 0
Will Boris get a new deal from the EU by 31st of October? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1664 1730 2019-10-10 215 0
Have you been watching the current series of Great British Bake Off? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1663 1729 2019-10-10 1,025 0
Do you wear daily, two weekly or monthly contact lenses? radio Daily / Two weekly / Monthly / Other / I don't wear contact lenses / Prefer not to say 0 1662 1728 2019-10-09 10,783 0
Do you buy/use dairy alternatives (eg. Alpro, Oatly, etc.)? radio Yes / No / No, but I'm open to it / Prefer not to say 0 1661 1727 2019-10-09 218 0
Has your business ever been a victim of fraud? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1660 1726 2019-10-09 31 0
Are you still working? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1659 1725 2019-10-08 1,684 0
Do you have experience in any of the following? (tick all that apply) checkbox Bookkeeping / Accounts / Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) / Digital Marketing (PPC, Affiliate networks, FB/Google ads) / Website upkeep / moderation / Social media / Market research / Account management / Project management / Personal assistant / None / Prefer not to say 0 1658 1724 2019-03-18 5,256 0
Do you work in a Contact Centre? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1657 1723 2019-10-08 514 0
If a general election were held today, out of the following options only, what would be your preferred outcome? radio A Conservative majority government / The Conservatives as the largest party but without a majority / Labour as the largest party but without a majority / A Labour majority government / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1656 1722 2019-10-07 55,846 0
Are you eligible to vote in UK general elections? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1655 1721 2019-10-05 13,829 0
Are you a foster carer? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1653 1719 2019-10-04 210 0
Even if it's only slightly, which party are you leaning towards voting for in the next General Election? radio Conservatives / Labour / Liberal Democrats / The Brexit Party / UKIP / Greens / Plaid Cymru / SNP / Sinn Fein / DUP / Other / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1652 1718 2019-10-04 23,258 0
If a General Election was held today, which party would receive your vote? radio Conservatives / Labour / Liberal Democrats / The Brexit Party / UKIP / Greens / Plaid Cymru / SNP / Sinn Fein / DUP / Other / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1651 1717 2019-10-04 74,883 0
Thinking about climate change, how far would you be willing to change your flying habits to protect the environment? radio Would be willing to give up flying completely / Willing to travel abroad less frequently / Willing to avoid flying where possible (e.g. by using alternative methods of transport) / Willing to pay extra charges to offset carbon emissions when booking flights / Not willing to take any of these actions / I do not fly / Prefer not to say 0 1650 1716 2019-10-04 2,007 0
How far in advance did you book your last (main) holiday? radio Up to 1 month / 2-3 months / 4-6 months / 7-12 months / More than 12 months / Prefer not to say 0 1649 1715 2019-10-04 2,006 0
What do you think is the risk of your job being automated (taken by a machine) in the next 10 years? radio High risk / Quite high risk / Slight risk / No risk / Prefer not to say 0 1648 1714 2019-10-04 2,005 0
Do you support the use of drones/robots for parcel deliveries? radio Yes, I support it very much / I don't know enough about the subject, but I believe it to be a good idea / I'm skeptical / I don't support it / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1647 1713 2019-10-04 2,003 0
Which is the most prominent problem you have encountered with parcel deliveries? radio Late delivery / Parcel left at insecure location / Parcel not arriving / Parcel damaged during delivery / Parcel left elsewhere without consent / Received a slip saying no one could be reached although being at home / Having to stay at home at inconvenient time to receive parcel / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1646 1712 2019-10-04 2,009 0
How do you feel about shopping with Amazon? radio I don't mind shopping with Amazon / I feel guilty about shopping with Amazon and not supporting smaller, independent stores / I only shop with Amazon if I can't find the product somewhere else / I love shopping with Amazon / I never shop with Amazon / Prefer not to say 0 1645 1711 2019-10-04 2,000 0
If you're browsing flights for inspiration and prices: Which 3 items of the search results page are most important to you? checkbox Option to change search / Overview of prices of adjacent days / Filter on non-stop flights / Filter on prices / Filter on times / Filter on the amount of stops / Filter by the total travel time / Flight number / From and to information / Take up time / Landing time / Stops and travel time / Which airline / Which aircraft / Upgrade prices of Business or First class / Total price / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1644 1710 2019-10-03 254 0
What gender should the next James Bond be? radio Male / Female / Neither / I don't care / Prefer not to say 0 1643 1709 2019-10-03 1,017 0
Are you eligible to vote in UK general elections? radio Yes / No / Don't know / Prefer not to say 1 1642 1708 2019-10-02 Voting eligibility 210,784 0
What is the highest level of education that you have achieved? radio No formal qualifications / O Grade, Standard Grade, Access 3 Cluster, Intermediate 1 or 2, GCSE, CSE, Senior Certificate or equivalent; GSVQ Foundation or Intermediate, SVQ level 1 or 2, SCOTVEC Module, City and Guilds Craft or equivalent; Other school qualifications not already mentioned (including foreign qualifications) / SCE Higher Grade, Higher, Advanced Higher, CSYS, A Level, AS Level, Advanced Senior Certificate or equivalent; GSVQ Advanced, SVQ level 3, ONC, OND, SCOTVEC National Diploma, City and Guilds Advanced Craft or equivalent / HNC, HND, SVQ level 4 or equivalent; Other post-school but pre-Higher Education qualifications not already mentioned (including foreign qualifications) / Postgraduate qualifications, Masters, PhD, SVQ level 5 or equivalent; Professional qualifications (for example, teaching, nursing, accountancy); Other Higher Education qualifications not already mentioned (including foreign qualifications) / Prefer not to say 1 1641 1707 2019-10-02 47,415 0
What is the highest level of education that you have achieved? radio No formal qualifications / 1-4 GCSEs or equivalent qualifications / 5 GCSEs or equivalent qualifications / Apprenticeships / 2 or more A-levels or equivalent qualifications / Bachelor’s degree or equivalent, and higher qualifications / Other qualifications including foreign qualifications / Prefer not to say 0 1640 1706 2019-10-02 211,394 0
Which of the following best describes your living arrangements? radio Home owner without mortgage / Home owner with mortgage / Rent from council or local authority / Privately rented / Living with parents or family / Other / Prefer not to say 1 1639 1705 2019-10-02 Tenure 252,970 365
Do you have an upcoming present that you need to buy for someone? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 1638 1704 2019-10-01 25,659 0
Where do employee pension savings go? checkbox Invested in stock markets / In an employer's bank account / In a vault at the Bank of England / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1637 1703 2019-10-01 533 0
Do you rent your home privately or from the council? radio Private / Council / I don't rent / Prefer not to say 0 1636 1702 2019-10-01 36,997 0
Have you heard of Virgin Experience Days? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1635 1701 2019-10-01 2,042 0
Are you a financial advisor? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1634 1700 2019-09-28 1,921 0
How often do you wash your hair? radio Never / Every once in a while / Monthly / Weekly / Several times a week / Daily / Prefer not to say 0 1633 1699 2019-09-27 1,051 0
Which parcel delivery provider do you prefer? radio DPD Group / DHL / Hermes / Royal Mail / UPS / Yodel / Parcelforce / UK Mail / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1632 1698 2019-09-27 6,813 0
When shopping for clothing and footwear, which do you prefer buying from? radio UK brands / International brands / I don't mind / Prefer not to say 0 1631 1697 2019-09-27 2,017 0
What is the one facial skincare product you use the most? radio Moisturiser / Toner / Serums / Face masks / Facial peels / Sun protection / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1630 1696 2019-09-27 2,015 0
Which is your favourite online-only retailer for fashion items? radio Asos / boohoo / Farfetched / Zalando / Amazon / Shein / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1629 1695 2019-09-27 2,025 0
Which product categories would you not consider buying from Amazon? checkbox Food and grocery / Fashion and clothing items / Consumer electronics / Hygiene products / Books and stationery / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1628 1694 2019-09-27 2,012 0
When do your friends owe you money? checkbox Dinner with friends / Buying gig/concert tickets / Buying theatre/cinema tickets / Buying festival tickets / Booking holidays / Organising presents for friends / Rounds of drinks / Organising hen or stag dos / Travelling to events, such as weddings / Utility bills and/or house supplies / Dates / Other / My friends never owe me money / Prefer not to say 0 1626 1692 2019-09-27 2,044 0
Do you do any of the following for a living? radio Taxi driver / Postal delivery / Milk / other staples delivery / Supermarket delivery / Takeaway delivery / Parcel delivery / Train driver / Bus driver / Lorry driver / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1625 1691 2019-09-26 428 0
What order do you usually book a holiday? radio Book hotel, then book flight / Book flight, then book hotel / Book a package (hotel/car together) / I don't fly / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1624 1690 2019-09-25 230 0
What kind of shoes do you like to wear? (tick all that apply) checkbox Sneaker / Ballerina / Cowboy boot / Sandal / Court shoe / Stilleto / Loafer / Ankle Boot / Knee boot / Thigh boot / Brogue / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1623 1689 2019-09-25 247 0
What Audi model do you drive? radio I don't drive (an Audi) / A1 / A3 / A4 / A5 / A6 / A7 / A8 / Q2 / Q3 / Q5 / Q7 / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1622 1688 2019-09-25 1,704 0
While watching TV, have you ever used a smartphone or tablet to get more information or discuss the programme you’re watching? (eg. Google search, on social media channels, or simply messaging family) radio Yes / No / I don't watch TV / Prefer not to say 0 1621 1687 2019-09-24 10,003 0
How much time do you spend watching video content per day (TV, Netflix, Youtube, social media, etc.)? radio Less than 1 hour / 1 - 2 hours / 2 - 3 hours / 3 - 4 hours / 4 - 5 hours / 5+ hours / Prefer not to say 0 1620 1686 2019-09-24 10,004 0
Do you commute to Bristol for work at least twice per week? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1619 1685 2019-09-24 488 0
Should PM Boris Johnson resign now that his decision to suspend parliament has been ruled unlawful by the Supreme Court? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1618 1684 2019-09-24 76,274 0
Which, if any, of the following might put you off visiting Pickmypostcode.com? (tick all that apply) checkbox Full-screen dismissable ads / Gambling adverts / Survey question on Main Draw / Reduction in number of prizes (say 50%) / Reduction in amount of prizes (say 50%) / (Optional) Additional paid draw(s) / (Optional) Paid "auto-claim" on main draws / Removing comments sections / A £1 per month subscription fee / Video on Main Draw / (Optional) Paid ad-free subscription / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1617 1683 2019-09-23 305 0
If you work in the public sector, which profession are you? radio I do not work in the public sector / Teacher - Primary School / Teacher - Secondary School / Teacher - College or University / Nurse / Doctor / Police / Fire Service / Armed Forces / Civil Service / Other / Prefer not to say 1 1616 1682 2019-09-23 114,939 365
Do you work in any of the following industries? checkbox Hair / Tattoo / Jewellery / Nails / Massage / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1615 1681 2019-09-23 526 0
Do you like camping? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1614 1680 2019-09-21 217 0
Are you currently separated from your spouse? radio Yes / No / I'm not married / Prefer not to say 0 1613 1679 2019-09-20 6,070 0
Do you occupy any of the following job roles? checkbox Security manager / Security specialist / Pentester (penetration tester) / Security architect / Systems architect / CISO / CIO / SOC (security operations centre) Manager / Network manager / Systems administrator / Other IT professional / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1612 1678 2019-09-19 1,807 0
Are you a decision maker in staff recruitment, assessment, & selection? radio Yes / No / I don't work / retired / Prefer not to say 0 1611 1677 2019-09-19 201 0
Have you watched/excited to watch any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Game of Thrones / Lord of the Rings / Merlin / Hobbit / The Witcher / Lord of the Rings Series / GOT / Warcraft / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1610 1676 2019-09-19 8,440 0
Have you played any of the Elder Scrolls series games? (Tick all that apply) checkbox The Elders Scolls / Daggerfall / Morrowind / Oblivion / Skyrim / The Elder Scrolls Online / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1609 1675 2019-09-19 8,272 0
Have you played any of the following online games? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Elder Scrolls Online / Fallout 76 / DC Universe Online / TERA / Star Trek Online / Skyforge / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1608 1674 2019-09-19 6,029 0
Have you played any of the following computer games? checkbox Eve Online / Age of Empires 2 / Command and Conquer 3 / Supreme Commander / Starcraft 2 / Age of Wonders / Civilisation 6 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1607 1673 2019-09-18 223 0
Do you own a Nintendo Switch? radio Yes / No / What's a Nintendo Switch? / Prefer not to say 0 1606 1672 2019-09-18 224 0
What's your main motivation for building your bonus? radio So I can add it to my payout when I win / I don't actively try to build my bonus / So I can get higher up the bonus leaderboard / To unlock the bonus draws / I don't know what the bonus is / Prefer not to say 0 1605 1671 2019-09-18 9,685 0
Which of the following have you participated in , within the past month? checkbox Betting or Gambling in a bookmakers / Online betting or gambling / Casino gambling / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1604 1670 2019-09-18 520 0
How much terrestrial (traditional) television do you watch per day? (this does not include subscriptions like Netflix or Amazon) radio 1 - 2 hours / 2 - 3 hours / 3 - 4 hours / 4 - 5 hours / 5+ hours / None / Prefer not to say 1 1603 1669 2019-09-18 78,168 0
Which on-demand video services do you subscribe to? (tick all that apply, or none) checkbox Netflix / Amazon Prime Video / BBC iPlayer / Now TV / Hulu / Disney+ / Apple TV+ / Paramount+ & Showtime / Discovery+ / YouTube Premium / Peacock / None / Prefer not to say 1 1602 1668 2019-09-18 77,312 0
How much time do you spend watching video content per day, whether it be via TV, Netflix, Youtube, social media etc. radio Less than 1 hour / 1 - 2 hours / 2 - 3 hours / 3 - 4 hours / 4 - 5 hours / 5+ hours / Prefer not to say 1 1601 1667 2019-09-18 76,381 0
What's your main motivation for building your bonus? radio To unlock more chances to win / So I can add in to my payout when I win / I don't actively try to build my bonus / I don't know what the bonus is / So I can get higher up the leaderboard / Prefer not to say 1 1600 1666 2019-09-17 19,811 0
Have you ever been divorced? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1599 1665 2019-09-17 38,007 0
What type of charity are you most passionate about and likely to give/donate to? radio Mental health (eg. MIND) / Homelessness (eg. Shelter) / Cancer research (eg. Macmillan) / Poverty prevention (eg. Unicef) / Disability aid (eg. Scope) / Animal/wildlife (eg. RSPCA) / Environmental (eg. WWF) / Other / I don't give to charity / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1598 1664 2019-09-17 1,531 0
When you see the word "hehe", indicating laughing, how do you pronounce each "he"? radio "He" like in "Henderson's Relish" / "He" like in "Heathrow Airport" / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1597 1663 2019-09-17 510 0
Which age range are you in? This will help us find Bonus surveys for you :-) radio 18-24 / 25-34 / 35-44 / 45-54 / 55-64 / 65+ / Prefer not to say 0 1596 1662 2019-09-16 83,582 0
Do you like tomatoes? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1594 1660 2019-09-13 217 0
Should Scotland be independent? radio Yes / No / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1592 1658 2019-09-12 2,003 0
Do you experience any of the following? (tick all that apply) checkbox Arthritis / Breathing difficulties (eg. Asthma) / Memory loss / Bladder weakness / Visual impairment / Hearing loss / Back pain / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1591 1657 2019-09-12 100,086 0
Do you experience any of the following? (tick all that apply) checkbox Arthritis / Breathing difficulties (eg. Asthma) / Memory loss / Bladder weakness / Visual impairment / Hearing loss / Back pain / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1590 1656 2019-09-12 48,701 0
Do you consider a company's values and public reputation when looking for an insurance policy? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1588 1654 2019-09-11 539 0
What type of technology / IT consultancy do you provide to large businesses (250+ employees)? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Large data centre issues / Email issues / Virtual servers / Cybersecurity / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1587 1653 2019-09-11 1,322 0
What kind of "send off" do you want for your funeral? radio A modest send off / Cheapest possible send off / The biggest send off money would allow / Prefer not to say 0 1580 1646 2019-09-10 506 0
What would you rather: Leave the EU with no deal or cancel Brexit? checkbox No deal / Cancel Brexit / Prefer not to say 0 1579 1645 2019-09-10 523 0
Do you wash your legs in the shower? radio No / Yes / Prefer not to say 0 1577 1643 2019-09-10 211 0
Where do you work? (tick all that apply) checkbox I don't work / retired / In a company office / On the move / From home / Public place(s) / Shared office / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1576 1642 2019-09-10 216 0
Have you played any of the following games consoles? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Nintendo 64 / SNES / Sega Megadrive/Genesis / Playstation 1 / Atari / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1575 1641 2019-09-10 10,044 0
Do you like any of the following artists? (Tick all that apply) checkbox The Beatles / The Who / Rolling Stones / The Beach Boys / Led Zeppelin / Queen / The Smiths / Other rock bands / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1573 1639 2019-09-10 20,065 0
Is Brexit a good idea? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1570 1636 2019-09-09 217 0
Do you know what Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO) is? checkbox Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1569 1635 2019-09-09 528 0
Should we still leave the EU? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1568 1634 2019-09-09 243 0
Do you think PM Boris Johnson can get a Brexit deal with the EU before October 31, 2019? checkbox Yes / No / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1567 1633 2019-09-09 239 0
What is your outlook on the economy? radio Highly Positive / Positive / Neutral / Negative / Highly Negative / Prefer not to say 0 1562 1628 2019-09-09 518 0
Do you work in the charitable sector? radio Yes / No, I never have / No, but I used to / Prefer not to say 0 1561 1627 2019-09-09 229 0
Is a "no deal brexit" a better outcome than a Corbyn government? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1560 1626 2019-09-09 200 0
Assuming all Court deadlines are being met, at what point would an attorney’s delay in returning your non-urgent phone call/message be characterised as unprofessional? radio End of the same day / Within 2 business days / By the following Monday / Any time would be acceptable / Prefer not to say 0 1559 1625 2019-09-09 247 0
Are you solely responsible for choosing insurance products for your employer/business? radio Yes / No / I don't work / retired / Prefer not to say 0 1557 1623 2019-09-09 31 0
Can you envision a world in which you transact in bitcoin rather than your country’s currency. radio Yes / No / I don’t know what bitcoin is. / Prefer not to say 0 1556 1622 2019-09-09 208 0
If there was a general election tomorrow, who would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Brexit Party / Green Party / SNP / Plaid Cymru / Other / I wouldn't vote / I'd spoil the ballot paper / Prefer not to say 0 1554 1620 2019-09-07 1,018 0
Which of the following food/drink products have you consumed in the past 3 months? checkbox Bottled Water / Coffee / Hot Chocolate / Fruit and Juice Drinks / Carbonated Soft Drinks / Sports drinks / energy drinks / Health drinks / Tea & Infusions / Cooking & Baking Ingredients / Cooking Oils / Dairy Products / Yogurt / Cheese / Milk / Dairy Alternatives / Non-Dairy Milk / Frozen Food / Prepared/Convenience Foods / Baked goods (Bread, Croissant, Pies) / Confectionary / Chocolate / Sweets / Condiments & Sauces / Salty snacks (Crisps, Nuts, etc) / Sweet snacks / Jarred/Canned Goods / Dips & Spreads / Butter / Margarine / Pasta / Rice snd Grains / Other food/drink products / Prefer not to say 0 1552 1618 2019-09-06 633 0
Do you want to join your local neighbourhood forum to help shape our local planning policy in Finsbury Park/Stroud Green? radio Yes, please email me details / No thanks / Prefer not to say 0 1551 1617 2019-09-06 78 0
Have you visited an exhibition at any of the following centres in London in the last 12 months? checkbox Olympia / Excel / The O2 / Royal Victoria Dock / Alexandra Palace / Earls Court / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1550 1616 2019-09-05 241 0
How often do you spend £60 or more on a bottle of Scotch Whiskey from an airport duty free shop? radio Never / Less than once a year / About once a year / Several times per year / Prefer not to say 0 1549 1615 2019-09-05 225 0
What's the most you tend to spend on a bottle of spirits from airport duty free? radio I never buy spirits from duty free / £20 / £30 / £40 / £50 / £60 / £70 / £80+ / Prefer not to say 0 1548 1614 2019-09-05 221 0
Which of the following spirits have you bought from airport duty free in the last 12 months? checkbox Vodka / Rum / Scotch Whisky / Non-Scotch Whiskies / Bourbon / Tequila / Gin / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1547 1613 2019-09-05 216 0
If you were selling or renting out a property, through which of the following would you love to see from an estate agent to market your property? (Please select 2) checkbox Social media / A bespoke 30 second video / "For sale” board / Printed brochure / Paid search advertising / Estate agent window / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1546 1612 2019-08-23 535 0
When drinking beer which of the following would be your first choice? radio Fosters / Bud Light / Coors Light / Amstel / Tennents / Stella Artois / Kronenbourg 1664 / Becks / Budweiser / Carlsberg / Something else / I don't drink beer / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1545 1611 2019-09-05 21,960 0
If PMP held a monthly jackpot draw for £5,000, would you consider playing for £1? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 1544 1610 2019-09-04 210 0
If PMP held a monthly charity jackpot draw for £40,000, would you consider playing for £10 per year? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 1543 1609 2019-09-04 201 0
If PMP held a monthly charity jackpot draw for £20,000, would you consider playing for £10 per year? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 1542 1608 2019-09-04 203 0
If PMP held a monthly charity jackpot draw for £10,000, would you consider playing for £10 per year? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 1541 1607 2019-09-04 201 0
If PMP held a monthly charity jackpot draw for £5,000, would you consider playing for £10 per year? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 1540 1606 2019-09-04 202 0
If PMP held a monthly charity jackpot draw for £40,000, would you consider playing for £1? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 1539 1605 2019-09-04 201 0
If PMP held a monthly charity jackpot draw for £20,000, would you consider playing for £1? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 1538 1604 2019-09-04 200 0
If PMP held a monthly charity jackpot draw for £10,000, would you consider playing for £1? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 1536 1603 2019-09-04 200 0
If PMP held a monthly charity jackpot draw for £5,000, would you consider playing for £1? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 1535 1602 2019-09-04 206 0
Do you use any of the following car "companion apps" on your phone/tablet? checkbox MyT / Lexus apps/Lexus Enform / myAudi app / BMW ConnectedDrive / Mercedes me / Land Rover InControl / Jaguar InControl / FordPass / My Volkswagen / My Mazda / My Honda / NissanConnect / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1534 1601 2019-09-04 97,862 0
Do you wear any off the following brands of fragrance? checkbox Armani / Calvin Klein / Lancome / DKNY / Lacoste / YSL / Hugo Boss / Marc Jacobs / Tiffany / Cerruti / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1533 1600 2019-09-04 500 0
Which of the following car brands do you drive? (please tick all that apply, if any) checkbox Alfa Romeo / Cadillac / Chevrolet / Chrysler / Dacia / Daewoo / Daihatsu / Infiniti / Isuzu / Lada / Lancia / Lexus / Mazda / Smart / Ssangyong / Tata / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 1532 1599 2019-09-03 137,663 0
Do you use the MyT "car companion" app on your phone or tablet? radio Yes, but not much / Yes, a lot / No, but I've downloaded it / No / Prefer not to say 0 1531 1598 2019-09-03 5,184 0
What's your favourite foundation? radio Bobbi Brown / Charlotte Tilbury / Nars / YLS / Dior / Chanel / Bare Minerals / Benefit / Other / I don't wear foundation / Prefer not to say 0 1530 1597 2019-09-02 207 0
Are you saving money for your retirement? radio Yes / No / I'm already retired / Prefer not to say 0 1529 1596 2019-09-02 412 0
Are you in favour of leaving the European Union? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1528 1595 2019-09-02 7,517 0
How do you feel about a credit app that can only be used through mobile wallet, e.g. Apply Pay, Google Pay etc.? radio I'm fine with it / I'm not sure / I prefer to have a card with it / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1527 1594 2019-09-02 229 0
Have you bought any of the following brands of car brand new, since January 2015? checkbox Chrysler / Daewoo / Ferrari / Hummer / Lexus / Maserati / Porsche / Saab / Subaru / Tesla / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1526 1593 2019-09-02 145,234 0
Would you describe yourself as an 'HR Decision Maker'? radio Yes / No, I don't make decisions at work / No, I don't work in HR / Prefer not to say 0 1525 1592 2019-09-02 1,066 0
Which of the following statements applies to you? radio I do not own a car / I do not own a car but I am considering purchasing one / I own a car but I am not considering purchasing a new one / I own a car and I am considering purchasing a new one / Prefer not to say 0 1524 1591 2019-09-02 515 0
Which department do you primarily work within at your organisation? radio I don't work / Administration/General Staff / Creative/Design / Customer Service/Client Service / Engineering / Entertainment / Executive Leadership / Finance/Accounting / Human Resources / Legal/Law / Management / Market Research / Marketing / Medical / Operations / Procurement / Product Management / Production / Sales/Business Development / Technology Development Hardware (not only IT) / Technology Development Software (not only IT) / Technology Implementation / Other / Prefer not to say 1 1523 1590 2019-08-31 Department at work 240,037 365
What subjects are your children interested in? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I don't have children / Fantasy/Fairytale / Animals / Space / Pirates / Robots / Medical / Marine / Others / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1522 1589 2019-08-30 1,052 0
Do your children play with any of the following? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I don't have children / Lego / Playmobil / Meccano / Technic / Duplo / Minecraft / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1521 1588 2019-08-30 1,633 0
Do you work in Accounts Payable? radio I don't work / Yes / Yes, I'm a manager/director / No / Prefer not to say 0 1520 1587 2019-08-30 212 0
Which of these best describes your eye colour? radio Grey / Green / Brown / Hazel / Amber / Blue / Other / Prefer not to say 1 1518 1585 2019-08-29 80,741 0
Which of these describes your natural hair colour best? radio Black / Dark brown / Medium brown / Light brown / Blonde / Red / Prefer not to say 1 1517 1584 2019-08-29 78,010 0
Which is your dominant hand? radio Left / Right / I'm ambidextrous / Prefer not to say 1 1516 1583 2019-08-29 66,323 0
Do you have freckles? radio Yes, lots / Yes, some / Only in the summer / No / Prefer not to say 1 1515 1582 2019-08-29 193,843 0
At what time of the day are you at your most optimistic? checkbox Waking up / Lunch break / After work / Before workout / After workout / Before dinner / After dinner / Before bed / Prefer not to say 0 1514 1581 2019-08-29 503 0
Who is your favourite Friends character? radio Rachel / Ross / Phoebe / Joey / Chandler / Monika / I don't watch Friends / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1513 1580 2019-08-29 2,040 0
Do you like any of the following artists? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Rod Stewart / Barry Manilow / Elton John / Phil Collins / Sting / Billy Joel / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1512 1579 2019-08-29 50,006 0
Do you agree with Boris Johnson's move to suspend parliament? radio Strongly agree / Agree / Neither agree nor disagree / Disagree / Strongly disagree / I don't care / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1510 1577 2019-08-28 10,004 0
Which fabric conditioner brand do you use? checkbox Ocean Breeze / Ecover / Fairy / Comfort / Lenor / Supermarket own brand / Method / Persil / I don't use fabric conditioner / Prefer not to say 1 1509 1576 2019-08-28 139,580 0
How often do you play golf? radio I have never played / I have played once / I rarely play / I sometimes play / I play regularly / Prefer not to say 0 1508 1575 2019-08-28 1,001 0
How much money do you typically spend on a holiday? (per person) radio £0-500 / £500-1000 / £1000-1500 / £1500-2000 / £2000+ / I don't go on holiday / Prefer not to say 0 1507 1574 2019-08-28 1,000 0
How many times a year do you take a long haul flight? (typically longer than 4 hours) radio 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / Prefer not to say 0 1506 1573 2019-08-28 1,000 0
Do you have any tattoos? radio No / Yes / Prefer not to say 0 1505 1572 2019-08-28 10,011 0
Which of the following household cleaning brands do you use? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Mr Muscle / Harpic / Flash / Viakal / Cif / Cillit Bang / Dettol / Mr Sheen / Supermarket own brand / Ecover / Method / Domestos / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 1504 1571 2019-08-28 135,991 0
What best describes your employment status? radio Tradesperson / Tradesman / Tradeswoman / Retired / Employed by someone else / Freelancer / Unemployed / Student / Carer / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1503 1570 2019-08-28 202 0
Where have you found out about local news in the last month? (shop openings, checkbox Facebook groups / Facebook friends / Twitter / Conversations with friends on social media / chat apps / Conversations with friends in person / Conversations with other community members in person / Hard copy local newspaper / Local newspaper website / Apple News / Google News / Other news aggregator / I haven't seen any local news in the last month / I don't care about local news / Unsolicited post / Solicited post / Postings on physical newsboards / shop fronts / lampposts etc / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1502 1569 2019-08-27 234 0
Do you have children born in any of these years? checkbox 2000 / 2001 / 2002 / 2003 / 2004 / 2005 / 2006 / 2007 / 2008 / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1501 1568 2019-08-27 416 0
Have you drank whiskey (Scotch/Irish/Bourbon/etc.) in the last 4 weeks? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1500 1567 2019-08-27 138 0
Do you trust shampoo and/or conditioner products that say they contain only organic ingredients? radio Yes / Sometimes, but I always check the bottle / Yes, if I'm aware of the brand / No / I don't care if it has organic ingredients or not / Prefer not to say 0 1499 1566 2019-08-23 10,009 0
Are you willing to pay more for shampoo and/or conditioner products with organic ingredients compared to non-organic ingredients radio Definitely, it has to be organic ingredients / Yes, but not by much / Maybe, I’d be open to it / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 1498 1565 2019-08-23 10,009 0
If you found out your favourite brand of shampoo or conditioner was not honest about its ingredients, would you switch to a competing product? checkbox Definitely / Yes, if the ingredients were harmful to me / Yes, if the ingredients were not ethically sourced / Yes, if the ingredients were not organic / I don't mind either way / Not at all, I would continue using my favourite brand / Prefer not to say 0 1497 1564 2019-08-23 10,018 0
How important for you to have organic ingredients in your shampoo or conditioner? radio Important / Somewhat important / I don't mind either way / Not very important / Not important at all / Prefer not to say 0 1496 1563 2019-08-23 10,006 0
How important is it for your shampoo and/or conditioner to have ethically sourced, environmentally friendly ingredients? radio Important / Somewhat important / I don't mind either way / Not very important / Not important at all / Prefer not to say 0 1495 1562 2019-08-23 10,004 0
Are you any of the following? radio Sole trader / One person business / Owner of multi-employee business / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1494 1561 2019-08-23 19 0
Are you a sole trader/one-person business? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1493 1560 2019-08-23 3 0
If you were selling a home, which of the following would you most expect an estate agent to promote your property through? (Please select 2) checkbox Social media / A bespoke 30 second video / "For sale” board / Printed brochure / Paid search advertising / Estate agent window / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1492 1559 2019-08-23 503 0
Do you know a good busker/performer who could perform a set of well known songs at a street party in Finsbury Park on Sunday? radio Yes, email me for details / Nope / Prefer not to say 0 1490 1557 2019-08-22 348 0
Are you responsible for purchasing laundry equipment at work? radio I don't work / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1489 1556 2019-08-22 24 0
Are you responsible for buying catering equipment at work? radio I don't work / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1488 1555 2019-08-22 35 0
Are you responsible for buying insurance policies for one or more schools? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1487 1554 2019-08-22 417 0
Which supermarket loyalty card do you use? checkbox Co-op Loyalty Card / M&S Sparks Card / Morrisons More Card / myWaitrose Loyalty Card / Sainsbury's Nectar Card / Tesco Clubcard / I don't have a loyalty card / Other / Prefer not to say 1 1486 1553 2019-08-22 162,914 365
What makes you loyal to your local supermarket? (Select up to 3) checkbox Its discounts or offers / Its overall lower prices / Its proximity to my house/apartment / Its reputation for quality / Its reputation for choice / Its moral principles and ethics / It always has the products I need in stock / I'm not loyal to any supermarket / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1485 1552 2019-08-22 10,013 0
Do you have an interest in any of the following? checkbox Education/Schools / Shopping / Arts & Entertainment / TV & Online Video / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1484 1551 2019-08-22 58 0
Are you from Newport, Wales? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1483 1550 2019-08-21 7,421 0
Which of the following beverages do you regularly consume? checkbox Coffee / Tea / Diet Soft Drink / Energy drinks / Regular Soft Drink / Sports / Isotonic drinks / Tonic water / Bottled water sparkling / Bottled water still / Juice / Milk / Domestic beer / Imported beer / Non-alcoholic beer / Champagne / Dessert wine / Red wine / Rosé wine / Sparkling wine / White wine / Port/Fortified Wine / Brandy / Cognac / Flavoured liquor (e.g. Absinthe, Bitters) / Gin / Liqueurs (e.g. Kahlua, Midori) / Rum / Tequila / Whiskey/Scotch/Bourbon / Vodka / Alcopops (e.g. Breezers, Smirnoff Ice) / Cider / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 1477 1544 2019-08-21 81,092 0
If you own a two wheeled vehicle, which brand is it? radio Aprilia / Bajaj Auto / Benelli / Bimota / BMW / Buell / Cagiva / Ducati / Harley-Davidson / Hero Motorcorp / Honda / Husqvarna / Hyosung / India Motocycle / Kawasaki / KTM / Kymco / Moto Guzzi / MV Agusta / Norton / Royal Enfield / Suzuki / Sym / Triumph / Victory / Yamaha / Other / I don't own a two wheeled vehicle / Prefer not to say 0 1476 1543 2019-08-21 4,103 0
Do you work in any of the following industries? checkbox Agriculture / Construction / Electrical Power Generation / Industrial & Waste / Industrial OEMs / Marine / Mining / Oli & Gas / Paving / Quarrying / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1474 1541 2019-08-20 334 0
Do you occupy any of these C-Level positions at work? checkbox CEO / COO / CTO / CFO / CIO / CISO / CCO / CMO / CDO / CKO / None / I don't work / Prefer not to say 1 1472 1539 2019-08-20 93,445 0
Are you a construction sector professional working as any of the following? checkbox Architect / House builder / Property developer / Contractor / Building products manufacturer / Other construction professional / None / Prefer not to say 0 1471 1538 2019-08-20 7,739 0
Which razor brands do you currently use? checkbox Harry's / Bic Shave Club / Dollar Shave Club / Gillette Shave Club / Gillette razors (men) / Gillette Venus (women) / BIC / Wilkinson Sword (men) / Wilkinson Sword (women) / Shavekit / Grüum / Cornerstone / Other / I don't use razors / Prefer not to say 1 1466 1533 2019-08-20 113,952 0
Which of the following shows do you enjoy watching? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Downton Abbey / The Crown / Peaky Blinders / Dr Who / Sherlock Holmes / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1463 1530 2019-08-19 1,003 0
How often do you travel to/from London on train? radio Never / Less than once per year / About once a year / Several times a year / Monthly / Several times a month / Weekly / Several times a week / Daily / Prefer not to say 0 1462 1529 2019-08-17 2,023 0
How often do you play paid lotteries/scratchcards? radio Never / Every once in a while / Yearly / Several times a year / Monthly / Weekly / More than once a week / Daily / Prefer not to say 1 1461 1528 2019-08-17 133,373 365
How often do you travel to/from London on train? radio Never / Every once in a while / Several times a year / Monthly / Several times a month / Weekly / Several times a week / Daily / Prefer not to say 0 1460 1527 2019-08-17 2,005 0
Have you won a poetry competition ever in your life? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1459 1526 2019-08-16 111 0
How often do you gamble online? (Poker, Casino, Fantasy Football, Bingo, etc.) radio Never / Once in a while / Monthly / Weekly / Several times a week / Daily / Prefer not to say 0 1458 1525 2019-08-16 103 0
Do you work with other people? radio Yes / No, I work alone / No, I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 1457 1524 2019-08-15 17,422 0
Do you own a digital camera? radio Yes / No / Only on my phone / Prefer not to say 0 1456 1523 2019-08-15 126 0
Which of the following skincare products do you use/buy on a regular basis? checkbox Nivea / Dove / Vaseline / Garnier / Clinique / Simple / Neutrogena / Palmer's / Olay / Weleda / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 1455 1522 2019-08-15 160,985 0
When considering new toys for your little one what are the most important aspects for you? checkbox Cognitive development / Sensory development / Physical development / Social development / Emotional development / I don't have children / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1454 1521 2019-08-15 17,010 0
Do you speak Welsh? radio Yes / Ie / No / Prefer not to say 0 1453 1520 2019-08-14 525 0
Do you work in an office full-time? radio Yes / No / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 1452 1519 2019-08-14 80,609 0
Do you use any of the following tobacco products? (tick all that apply) checkbox Chewing tobacco / Cigarettes / Cigarillos / Cigars / E-cigarettes / Vaporizer / Pipe / Roll your own tobacco / Snus / Other smokeless tobacco / Other / I don't use tobacco products / Prefer not to say 1 1451 1518 2019-08-14 112,116 0
What washing powder(s) do you regularly use/buy? checkbox Persil / Fairy / Bold / Ariel / Daz / Supermarket own brand / Other / I don't use/buy washing powder / Prefer not to say 0 1450 1517 2019-08-14 113,475 0
How do you feel about David Walliams? (Tick all that apply) checkbox I like watching him on TV / I like his books / I like his stage shows / I like him on Britain's Got Talent / I don't like him / I don't know who David Walliams is / Prefer not to say 0 1449 1516 2019-08-14 1,027 0
What job feature do you value most when applying for a new job? radio Salary/wages / Flexibility (location/hours) / Perks (Eg. Gym membership, travel cards) / Social life (with colleagues) / One-off Monetary Bonuses (Eg. Christmas) / Something else / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 1446 1513 2019-08-14 60,008 0
Do you feel that the rise of AI (artificial intelligence) technology and automation is a threat to your employment and livelihood? radio Yes / No / Possibly / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 1445 1512 2019-08-14 71,943 0
What brands of shampoo do you regularly buy/use? checkbox Tresemmé / L'Oréal Elvive / Head & Shoulders / Pantene Pro V / Dove / Aussie / Alberto Balsam / Clairol Herbal Essences / John Frieda / Garnier Fructis / Avon / Tesco / Boots / Schwartzkopf Gliss / Body Shop / Wash & Go / Asda / Other / I don't buy/use shampoo / Prefer not to say 1 1444 1511 2019-08-14 123,951 0
Do you enjoy any of the following activities? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Listening to live music / Shopping / Bowling / Trampolining / Eating out / Prefer not to say 0 1443 1510 2019-08-14 1,016 0
Would you consider yourself a 'shopaholic'? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1442 1509 2019-08-14 1,006 0
Have you been to The O2 arena in the past 12 months? radio Yes / No / I've been before but over 12 months ago / I don't know what The O2 arena is / Prefer not to say 0 1441 1508 2019-08-14 1,006 0
Are you any of the following? checkbox Primary School Teacher / Secondary School Teacher / University Lecturer/Teacher / University Senior Lecturer/Teacher / University Reader / University Professor / A Level/College Teacher/Lecturer / Prefer not to say 0 1440 1507 2019-08-13 57 0
Do any of the titles describe your position at work? radio I don't work / Director, Global Certification / Vice President Quality and Food Safety / Director Global Food Safety / Sr Director of Quality / Director Global Supply Chain and Sustainability / Director Quality Systems and Food Safety / Sr Manager Quality and Regulatory Compliance Director of Quality / Vice President Global Quality Senior Manager, Global Quality and Food Safety / Corporate Quality and Food Safety Audit Programme Manager / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1439 1506 2019-08-13 358 0
Would you be interested in trialling a mobile news app for 8-12 weeks if you were paid £50? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1438 1505 2019-08-13 100 0
Would you be interested in trialling a mobile news app for 8-12 weeks if you were paid £40? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1437 1504 2019-08-13 103 0
Would you be interested in trialling a mobile news app for 8-12 weeks if you were paid £30? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1436 1503 2019-08-13 104 0
Would you be interested in trialling a mobile news app for 8-12 weeks if you were paid £20? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1435 1502 2019-08-13 105 0
Which of the following best describes your last holiday in the UK? checkbox City break / Beach/seaside holiday / Countryside holiday / Camping/caravan holiday / Activity holiday (e.g. walking, climbing etc) / Spa holiday / Other type / Don't know/can't remember / Prefer not to say 0 1434 1501 2019-08-13 1,010 0
Which of the following types of visitor attractions have you visited in the UK in the last 12 months? checkbox Museum / Gardens / Historic building / Zoo or other animal attraction / Theme park / Art gallery / Aquarium / Monument/ruin / Themed attraction (e.g. Madame Tussaud's, Warner Bros Studio Tour etc) / Attraction offering panoramic view (e.g. The Shard, London Eye etc) / Factory tour (e.g. Brewery) / Other type / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1433 1500 2019-08-13 1,028 0
Do any of your children have type 1 diabetes? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1432 1499 2019-08-13 368 0
Do any of your children suffer from asthma? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1431 1498 2019-08-12 226 0
Do you use the Daily Mail Plus app? radio Yes / No, never / No, but I used to / Prefer not to say 0 1430 1497 2019-08-12 122 0
Do you have a prosthetic arm or hand? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1429 1496 2019-08-12 239 0
Do you read the Mail Online? radio Yes / No, I have never / No, but I used to / Prefer not to say 0 1428 1494 2019-08-12 121 0
Do you consider yourself a part of the LGBTQIA+ community? radio Yes / No / Not sure / I don't know what that means / Prefer not to say 0 1427 1493 2019-08-12 132,771 0
Should local people have more control over what gets built nearby? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1426 1492 2019-08-12 1,054 0
How often do you read the Daily Mail (print version)? radio 6-7 times a week / 3-5 times a week / 1-2 times a week / Less than once a week / I never have / I used to / Prefer not to say 0 1425 1491 2019-08-12 553 0
If you use a smartphone for personal purposes, what brand is it? radio Alcatel / Apple / Blackberry / HTC / Huawei / LG / Motorola / Nokia / Panasonic / Philips / Samsung / Sanyo / Sharp / Sony / Toshiba / Other / I don't have a smartphone / Google / Oppo / Prefer not to say 1 1422 1488 2019-08-10 Smartphone brand 198,530 365
Do you use/buy cryptocurrencies or other digital currencies? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1421 1487 2019-08-09 116 0
Do you like playing Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) Games like World of Warcraft? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1420 1486 2019-08-09 145 0
Have you ever owned a tech business? radio Yes, but not any more / Yes, I still do / No / Prefer not to say 0 1419 1485 2019-08-09 102 0
A CEO of one of the UK's biggest companies earns £80million a year in pay and perks. Do you think that is... radio Much too low / A little too low / About right / A little too high / Much too high / Prefer not to say 0 1418 1484 2019-08-08 1,006 0
A CEO of one of the UK's biggest companies earns £8million a year in pay and perks. Do you think that is... radio Much too low / A little too low / About right / A little too high / Much too high / Prefer not to say 0 1417 1483 2019-08-08 1,013 0
A CEO of one of the UK's biggest companies earns £800,000 a year in pay and perks. Do you think that is... radio Much too low / A little too low / About right / A little too high / Much too high / Prefer not to say 0 1416 1482 2019-08-08 1,017 0
A CEO of one of the UK's biggest companies earns £80,000 a year in pay and perks. Do you think that is... radio Much too low / A little too low / About right / A little too high / Much too high / Prefer not to say 0 1415 1481 2019-08-08 1,027 0
Which of the following destinations would you look to visit if planning a ski/snowboard holiday? checkbox France / Italy / USA / Canada / Switzerland / Austria / Norway / Japan / Other / I don't take snow based holidays / Prefer not to say 0 1414 1480 2019-08-08 1,024 0
Do you suffer from visual impairment? radio I'm severely visually impaired / No, I see well without glasses/contacts / I can see well with glasses/contacts / I'm partially/registered blind / Prefer not to say 0 1413 1479 2019-08-07 228 0
Do you consider yourself the primary grocery shopper in your household? radio Yes / No / I participate equally in grocery purchase decisions / Prefer not to say 1 1412 1478 2019-08-07 140,105 0
Are any of the following your organisation's primary industry? radio None of these / I don't work / Retired / Media/Entertainment / Military / Non Profit/Social services / Personal Services / Pharmaceuticals / Printing Publishing / Public Relations / Real Estate/Property / Restaurant / Food / Retail/Wholesale trade / Security / Shipping/Distribution / Telecommunications / Transportation / Wholesale / Prefer not to say 1 1411 1477 2019-08-07 148,973 365
Are any of the following your organisation's primary industry? radio None of these / I don't work / Retired / Consumer Packaged Goods / Education / Energy/Utilities/Oil and Gas / Engineering / Environmental Services / Fashion/Apparel / Government/Public Sector / Healthcare / Hospitality/Tourism / Human Resources / Information Technology/IT / Insurance / Internet / Investment management, investment company / Legal/Law / Manufacturing / Market Research / Marketing/Sales / Prefer not to say 1 1410 1476 2019-08-07 154,364 365
Are any of the following your organisation's primary industry? radio None of these / I don't work / Retired / Accounting / Advertising / Agriculture/Fishing / Architecture / Automotive / Aviation / Banking/Financial / Bio-Tech / Brokerage / Carpentry/Electrical installations/Plumbing / Chemicals/Plastics/Rubber / Communications/Information / Computer Hardware / Computer Reseller (software/hardware) / Computer Software / Construction / Consulting / Consumer Electronics / Prefer not to say 1 1409 1475 2019-08-07 146,964 365
If applicable, what is/was your degree at university/college? radio Not applicable / Economics/Trade/Business Administration / Humanities/Languages / International Relations/Political science / IT / Computing / Law / Medical / Music/Arts / Nature Sciences/Engineering/Mathematics / Social Sciences / Other / Prefer not to say 1 1408 1474 2019-08-07 Degree subject 162,960 0
Which of the following activities do you participate in regularly (not online)? checkbox Watch Digital Television without subscription / Watch Pay-tv / Go to the cinema / Listen to the radio / Read newspapers or magazines / Play video games / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 1407 1473 2019-08-07 78,555 0
Have you ever discussed what you want at your funeral with your loved ones? radio Yes, we have discussed it / No, we have never discussed it / Prefer not to say 0 1406 1472 2019-08-07 1,009 0
Do you know what you want at your own funeral? radio Yes, I have thought about it / No, I haven't thought about it / Prefer not to say 0 1405 1471 2019-08-07 1,021 0
Have you ever been to a funeral that you’ve enjoyed? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1404 1470 2019-08-07 1,016 0
Do you buy football boots for playing? radio Yes / No / I don't play football / Prefer not to say 0 1403 1469 2019-08-06 172 0
Do your child(ren) play football? radio I don't have children / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1402 1468 2019-08-06 12,399 0
Do you own or co-own a tech business? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1401 1467 2019-08-06 26 0
How old is your business? radio I don't have a business / 1 year old / 2 years old / 3 years old / Older than 3 years / Prefer not to say 0 1400 1466 2019-08-06 132 0
Do you feel ‘gig economy’ providers such as Uber or Deliveroo, who pay workers on each job/task they complete, should pay workers the minimum wage, holiday pay and sick pay? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1399 1465 2019-08-06 20,110 0
If your employer let you work whenever and wherever you want, do you think you would be more productive? radio Yes / No / Unsure / I can’t work flexibly due to the nature of my job / Prefer not to say 0 1398 1464 2019-08-06 65,005 0
What best reflects your current working lifestyle? radio I work full-time, between 35 - 45 hours per week / I work part-time, up to 35 hours a week / I am a freelancer, so it varies considerably / I am currently unemployed / Prefer not to say 0 1397 1463 2019-08-06 65,012 0
Do you ever feel pressured by employers to work outside of your regular working hours? (e.g. email, instant messaging, phone/mobile etc.) radio Yes / No / Sometimes / I'm unemployed / Prefer not to say 0 1395 1461 2019-08-06 65,006 0
Do you ever feel pressured by employers to work outside of your regular working hours? (e.g. email, slack etc.) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1394 1460 2019-08-06 16 0
Please choose which departments/products you have influence, or decision making authority, on spending/purchasing. checkbox I don't work / Procurement, buying / Raw materials, primary products / Real estate services / Recruiting new hires / Sales/Business Development / Security Services / Servers / Shipping/Mail Services / Telecommunications (Mobile) / Telecommunications (Non -Mobile) / Training / Website Development/Maintenance / Virtualization / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 1392 1458 2019-08-05 91,285 0
Please choose which departments/products you have influence, or decision making authority, on spending/purchasing. checkbox I don't work / IT Hardware / IT Infrastructure/Outsourcing, Systems Integration / IT services or products / IT Software / Legal Services / Maintenance / Marketing/Advertising / Meeting accommodations / Network products (Routers, LANs, wireless, etc.) / Office services, moving / Office Supplies / Operations/Production / Printer and Copier Supplies (e.g. Ink) / Printers and Copiers / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 1391 1457 2019-08-05 91,724 0
Please choose which departments/products you have influence, or decision making authority, on spending/purchasing. checkbox I don't work / Auto Leasing / Purchasing / Computer Services, IT Business Solutions / Corporate Travel Company / Corporate Travel Self / Data Storage / Enterprise Applications (ERP, CRM, etc) / Facilities Maintenance and Management / Financial Department / Food Services/Catering / Handhelds (Cell/Smart phones) / Human Resources / Internet and Wireless Services / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 1390 1456 2019-08-05 92,187 0
Do you own a motorcycle? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 1389 1455 2019-08-05 94,071 0
What is your current occupational status? radio Business owner / Parental leave / Leave of absence / Full-time / Part-time / Freelance / Other / Prefer not to say 1 1388 1454 2019-08-05 219,288 365
Are you deaf or do you regularly experience hearing loss? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1387 1453 2019-08-05 111 0
Are you an IT Senior Manager / CIO / IT Director or similar? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1386 1452 2019-08-05 535 0
What should the chief executive of a FTSE 100 company get paid? radio Less than £1 million / £1-£3 million / £3-5 million / £5-10 million / Whatever the Board of the company decides / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1385 1451 2019-08-05 10,031 0
Do you use an injectable treatment for Severe Asthma? radio No, I don't have severe asthma / No, I use something else / Yes / Prefer not to say 0 1384 1450 2019-08-01 105,345 0
Have you ever been a guest using a home share service, like Airbnb? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1383 1449 2019-08-02 70 0
Have you been married more than once? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1382 1448 2019-08-02 623 0
Have you installed any type of thermostat or heating control as part of your day job? radio Yes / No / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 1381 1447 2019-08-01 83,611 0
Do you have any interest in comic books? radio Yes, all of them / Yes, just Marvel / Yes, just DC / Yes, just Dark Horse Comics / I watch the films / I have no interest / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1380 1446 2019-08-01 1,036 0
Do you watch Stranger Things? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1379 1445 2019-08-01 1,009 0
Do you play any of the following games? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Horizon Zero Dawn / Rise of the Tomb Raider / Shadow of the tomb raider / Bioshock Infinite / Wolfenstein / RAGE 2 / None / Prefer not to say 0 1378 1444 2019-08-01 28,234 0
Do you play any of the following games? (Tick all that apply) checkbox The Witcher 3 / Fallout New Vegas / Fallout 4 / Mass Effect / Borderlands 3 / Elder Scrolls / None / Prefer not to say 0 1377 1443 2019-08-01 28,341 0
Do you work in any of the following creative industries? checkbox I don't work / I don't work in a creative industry / Advertising / Marketing / Architecture / Crafts / Design / Product Design / Graphic Design / Photography / IT / Software & Computer Services / Publishing / Museums / Galleries / Music / Performing / Other creative industry / Prefer not to say 0 1376 1442 2019-08-01 234 0
Do you suffer from Asthma? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1375 1441 2019-08-01 78,811 0
Would you consider a meat alternative if it looked, tasted & smelled like meat? radio Yes / No / I don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 1374 1440 2019-08-01 1,021 0
Have you ever fitted a smart meter? radio No / Yes, but just on my own property / Yes, on more than just my own property / What's a smart meter? / Prefer not to say 0 1373 1439 2019-08-01 116 0
Which additional game content do you purchase? (Tick all that apply) checkbox DLC (Downloadable Content) / In-Game Currency / None / Prefer not to say 0 1372 1438 2019-08-01 11,479 0
How often do you give your time (for free) to support a charity or community project? (Roughly) radio Never / Once a year / Several times a year / Once a month / Several times a month / Weekly / Several times a week / Daily / Prefer not to say 0 1371 1437 2019-07-31 227 0
Are you ever responsible for installing smart meters in homes? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1369 1435 2019-07-31 156 0
Are you planning to carry out any home improvements in the next 6 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1368 1434 2019-07-31 21,088 0
Are you responsible for Learning and Development in your organisation? radio I don't work/volunteer / Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1367 1433 2019-07-31 64 0
Are you any of the following? radio Doctor/GP / Teacher / Dentist / Lawyer / Finance Director / Mortgage Broker / Insurance agent / Insurance broker / Building contractor professional / None of these / Prefer not to say 1 1366 1432 2019-07-31 205,204 0
Is it ok for us to ask "Who is the most fanciable political leader? Boris / Corbyn / Swinson / Trump / Farage"? radio Yeah go ahead / No, you shouldn't trivialise such serious things / Dunno / Prefer not to say 0 1365 1431 2019-07-31 52 0
Do you have any children aged 10 or under? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1364 1430 2019-07-31 15,286 0
Approximately how many employees work at your organisation (all locations)? radio 1 / 2-5 / 6-10 / 11-25 / 26-50 / 51-100 / 101-250 / 251-500 / 501-1000 / 1001-5000 / Greater than 5000 / I don't work / I don't know / Prefer not to say 1 1363 1429 2019-07-30 Business size 485,765 365
Are you currently looking for life insurance? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1362 1428 2019-07-30 1,006 0
Is your car insurance up for renewal in the next 6 months? radio Yes / No / I don't have a car / Prefer not to say 0 1361 1427 2019-07-30 1,024 0
Do you tend to buy travel insurance when you go on holiday? radio Yes / No / Sometimes / Prefer not to say 0 1360 1426 2019-07-30 1,009 0
Are you currently looking for car insurance? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1359 1425 2019-07-30 117 0
Will Sajid Javid be a good Chancellor of the Exchequer? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1358 1424 2019-07-30 1,352 0
After seeing AC/DC’s Highway To Hell anniversary promotion, how likely are you to listen to AC/DC over the next week? radio Very likely / Somewhat likely / Neutral / Somewhat unlikely / Very unlikely / I don’t remember seeing the advert / Prefer not to say 0 1357 1423 2019-07-30 4,148 0
If there was General Election tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Liberal Democrats / UK Independence Party (UKIP) / Change UK - The Independent Group / Greens / Brexit Party / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Other / Don't know / I would spoil the ballot paper / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 1356 1422 2019-05-15 54,446 0
What year was your youngest child born? radio 2019 / 2018 / 2017 / 2016 / 2015 / 2014 / 2013 / 2012 / 2011 / 2010 / 2009 / 2008 / 2007 / 2006 / 2005 / 2004 / 2003 / 2002 / 2001 / 2000 / Before 2000 / I don't have children / Prefer not to say 0 1355 1421 2019-07-30 105,724 0
What's your approach to the great outdoors? checkbox A way to pursue new adventures / A great way to exercise / Great family fun / A way to escape the day to day / A way to explore & discover nature / Not for me. I love being indoors / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1354 1420 2019-07-30 1,016 0
Have you ever completed one of the following obstacle races? checkbox Tough Mudder / Spartan / Rough Runner / Men's Health Survival of the Fittest / Mighty Deerstalker / Wolf Run / Total Warrior / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1353 1419 2019-07-30 1,015 0
Do you have private health insurance? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1352 1418 2019-07-30 51 0
Do you work in Healthcare? radio Yes, for the NHS / Yes, but not for the NHS / No / Prefer not to say 0 1351 1417 2019-07-30 19 0
Have you ever served in the Armed Forces? radio Yes / No / I do now! / Prefer not to say 1 1350 1416 2019-07-30 56,775 0
Which of the following countries/regions have you travelled to in the last 12 months? checkbox I haven't traveled abroad in the last 12 months / Balkan countries, Greece or Turkey / East European countries (not Russia) / France / Germany/Austria/Switzerland / Italy / Nordic/Baltic countries / Russia / Spain/Portugal / UK/Ireland / Northern Africa / Southern Africa / Western/Central/Eastern Africa / Middle East / The Arabian peninsula / China / India / Japan / South East Asia (e.g. Thailand, Malaysia) / South Korea / Other Asian countries (not Russia) / Australia / New Zealand and rest of Oceania / North America / Central America / South America - Brazil / South America - other countries / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 1349 1415 2019-07-29 135,584 365
What gender(s) are your children? radio Boy(s) / Girl(s) / Both / I don't have any children / Prefer not to say 0 1348 1414 2019-07-29 107,450 0
Do you like Zombie games? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1347 1413 2019-07-29 1,139 0
Have you played any of the following games? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Call of Duty / Battlefield / Doom / Borderlands / Destiny / Dying Light / Days Gone / Dead Rising / Resident Evil / Left 4 Dead / The Last of Us / None / Prefer not to say 0 1346 1412 2019-07-29 1,258 0
Have you played the Zombie Army Trilogy before? radio Yes / No / Never heard of it / Prefer not to say 0 1345 1411 2019-07-29 1,153 0
Have you ever been to a music festival? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1344 1410 2019-07-29 1,017 0
Are you a local councillor? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1343 1409 2019-07-29 230 0
Have you ever been to a music festival in the UK? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1342 1408 2019-07-29 79 0
Have you been to a music festival in any of these cities? checkbox Manchester / Liverpool / Leeds / Bristol / Edinburgh / Cardiff / London / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1341 1407 2019-07-29 121 0
Do you have children between the age of 16 and 18? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1340 1406 2019-07-29 55 0
The news is too depressing to watch these days radio Strongly agree / Agree / I don’t know / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 1334 1400 2019-07-27 1,008 0
What's your favourite social network? radio Facebook / Twitter / Instagram / Snapchat / Don't have a fave / Something else / Prefer not to say 0 1329 1395 2019-07-27 1,021 0
Are you currently living in the first property you bought? radio Yes / No, I've moved / No, I've never bought a property / Prefer not to say 0 1328 1394 2019-07-26 57,050 0
Do any of the following apply to you? checkbox I have BOUGHT my first property in the LAST 12 months / I have RENTED my first property in the LAST 12 months / I am looking to BUY my first property in the NEXT twelve months / I am looking to RENT my first property in the NEXT twelve months / Prefer not to say 0 1327 1393 2019-07-26 47 0
Do you have any children who have passed their driving test in the last 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1326 1392 2019-07-26 94,764 0
Is virtual reality the future of gaming? radio Yes / No / Not sure / What's virtual reality? / Prefer not to say 0 1325 1391 2019-07-25 1,024 0
Have you interacted with customer service offerings from any companies/organisations within the last 12 months? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1321 1387 2019-07-25 68 0
Are you a senior member of staff, with decision making responsibilities in/around customer service? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1320 1386 2019-07-25 28,428 0
Which one of these open world games would you consider to be the most innovative? radio The Elder Scrolls V, Skyrim / Grand Theft Auto V / Assassin's Creed IV, Black Flag / The Witcher 3, Wild Hunt / None of these, something else / I don't play open world games / I don't know / I have not played these / Fallout 4 / Red Dead Redemption / Prefer not to say 0 1311 1377 2019-07-25 1,051 0
Are you a freelancer? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1304 1370 2019-07-25 211 0
How do you feel about estate agents' "For Sale" boards? checkbox Helpful for spotting properties for buyers/renters / Unnecessary eyesores / Useful for sellers to attract buyers / Helpful for learning local agents for buyers/renters / Outdated / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1303 1369 2019-07-25 74,376 0
Do you find credit based retail solutions useful when buying Christmas presents? radio No / Yes / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1302 1368 2019-07-25 1,036 0
Are you a university graduate? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1301 1367 2019-07-24 7,414 0
Are you a student at university? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1300 1366 2019-07-24 4,071 0
Do you have a child/children between 5 and 16 years old at school? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1299 1365 2019-07-24 64 0
Do you have children between 4 and 12 years old? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1298 1364 2019-07-24 55 0
Which of these real time strategy (RTS) games have you played? checkbox Age of Empires 2 / Age of Empires 2 HD / Age of Empires 3 / Empire Earth / Empire Earth 2 / Empire Earth 3 / Rise of Nations / Age of Empires / Command & Conquer / Command & Conquer / Real War / Real War 2 / Starcraft / Homeworld / Command & Conquer / Company of Heroes / Spore / None of these, but I enjoy RTS games / None of these, I don’t play RTS games / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1297 1363 2019-07-24 28,747 0
Would you rather... radio Be trapped in an elevator with Boris Johnson for 30 minutes / Hug a cactus for 30 minutes / Don’t know / Prefer not to answer / Prefer not to say 0 1295 1361 2019-07-24 2 0
Which of these describes you? radio I feel safer in my home than I did ten years ago / I feel less safe in my home than I did ten years ago / I feel as safe in my home as I did ten years ago / I’m not sure / Prefer not to answer / Prefer not to say 0 1294 1360 2019-07-24 1,017 0
Which of these do you believe in? checkbox Ghosts / Aliens / Love at first sight / Karma / Unicorns / Angels / Fairies / Dragons / Pineapple goes on pizza / Reincarnation / Horroscopes / Astrology / Tarot / Bigfoot / Abominable Snowman / Sasquatch / Loch Ness Monster / Reiki / Dreamcatchers / Acupuncture / Homeopathy / Yourself / None of these / Prefer not to answer / Prefer not to say 1 1292 1358 2019-07-24 19,414 0
Which of these have you ordered from at least once in the last six months? checkbox Just Eat / Deliveroo / One Delivery / Uber Eats / DoorDash / None of these / I’m not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1291 1357 2019-07-24 1,016 0
Are you actively dating? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1286 1352 2019-07-23 49,037 0
What is your current household income? radio £0 - £9,999 / £10,000 - £16,999 / £17,000 - £34,999 / £35,000 - £54,999 / £55,000 - £69,999 / £70,000 - £99,999 / £100,000 - £149,999 / More than £150,000 / Prefer not to say 1 1285 1351 2019-07-23 Household Income 200,239 365
Do you actively use dating apps? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1284 1350 2019-07-23 44,654 0
Should robots be weaponized and used in warfare instead of humans? radio Yes. / No. / Don't know. / Prefer not to say 0 1283 1349 2019-07-22 1,009 0
Which one of these do you think is most likely to be invented first? radio Time travel / Hypersleep / Teleportation / Exoskeletons / Hyperspace travel / Fully human-like androids / Computer brain implants / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1282 1348 2019-07-22 1,027 0
How do you think the world will end? radio Zombie Apocalypse / Asteroid Impact / Super Volcanic Eruption / Deadly Virus or Disease / Alien Invasion / In a war between good and evil / Nuclear War / Global Warming (super flooding, super heating, etc) / Sucked into a Black Hole / Gamma-Ray Burst from space / Catastrophic Solar Flares / Reversal of Earth's Magnetic Field / I'm not sure / Something else (comment what) / Prefer not to say 0 1280 1346 2019-07-22 1,021 0
Which of these discontinued food and drink products do you remember? checkbox Nestle Carmac Kit Kat / Onken Frufoo Yoghurts / Cadbury Chocolate Coins / He-Man Jellies / Mars Bisc / Walker's BBQ Ribs / Pizza Cheesestrings / Jacob's Trio Bar / Applause Bar / Cadbury Fuse / Fruitang / Wotsit Oven Chips / Mars Flyte / Fiendish Feet / Irn Bru Bars / Polo Gummies / Polo ButterUps / Boost Guarana / Coca-Cola Vanilla / I don't remember any of these / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1278 1344 2019-07-22 1,023 0
Which of these discontinued food and drink products do you remember? checkbox Campino Strawberry & Cream Sweets / Cadbury Marble / Cadbury Dream Chocolate / Mingles / Cadbury Spira / Triple Power Push Pop / Kellog's Pokemon Cereal / Cadbury Astros / Terry's White Chocolate Orange / Penguin Flipper Dipper / Burton's Potato Puffs / Staburst Joosters / Squeezit Drinks / Panda Pops / Heinz Baked Beans Pizza / Cadbury Taz / Mars Delight / Wonka Bars / 3D Doritos / Rowntree's Canaba Bar / I don't remember any of these / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1277 1343 2019-07-22 1,009 0
Which of these discontinued food and drink products do you remember? checkbox Rowntree's Secret Chocolate Bar / Nestle Toffo / Galaxy Truffles / Coca-Cola with Lemon / White Chocolate Malteasers / Rowntree's Bursting Bugs / Cadbury Snaps / Nestle Milkybar Choo / Cartoonies / Kit Kat Senses / Worcestershire Sauce Twiglets / Extra's Thin Ice Sheets / Bernard Matthew's Turkey Twizzlers / Cadbury Flake Snow / Vanilla Ice Cream Monster Munch / I don't remember any of these / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1276 1342 2019-07-22 1,034 0
If there was a general election tomorrow, how likely would you be to vote Conservative? radio Certain / Very likely / Likely / Neither likely nor unlikely / Unlikely / Very unlikely / Certain not to / Prefer not to say 0 1275 1341 2019-07-22 5,022 0
Would you vote for Labour with Jeremy Corbyn as the leader? radio I did in 2017, and would again. / I did in 2017, but wouldn’t again. / I didn’t in 2017, and wouldn’t next time either. / I didn’t in 2017, but would next time. / I won’t vote. / Prefer not to say 0 1274 1340 2019-07-22 34,303 0
How did you vote in the 2017 General Election? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Green Party / UKIP / SNP / Democratic Unionists / Sinn Fein / Plaid Cymru / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1273 1339 2019-07-22 65,525 0
Which of these TV shows have you watched at least one series of? checkbox The X-Files / Lost / Game of Thrones / CSI Crime Scene Investigation / CSI New York / CSI Miami / Stranger Things / The Handmaid’s Tale / Lucifer / The 100 / The Office / Breaking Bad / Friends / The Big Bang Theory / American Horror Story / Arrow / NCIS / Doctor Who / Downton Abbey / Sherlock / Midsomer Murders / Only Fools and Horses / Open All Hours / Still Open All Hours / Modern Family / Victoria / Broadchurch / Fleabag / The IT Crowd / The Inbetweeners / Luther / I have not watched an entire season of any of these / I don’t watch TV / I don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 1271 1337 2019-07-22 1,007 0
If you were a mystical being, what would you be? radio Elf / Dwarf / Orc / Unicorn / Fairy / Ogre / Goblin / Argonian / Changeling / Giant / Huldra / Leprechaun / Nymph / Harpy / Other / I don’t know / Prefer not to say 0 1270 1336 2019-07-22 1,014 0
Which of these is the best open world game, in your opinion? radio The Elder Scrolls III / The Elder Scrolls IV / The Elder Scrolls V / Fallout 3 / Fallout / Fallout 4 / Just Cause 3 / Red Dead Redemption / Red Dead Redemption 2 / Grand Theft Auto V / Grand Theft Auto IV / I don’t play games / I don’t play open world games / I’m not sure / None, something else (tell in the comments) / Prefer not to say 0 1269 1335 2019-07-22 26,368 0
Which of these do you think would win in a fight? radio Godzilla / King Kong / I don’t know / They won’t fight, they’re best buddies / Prefer not to say 0 1268 1334 2019-07-22 1,000 0
How often do you usually visit PickMyPostcode each week? radio Every day / 5 to 6 days a week / 3 to 4 days a week / 1 or 2 days a week / This is my first week at PMP / Prefer not to say 0 1267 1333 2019-07-22 1,010 0
Which type of book format do you prefer to read? radio Paper book / E-book / Audiobook / I don’t have a preference / I don’t read / Prefer not to say 0 1266 1332 2019-07-22 1,000 0
Are you currently married? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1262 1328 2019-07-19 19,359 0
Would you be interested in a streaming game service, similar to streaming videos on Netflix? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1260 1326 2019-07-19 3,439 0
Do you use any of the following services/products? checkbox Playstation Plus / Xbox Gamepass / Nintendo E Library / Steam / Google Stadia / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1259 1325 2019-07-19 3,412 0
Is the government right to raise the limit of "Society Lottery" annual sales from £10million to £50million? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1258 1324 2019-07-18 92,259 0
Should private schools be abolished? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1257 1323 2019-07-18 16,987 0
Do you live near a wind farm? (say, within 5 miles) radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1256 1322 2019-07-18 1,039 0
What do you see as the main blockages to buying your first home? checkbox Property prices are too high / House market instability / Saving a deposit / Keeping up with monthly mortgage payments / I've already bought my first home / Prefer not to say 0 1255 1321 2019-07-17 1,040 0
Are you looking to move home in the next 6 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1254 1320 2019-07-17 1,024 0
If visiting Walt Disney World Theme Parks, would look to visit all 6 parks? radio Yes absolutely / Definitely not / Only the theme parks / Only the water parks / A mix of theme & water parks but not all 6 / I wouldn't visit Walt Disney Parks / Prefer not to say 0 1253 1319 2019-07-17 1,024 0
Which of Disney's 6 parks has the most appeal to you? checkbox Magic Kingdom / Epcot / Disney's Hollywood Studios / Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park / Disney's Blizzard Beach / Disney's Typhoon Lagoon / No preference / I have no interest / Prefer not to say 0 1252 1318 2019-07-17 1,017 0
How often do you go to the gym? radio Daily / A few times a week / Weekly / A few times a month / Monthly / A few times a year / Never / Prefer not to say 0 1251 1317 2019-07-16 203 0
Do you drink iced coffee? radio Yes / Yes, but only in the summer / No / Prefer not to say 0 1250 1316 2019-07-16 82,073 0
Are you a Marketing Manager? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1249 1315 2019-07-15 221 0
Are you currently watching any of the following TV channels? radio BBC One / BBC Two / BBC Four / BBC Alba / ITV / ITV 2 / ITV 3 / ITV 4 / ITV Be / Channel 4 / Channel 5 / Dave / 5 USA / home / E4 / Spike / Quest / Food Network / Travel Channel / CBS Action / CBS Drama / CBS Reality / Horror Channel / Tru TV / Other / I'm not watching TV / Prefer not to say 0 1248 1314 2019-05-02 3,895 0
How much do you trust Boris Johnson as a potential Prime Minister? radio Totally / Somewhat / Not very much / Not at all / Prefer not to say 0 1247 1313 2019-07-12 92,958 0
Do you like Pot Noodle? radio Yes / No / I've never tried a Pot Noodle / I don't know what a Pot Noodle is / Prefer not to say 0 1246 1312 2019-07-12 1,016 0
Do you like fried chicken? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1245 1311 2019-07-12 1,009 0
Do you enjoy any of these brands of beer? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Fosters / Bud Light / Coors Light / Amstel / Tennents / Stella / Kronenbourg 1664 / Becks / Budweiser / Carlsberg / Other Beer / Don't like beer / Prefer not to say 0 1243 1309 2019-07-12 1,023 0
Do you commute to work on public transport? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1240 1306 2019-07-10 214 0
Have you played any of the following PC games? checkbox Runescape / World of Warcraft / Guild Wars / Dota / League of Legends / Starcraft / Warcraft / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1239 1305 2019-07-10 5,633 0
Do you play video games on your PC? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1238 1304 2019-07-10 37,840 0
Do you experience mirror-touch synaesthesia? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1237 1303 2019-07-10 3,294 0
Which do you trust most: Facebook or the Bank of England? radio Facebook / Bank of England / I trust/distrust them equally / Prefer not to say 1 1235 1301 2019-07-08 87,191 0
Who do you have other financial products with (other than current account), including mortgage, personal loans, savings etc.? checkbox AA / Bank of Ireland / Bank of Scotland / Barclays / British Airways / Cahoot / Clydesdale / Co-operative / Debenhams / First Direct / Halifax / HSBC / Lloyds Bank / M&S Bank / Metro / Mint / Nationwide / NatWest / Northern Bank / Norwich & Peterborough / Post Office / Royal Bank of Scotland / Saga / Santander / Abbey / Alliance & Leicester / Smile / Tesco Bank / TSB / Ulster Bank / Yorkshire Bank / Other bank / Other Building Society / I don't have any other financial products / Prefer not to say 1 1234 1300 2019-07-08 56,160 0
Which of the following upcoming cinema releases are you excited about? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Fast & Furious / IT / Joker / Terminator / Doom / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1233 1299 2019-07-08 1,025 0
How many children under the age of 18 live in your household? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 or more / None / Prefer not to say 1 1232 1298 2019-07-05 100,298 0
What best describes your accommodation? radio Rented apartment / Owned apartment / Rented house / Owned house / Farm / Living with parents / Other / Prefer not to say 1 1231 1297 2019-07-05 Accommodation type 227,248 365
How many people live in your household including you? radio Just you / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / More than 5 / Prefer not to say 1 1230 1296 2019-07-05 96,972 0
To which of the following ethnic groups do you consider yourself to belong? checkbox White / Mixed / Asian or Asian British / Black or Black British / Chinese / Other ethnic group / Prefer not to say 1 1229 1295 2019-07-05 Ethnicity 283,838 0
Would you donate £5 to PMP if we stopped showing you ads? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1228 1294 2019-07-03 206 0
Would you pay a one-off £5 to remove ads forever from PMP? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1227 1293 2019-07-03 207 0
Do your kids/grandkids enjoy ice cream? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1226 1292 2019-07-03 39,503 0
Are you happy to see ads from Frubes, the yogurt brand for children? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1225 1291 2019-07-03 71,927 0
Would you delay buying a car because of Brexit? radio Yes / No / I wouldn't buy a car anyway / Prefer not to say 0 1224 1290 2019-07-03 3,648 0
Have you considered a career in the automotive industry? radio Yes / No, I wouldn't / No, but I would / Prefer not to say 0 1223 1289 2019-07-02 3,091 0
Do you know a band called The Magic Numbers? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1222 1288 2019-07-02 203 0
Are you looking to upgrade any of your home furnishings in the next 3 months? checkbox Sofa / Bed / Dining Table / Chairs / Lighting / Garden Furniture / Cushions or Rugs / Kitchenware / Wardrobe / Drawers / Coffee Table / Side Table / Other / No / Prefer not to say 0 1221 1287 2019-07-02 1,011 0
Do you use deodorants or antiperspirants? radio Yes, I use deodorants / Yes, I use antiperspirants / Yes, I use both / No, I don't use either / Prefer not to say 0 1220 1286 2019-07-02 109,304 0
Are you a fan of JRPGs? radio Yes / No / I don't know what JRPGs are / Prefer not to say 0 1219 1285 2019-07-01 10,386 0
Do you play any of the following games? checkbox Final Fantasy / Horizon Zero Dawn / God of War / Days Gone / Last of Us / Watch Dogs / None of above / Prefer not to say 0 1218 1284 2019-07-01 9,991 0
Do you enjoy listening to any of the following music genres? checkbox Rap / Garage / Drill / Grime / Bassline / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1217 1283 2019-06-28 50,012 0
Do you enjoy listening to any of the following artists? checkbox Skepta / Stormzy / Dave / J Hus / Wiley / Chip / Krept & Konan / Giggs / I don't know any of these / I don't like any of these / Prefer not to say 0 1216 1282 2019-06-28 50,010 0
Have you heard of Sweatcoin? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1215 1281 2019-06-27 1,044 0
Which of the following types of dog food have you purchased in the past 3 months? checkbox Wet food / Dry food / Dog treats / Mixed wet/dry / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1214 1280 2019-06-26 10,039 0
What are your thoughts on the Doom Eternal Game? radio I'm going to buy the game / I like the look of it / It's okay / I don't like it / I've never heard of it / Prefer not to say 0 1212 1278 2019-06-26 6,026 0
What are your thoughts on the Doom Eternal Game? radio I'm going to buy the game / I like the look of it / It's okay / I don't like it / I've never heard of it / Prefer not to say 0 1211 1277 2019-06-26 1,144 0
What are your thoughts on the Doom Eternal Game? radio I'm going to buy the game / I like the look of it / It's okay / I don't like it / I've never heard of it / Prefer not to say 0 1210 1276 2019-06-26 3,757 0
Which of the following companies, if any, do you think looks after the local community and is a positive presence in it? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Facebook / Apple / Netflix / Google / Tesco / Sainsburys / Ocado / John Lewis / M&S / Ebay / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1209 1274 2019-06-25 2,003 0
Which of the following companies, if any, do you think is doing more to protect the environment and help climate change? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Facebook / Apple / Netflix / Google / Tesco / Sainsburys / Ocado / John Lewis / M&S / Ebay / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1208 1273 2019-06-25 2,004 0
Which of the following companies, if any, do you think pays its fair share in taxes? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Facebook / Apple / Netflix / Google / Tesco / Sainsburys / Ocado / John Lewis / M&S / Ebay / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1207 1272 2019-06-25 2,005 0
Which of these companies leaders , if any, do you like and respect? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Facebook / Apple / Netflix / Google / Tesco / Sainsburys / Ocado / John Lewis / M&S / Ebay / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1206 1271 2019-06-25 2,008 0
Which of the following companies, if any, do you think would be a good company to invest in? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Facebook / Apple / Netflix / Google / Tesco / Sainsburys / Ocado / John Lewis / M&S / Ebay / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1205 1270 2019-06-25 2,004 0
Which of the following companies, if any, do you think is managed well? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Facebook / Apple / Netflix / Google / Tesco / Sainsburys / Ocado / John Lewis / M&S / Ebay / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1204 1269 2019-06-25 2,014 0
Which of the following companies, if any, would you pay more for the brand? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Facebook / Apple / Netflix / Google / Tesco / Sainsburys / Ocado / John Lewis / M&S / Ebay / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1203 1268 2019-06-25 2,002 0
Which of the following companies, if any, would you say are good value for money? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Facebook / Apple / Netflix / Google / Tesco / Sainsburys / Ocado / John Lewis / M&S / Ebay / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1202 1267 2019-06-25 2,001 0
Which of the following companies, if any, would you say have good quality products? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Facebook / Apple / Netflix / Google / Tesco / Sainsburys / Ocado / John Lewis / M&S / Ebay / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1201 1266 2019-06-25 2,005 0
Which of the following companies, if any, would you recommend to a friend or family member? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Facebook / Apple / Netflix / Google / Tesco / Sainsburys / Ocado / John Lewis / M&S / Ebay / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1200 1265 2019-06-25 2,005 0
Which of the following companies, if any, would you trust as a customer? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Facebook / Apple / Netflix / Google / Tesco / Sainsburys / Ocado / John Lewis / M&S / Ebay / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1199 1264 2019-06-25 2,006 0
Which of the following companies, if any, do you think has poor customer service? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Facebook / Apple / Netflix / Google / Tesco / Sainsburys / Ocado / John Lewis / M&S / Ebay / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1198 1263 2019-06-25 2,002 0
Which of the following companies, if any, do you think is attractive to work for? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Facebook / Apple / Netflix / Google / Tesco / Sainsburys / Ocado / John Lewis / M&S / Ebay / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1197 1262 2019-06-25 2,004 0
Which of the following companies, if any, do you think creates jobs? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Facebook / Apple / Netflix / Google / Tesco / Sainsburys / Ocado / John Lewis / M&S / Ebay / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1196 1261 2019-06-25 2,004 0
Which of the following companies, if any, do you think treats its workers poorly? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Amazon / Facebook / Apple / Netflix / Google / Tesco / Sainsburys / Ocado / John Lewis / M&S / Ebay / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1195 1260 2019-06-25 2,005 0
Which of the following things about the way a company's social impact would make you more likely to think negatively of them? (Select up to 2) checkbox Doesn’t pay its fair share of taxes / Not doing enough to help the environment and climate change / Doesn't do enough to look after the local community / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1194 1259 2019-06-25 2,012 0
Which of the following things about the way a company's management make you more likely to think negatively of them? (Select up to 2) checkbox Poor management / Being a poor investment decision / Having a bad leader / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1193 1258 2019-06-25 2,030 0
Which of the following things about a company’s products would make you more likely to think negatively of them? (Select up to 2) checkbox Being poor quality / Being bad value-for-money / Being expensive due to the brand / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1192 1257 2019-06-25 2,005 0
Which of the following things about the relationship between a company and its customers would make you more likely to think negatively of them? (Select up to 2) checkbox Poor customer service / Being untrustworthy / Not being something you would recommend to friends or family / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1191 1256 2019-06-25 2,014 0
Which of the following things about the way a company treats its workers would make you more likely to think negatively of them? (Select up to 2) checkbox Treating their workers poorly / Not creating new jobs / Having an unattractive working environment / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1190 1255 2019-06-25 2,012 0
Which of the following issues is most likely to make you feel negative about a company? (Select up to three) checkbox Their treatment of workers / Their customer service / Their products / Their management / Their social impact / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1189 1254 2019-06-25 2,011 0
In general, how much less likely are you to buy from a company that you do not approve of? radio Much less likely / Less likely / Just as likely / Prefer not to say 0 1188 1253 2019-06-24 2,010 0
In general, how much more likely are you to buy from a company that you approve of? radio Very likely / Likely / Neither likely nor unlikely / Unlikely / Very unlikely / Prefer not to say 0 1187 1252 2019-06-24 2,012 0
Which of the following action film stars do you enjoy watching? (tick all that apply, if any) checkbox Arnold Schwarzenegger / Sylvester Stallone / Bruce Willis / Jason Statham / Hugh Jackman / Liam Neeson / Dwayne Johnson / Idris Elba / Tom Cruise / Keanu Reeves / Gerrard Butler / Chadwick Boseman / Daniel Craig / Matt Damon / Chris Hemsworth / Chris Pratt / Tom Hardy / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1186 1251 2019-06-24 1,913 0
Would you consider drinking 0% beer or cider during work hours? radio Yes / No / I don't work / I don't drink beer / Prefer not to say 0 1184 1249 2019-06-24 1,029 0
Do you approve or disapprove of Aldi? radio 0 - Strongly Disapprove / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Strongly Approve / Prefer not to say 0 1183 1248 2019-06-24 2,003 0
Do you approve or disapprove of Asda? radio 0 - Strongly Disapprove / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Strongly Approve / Prefer not to say 0 1182 1247 2019-06-24 2,003 0
Do you approve or disapprove of Ebay? radio 0 - Strongly Disapprove / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Strongly Approve / Prefer not to say 0 1181 1246 2019-06-24 2,002 0
Do you approve or disapprove of M&S? radio 0 - Strongly Disapprove / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Strongly Approve / Prefer not to say 0 1180 1245 2019-06-24 2,006 0
Do you approve or disapprove of John Lewis? radio 0 - Strongly Disapprove / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Strongly Approve / Prefer not to say 0 1179 1244 2019-06-24 2,006 0
Do you approve or disapprove of Ocado? radio 0 - Strongly Disapprove / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Strongly Approve / Prefer not to say 0 1178 1243 2019-06-24 2,000 0
Do you approve or disapprove of Sainsburys? radio 0 - Strongly Disapprove / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Strongly Approve / Prefer not to say 0 1177 1242 2019-06-24 2,002 0
Do you approve or disapprove of Tesco? radio 0 - Strongly Disapprove / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Strongly Approve / Prefer not to say 0 1176 1241 2019-06-24 2,007 0
Do you approve or disapprove of Google? radio 0 - Strongly Disapprove / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Strongly Approve / Prefer not to say 0 1175 1240 2019-06-24 2,004 0
Do you approve or disapprove of Netflix? radio 0 - Strongly Disapprove / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Strongly Approve / Prefer not to say 0 1174 1239 2019-06-24 2,001 0
Do you approve or disapprove of Apple? radio 0 - Strongly Disapprove / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Strongly Approve / Prefer not to say 0 1173 1238 2019-06-24 2,003 0
Do you approve or disapprove of Facebook? radio 0 - Strongly Disapprove / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Strongly Approve / Prefer not to say 0 1172 1237 2019-06-24 2,002 0
Do you approve or disapprove of Amazon? radio 0 - Strongly Disapprove / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Strongly Approve / Prefer not to say 0 1171 1236 2019-06-24 2,003 0
Are you currently watching any of the following TV channels? radio BBC One / BBC Two / ITV / Channel 4 / Channel 5 / Other / I'm not watching TV / Prefer not to say 0 1170 1235 2019-05-02 2,673 0
Have you taken out an unsecured loan from one of the big 4 banks (Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, RBS Group) in the last 12 months? radio Yes – in the last month / Yes – in the last 3 months / Yes – in the last 6 months / Yes – in the last 12 months / Yes – but more than 12 months ago / No – never from any of these / Not sure / Can’t remember / Prefer not to say 0 1169 1234 2019-06-18 1,044 0
Do you enjoy playing Co-op games? radio Yes / No / What's a Co-op game? / Prefer not to say 0 1168 1233 2019-06-18 1,459 0
Have you heard of Wolfenstein before? radio Yes, and I have played it / Yes, but I have not played it / No / Prefer not to say 0 1167 1232 2019-06-18 1,852 0
Do you have children aged between 2 and 18? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1166 1231 2019-06-18 1,026 0
Which do you prefer - Dairy Milk or Galaxy? radio Dairy Milk / Galaxy / Prefer not to say 0 1165 1230 2019-06-17 1,020 0
If there were a general election tomorrow, who would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Brexit Party / Change UK / Green Party / SNP / UKIP / Plaid Cymru / Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) / Sinn Féin / Other / I wouldn't vote / I'd spoil the ballot paper / I cannot vote / Prefer not to say 0 1164 1229 2019-06-17 83,485 0
Do you own a Go Pro? radio Yes / No / No, but I do own another brand of action camera / Prefer not to say 0 1163 1228 2019-06-17 1,038 0
How often do you go skiing/snowboarding? radio Been the once / All the time / Not at all / A few times / I haven't, but would like to / Prefer not to say 0 1162 1227 2019-06-17 1,022 0
Are you looking to fly to Australia in the next 12 months? radio Yes / No / Maybe in a few years time / Prefer not to say 0 1161 1226 2019-06-17 1,039 0
Which of these brands of biscuit do you, or anyone in your household, eat nowadays? (Please tick all that apply, if any) checkbox Rocky / Party Rings / Chunkie Cookies / Fabulously / Crunch Creams / Chocolateys / Hobnobs / Chocolate Digestives / Rich Tea / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1160 1225 2019-06-17 1,010 0
Where do you typically buy your home furnishings from? checkbox Next / Ikea / DFS / Habitat / Matalan / Dunelm / John Lewis / Debenhams / House of Fraser / Dwell / Laura Ashley / Heal's / H&M / Other / I don't buy home furnishings / Prefer not to say 0 1159 1224 2019-06-15 1,008 0
What's your favourite Marvel film? checkbox Guardians of the Galaxy Series / Avengers Series / Spiderman Series / X-Men Series / Thor Series / Black Panther / Captain America Series / Iron Man Series / Other / I don't like Marvel films / Prefer not to say 0 1158 1223 2019-06-14 1,037 0
Do you watch WWE wrestling? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1157 1222 2019-06-14 1,030 0
Do you enjoy open world games? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1156 1221 2019-06-13 9,795 0
Do you have a stoma? radio Yes / No / What's a stoma? / Prefer not to say 0 1155 1220 2019-06-13 1,047 0
How do you like your eggs? checkbox Boiled / Scrambled / Fried / Poached / I don't like eggs! / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1154 1219 2019-06-13 1,031 0
Have you used a VR system before? radio Yes / No / What's VR? / Prefer not to say 0 1153 1218 2019-06-12 3,151 0
Have you heard of the game ‘No Mans Sky’? radio Yes I’ve played it / Yes, but I have not played it / No / Prefer not to say 0 1152 1217 2019-06-12 2,824 0
Would you be happy to donate 10-15 minutes of your time to be video interviewed by Chris (on Whatsapp, or Skype, etc.) for potential use in a PMP promotional video? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 1151 1216 2019-06-11 1,021 0
What video chat service do you primarily use? radio Skype / Google Hangouts / Default phone video calling / Whatsapp / Facebook / I don't use video calling / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1150 1215 2019-06-11 110,295 0
What do you look for the most in good customer service? radio Speed of response / Availability of customer service representatives / Multiple contact options / Easy communication / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1149 1214 2019-06-10 1,415 0
What do you look for the most in good customer service? radio Speed of response / Availability of customer service representatives / Effective resolutions / Multiple contact options (phone, online chat, email etc) / Easy communication / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1148 1213 2019-06-10 18,154 0
What's the best diet? radio Atkins / Paleo / 5 / Ketogenic / Balanced / Weight Watchers / Other / None / Prefer not to say 0 1147 1212 2019-06-08 1,032 0
Do you consider yourself a 'Foodie'? radio Yes / No / What's a foodie? / Prefer not to say 0 1145 1210 2019-06-07 971 0
Should we have a second referendum asking only if we want a hard or a softer Brexit? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1143 1208 2019-06-07 1,662 0
When you go on holiday, what do you like to do? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox Relax / Discover the cuisine / Immerse yourself in the culture / Visit all the tourist attractions / Find the latest trends of that country / Go off the beaten track / Go for an event (festival, exhibition etc...) / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1142 1207 2019-06-07 946 0
Do you use any of the following services to deliver your food shopping? checkbox Ocado / Amazon Fresh / Waitrose / Tesco / Asda / Sainsburys / Iceland / Aldi / Lidl / Morrisons / Co-Op / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1141 1206 2019-06-07 1,037 0
What do you like with your fish & chips? Tick all that apply checkbox I don't like fish & chips / Curry sauce / Tartare sauce / Ketchup / Salt / Salt & Vinegar / Mayonnaise / Mushy peas / Pickled egg / Pickled onion / Gherkin/Pickle / Gravy / Bread & Butter / Other / Mustard / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1140 1205 2019-06-06 19,758 0
Are you an Audible customer? radio Yes / No / What's Audible! / No. I have been in the past / Prefer not to say 0 1139 1204 2019-06-06 981 0
Do you like any of the following artists/bands? (Tick all that apply, if any) checkbox Little Mix / Fifth Harmony / Ariana Grande / Taylor Swift / Nicki Minaj / Cardi B / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1138 1203 2019-06-06 25,009 0
Do you like any of the following artists? (Tick all that apply, if any) checkbox Barbra Streisand / Celine Dion / Gloria Estefan / Madonna / Olivia Newton John / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1137 1202 2019-06-06 979 0
Do you like any of the following bands? (Tick all that apply, if any) checkbox ACDC / The Clash / The Sex Pistols / Metallica / Slayer / Iron Maiden / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1136 1201 2019-06-06 80,051 0
Whats your opinion of Katie Price? radio Love / Like / Neither like nor dislike / Dislike / Prefer not to say 0 1135 1200 2019-06-06 917 0
Are you currently watching the latest season of Love Island? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1134 1199 2019-06-06 25,009 0
Do you think immersive cinema experiences like IMAX & 3D are worth the higher ticket cost? radio Yes / No / Yes but only on certain films / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1132 1197 2019-06-05 994 0
Which of the following immersive cinema experiences have you used? checkbox 3D / 4DX / IMAX / Super Screen / Screen X / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1131 1196 2019-06-05 993 0
What do you think of the Greggs Vegan Sausage roll? radio I haven't tried one / I like them / I don't like them / I love them / They're not sausage rolls! / Other / Prefer not to say 0 1130 1195 2019-06-05 7,848 0
Do you think capital punishment should be reinstated in the UK? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1128 1193 2019-06-04 859 0
Has society got better or worse since you were a child? radio Better / Worse / About the same / Prefer not to say 0 1127 1192 2019-06-04 944 0
How important is it for you to stick to your opinion? radio Very important / Quite important / Not that important / Prefer not to say 0 1126 1191 2019-06-04 893 0
which of these is the most important to you? radio Being caring / Being fair / Being loyal / Being pure / Prefer not to say 0 1125 1190 2019-06-04 882 0
Do you think sex should wait until after marriage? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1124 1189 2019-06-04 840 0
How important is it to be polite? radio Very important / Quite important / Not very important / Prefer not to say 0 1123 1188 2019-06-04 970 0
Which of these are most important to your identity? (Please pick up to 3) checkbox Family / Religion / Language / Ethnicity / Local area you grew up in / The local area you live now / The region you are from / The UK as a whole / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1121 1186 2019-06-04 936 0
Which of these voluntary organisations do you belong to? (Please tick all that apply, if any) checkbox Religious or church organisations / Education, Arts, Music or Cultural Activities / Trade Unions / Political party or group / Conservation, the environment, ecology, animal rights / Professional Associations / Sports or Recreation / Consumer Organization / Self-help group / Other / None / Prefer not to say 0 1119 1184 2019-06-04 911 0
How much do you feel a part of your local community? radio Not at all / Slightly / Significantly / Entirely / Prefer not to say 1 1117 1182 2019-06-04 103,737 0
Could you place yourself on a scale of 0-10, where 0 favours a society founded upon security and 10 favours a society founded upon freedom? radio 0 - Security / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - Freedom / Prefer not to say 1 1116 1181 2019-06-04 80,686 0
Which of the following Conservative leadership candidates do you think could beat Jeremy Corbyn in a general election? checkbox Mark Harper / James Cleverly / Michael Gove / Matt Hancock / Jeremy Hunt / Sajid Javid / Boris Johnson / Andrea Leadsom / Kit Malthouse / Esther McVey / Dominic Raab / Rory Stewart / Sam Gyimah / None of them / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1115 1180 2019-05-31 76,179 0
What's your favourite Luc Besson film? checkbox Leon / The Fifth Element / Nikita / Lucy / Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets / Angel-A / The Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec / The Last Battle / Subway / None of the these / Prefer not to say 0 1114 1179 2019-06-03 922 0
What is it that appeals to you most about the Ford Mondeo? radio Design & Styling / Interior quality / Performance / Good MPG / Running Costs / Ride & Handling / Good value / Eco Efficiency / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1113 1178 2019-06-03 3,436 0
What is it that appeals to you most about the Volvo S60? radio Design & Styling / Interior quality / Performance / Good MPG / Running Costs / Ride & Handling / Good value / Eco Efficiency / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1112 1177 2019-06-03 1,650 0
What is it that appeals to you most about the Volkswagen Passat? radio Design & Styling / Interior quality / Performance / Good MPG / Running Costs / Ride & Handling / Good value / Eco Efficiency / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1111 1176 2019-06-03 3,019 0
What is it that appeals to you most about the Audi A4? radio Design & Styling / Interior quality / Performance / Good MPG / Running Costs / Ride & Handling / Good value / Eco Efficiency / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1110 1175 2019-06-03 3,063 0
What is it that appeals to you most about the Jaguar XE? radio Design & Styling / Interior quality / Performance / Good MPG / Running Costs / Ride & Handling / Good value / Eco Efficiency / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1109 1174 2019-06-03 2,071 0
What is it that appeals to you most about the Mercedes C-Class? radio Design & Styling / Interior quality / Performance / Good MPG / Running Costs / Ride & Handling / Good value / Eco Efficiency / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1108 1173 2019-06-03 2,742 0
What is it that appeals to you most about the BMW 4-Series? radio Design & Styling / Interior quality / Performance / Good MPG / Running Costs / Ride & Handling / Good value / Eco Efficiency / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1107 1172 2019-06-03 2,276 0
What is it that appeals to you most about the BMW 3-Series? radio Design & Styling / Interior quality / Performance / Good MPG / Running Costs / Ride & Handling / Good value / Eco Efficiency / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1106 1171 2019-06-03 2,924 0
Are you looking to buy a car in the next 6 months? radio Yes, I've started researching online / Yes, but I've not been researching online / No / Prefer not to say 0 1105 1170 2019-06-03 80,396 0
Which of the following do you think would make a good Prime Minister? (tick all that apply, if any) checkbox Mark Harper / James Cleverly / Michael Gove / Matt Hancock / Jeremy Hunt / Sajid Javid / Boris Johnson / Andrea Leadsom / Kit Malthouse / Esther McVey / Dominic Raab / Rory Stewart / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1104 1169 2019-05-31 24,759 0
Which of the following car models are you aware of? checkbox BMW 3-Series / BMW 4-Series / Mercedes-Benz C-Class / Jaguar XE / Audi A4 / Volkswagen Passat / Volvo S60 / Ford Mondeo / Prefer not to say 0 1103 1168 2019-05-31 94,816 0
How much do you enjoy watching films about real life war/battles? checkbox Love them / Like them / Neither like nor dislike / Dislike them / Hate them / Prefer not to say 0 1101 1166 2019-05-30 960 0
Do you enjoy any of the following film series? [Tick all that apply] checkbox Alien / Predator / Rambo / Rocky / Terminator / I don't like any of these / Prefer not to say 0 1100 1165 2019-05-30 945 0
Have you watched any of the following films? [Tick all that apply] checkbox London Has Fallen / Olympus Has Fallen / Jack Reacher / The Equaliser 2 / John Wick / None of these films / Prefer not to say 0 1099 1164 2019-05-30 1,006 0
When did you last have your hair cut? radio Less than 4 weeks ago / 4-8 weeks ago / 8-12 weeks ago / More than 12 weeks ago / Never / Prefer not to say 0 1098 1163 2019-05-30 993 0
Do you use an ad-blocker? radio Yes / No / I don't know what that is / Prefer not to say 1 1097 1162 2019-05-30 20,704 0
Where did you watch the last film you saw? radio At the cinema / On live or catchup TV / On Netflix/Amazon/iTunes / On another platform / I don't watch movies / Prefer not to say 1 1096 1161 2019-05-29 108,646 0
Who will win the Champions League Final 2019? radio Tottenham Hotspur / LIverpool / Prefer not to say 0 1094 1159 2019-05-29 615 0
Who would you most like to see on Love Island 2019? radio Jeremy Corbyn / Jeremy Clarkson / Jeremy Kyle / Jeremy Irons / Prefer not to say 0 1093 1158 2019-05-29 400 0
Would you rather have feet for hands or hands for feet? radio Feet for hands / Hands for feet / Prefer not to say 0 1091 1156 2019-05-29 635 0
Which of the following hotels would you be happy to stay in? checkbox Premier Inn / Hilton / Holiday Inn / Travelodge / Best Western / Marriott / None / Prefer not to say 0 1090 1155 2019-05-29 963 0
Did you watch the season finale of Game of Thrones? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1089 1154 2019-05-29 1,044 0
If you voted in the recent European Parliament election, when did you decide who to vote for? radio Just before I voted / Days before I voted / Weeks before I voted / Months before I voted / A year or more before I voted / I voted for the party I always vote for / I didn’t vote / Prefer not to say 0 1088 1153 2019-05-29 73,421 0
Have you booked a summer holiday yet? radio Yes / No / I'm actually doing it right now! / Prefer not to say 0 1086 1151 2019-05-24 5,037 0
On average, how much would you spend on a pair of work heels? radio £0-49.99 / £50-99.99 / £100-149.99 / £150-199.99 / £200+ / What are work heels? / I wouldn't buy or wear work heels / Prefer not to say 0 1085 1150 2019-05-24 989 0
Have you, or are you going to, vote today? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1084 1149 2019-05-23 27,837 0
Are you a member of any other online panels for answering surveys? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1082 1147 2019-05-23 916 0
On average, how many video games do you buy a year? radio Less than 1 game / 1-2 games / 3-5 games / 6-8 games / 9-10 games / More than 10 games / Prefer not to say 0 1081 1146 2019-05-23 36,460 0
Do you enjoy cult-following/arthouse styled films? radio Yes / No / I don't know what these are / Prefer not to say 0 1080 1145 2019-05-23 967 0
What is your favourite sport? radio Tennis / Football / Athletics / Rugby / Cricket / Motor racing / Golf / Other / I don't like sport / Prefer not to say 0 1079 1144 2019-05-22 925 0
Which of the following is the biggest factor you consider when buying a consumer healthcare product? radio Made by a trusted pharmaceutical brand / Has a high profile endorsement / Value for money / Positive online reviews / Referred by a medical association / Prefer not to say 0 1078 1143 2019-05-22 739 0
How do you prefer to buy films? (Tick all that apply) checkbox DVD / Blueray / Download / Stream / Rent them / Other / I don't buy films / Prefer not to say 0 1077 1142 2019-05-22 981 0
Do you work in the retail sector? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1076 1141 2019-05-22 8,513 0
Are you responsible for managing parcels/logistics at work? radio Yes / No / Sometimes / Prefer not to say 0 1075 1140 2019-05-22 3,823 0
How often do you bake or cook with your children per month? radio Never / Five times or more / Four times / Three times / Twice / Once / Less than once / Prefer not to say 0 1074 1139 2019-05-21 42,114 0
How likely are you to vote in Thursday's European Parliament election on a scale from 1 to 10, where 1 means you almost certainly WILL NOT vote and 10 means you almost certainly WILL vote? radio 1 - I almost certainly will NOT vote / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - I almost certainly WILL vote / Prefer not to say 0 1073 1138 2019-05-12 81,247 0
What is the maximum you would pay for a bottle of wine at a restaurant? radio I don't drink wine / £20 - £30 / £30 - £40 / £40 - £50 / Over £50 / Under £20 / Prefer not to say 0 1072 1137 2019-05-19 971 0
Do you sometimes have to travel internationally for work? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1071 1136 2019-05-17 961 0
Do you use/have access to a business credit card for work? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1070 1135 2019-05-17 929 0
How often do you read the PMP blog? radio Every time a new one is published / Never / What blog? / Sometimes / Rarely / Prefer not to say 0 1069 1134 2019-05-17 931 0
What cereals do you enjoy eating? (tick all that apply) checkbox Coco Pops / Frosties / Weetabix / Shreddies / Rice Krispies / Corn Flakes / Fruit Loops / Cheerios / None / I don't eat cereal / Prefer not to say 0 1068 1133 2019-05-17 937 0
What's your favourite brand of cider? radio Bulmer's / Strongbow / Rekorderlig / Woodpecker / Magners / Kopparberg / Thatcher's / Stella Artois / Old Mout Cider / Savanna / Somersby / Brothers / Scrumpy Jack / Other / I don't drink cider / Prefer not to say 0 1067 1132 2019-05-16 118,724 0
Which deodorant brand do you buy? (tick all that apply) checkbox Lynx / Dove / Old Spice / Nivea / Right Guard / Sure / L'Oreal / Sanex / Mitchum / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1066 1131 2019-05-16 127,029 0
Are you attending any of the following festivals? checkbox Isle of Wight / TRNSMT / Lovebox / Glasgow Summer Session / Edinburgh Summer Session / Reading / Leeds / Citadel / Camp Bestival / Latitude / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1065 1130 2019-05-16 132,386 0
Did you watch Sliced on Dave last night? radio Yes / No / Can't remember / Prefer not to say 0 1064 1129 2019-05-16 1,969 0
Are you currently watching any of the following TV channels? radio BBC One / BBC Two / BBC Four / BBC Alba / ITV / ITV 2 / ITV 3 / ITV 4 / ITV Be / Channel 4 / Channel 5 / Dave / 5 USA / home / E4 / Spike / Quest / Food Network / Travel Channel / CBS Action / CBS Drama / CBS Reality / Horror Channel / Tru TV / Other / I'm not watching TV / Prefer not to say 0 1063 1128 2019-05-02 2,703 0
Are you a fan of any of the following classic horror films? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Childs Play / Friday the 13th / Dracula / The Exorcist / The Shining / Psycho / Texas Chainsaw Massacre / Alien / I prefer other classic horror films / I only like new horror films / I don't like horror films at all / Prefer not to say 0 1062 1127 2019-05-15 978 0
Do you like a freebie? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1061 1126 2019-05-15 1,278 0
Would you describe yourself as a tradesperson / tradesman / tradeswoman? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 1060 1125 2019-05-15 120,850 0
Which of the following services do you offer? (Tick all that apply, if any) checkbox CCTV / Satellites / Alarms / Security Systems / Bathroom Fitter / Blacksmith / Metal Worker / Bricklayer / Builder / Carpenter / Joiner / Cleaner / Drainage Specialist / Driveway Pavers / Electrician / Floor Fitter / Gardener / Landscape Gardner / Gas / Heating Engineer / Handyperson / Kitchen Specialist / Locksmith / Loft Conversion Specialist / Painter and Decorater / Pest Control / Plasterer / Renderer / Plumber / Removal Person / Roofer / Specialist Tradesperson / Stoneworker / Stonemason / Swimming Pool Specialist / Tiler / Traditional Craftsperson / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1059 1124 2019-05-15 3,211 0
Which of the following options would you prefer as a conclusion to Brexit? radio A "No Deal" Brexit / Britain remaining in the EU / No preference / Prefer not to say 0 1058 1123 2019-05-15 92,488 0
If elections to the European Parliament were held tomorrow, which party, if any, would you vote for? radio Conservative Party / Labour Party / Liberal Democrats / UK Independence Party (UKIP) / Change UK - The Independent Group / Greens / Brexit Party / Scottish National Party (SNP) / Plaid Cymru / Other / Don't know / I would not vote / Prefer not to say 0 1057 1122 2019-05-15 90,311 0
What's your favourite brand of lager? checkbox Fosters / Heineken / Desperados / Carling / Budweiser / Carlsberg / Stella Artois / Coors Light / Tennent’s / Pilsner Urquell / San Miguel / Peroni / Corona / Kronenbourg / Beck's / Amstel / Sol / Other / I don't drink lager / Prefer not to say 0 1055 1120 2019-05-15 118,534 0
Which of the following do you think would be a good Prime Minister? checkbox Michael Gove / Boris Johnson / Sajid Javid / Dominic Raab / Matt Hancock / Penny Morduant / Liz Truss / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1054 1119 2019-05-14 67,414 0
Who you do think will win the upcoming European Parliament elections? radio The Labour Party / The Brexit Party / Change UK / The Conservatives / The Liberal Democrats / The Greens / Other / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 1053 1118 2019-05-14 47,877 0
Would you invest in an oil and gas company? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 1052 1117 2019-05-03 25,174 0
How likely are you to vote in the next UK general election on a scale from 1 to 10, where 1 means you almost certainly WILL NOT vote and 10 means you almost certainly WILL vote? radio 1 - I almost certainly will NOT vote / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 - I almost certainly WILL vote / Prefer not to say 0 1051 1116 2019-05-12 Voting likelihood 200,165 365
Which of the following would you be be likely to tip more generously? radio Dark haired / Blonde haired / Neither / I'd tip both equally / Prefer not to say 0 1050 1115 2019-05-11 928 0
If Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn were standing at the next general election, which would you vote for? radio Boris Johnson / Jeremy Corbyn / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 1049 1114 2019-05-10 91,126 0
Do you have a UK Motorbike licence? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1048 1113 2019-05-10 957 0
How concerned are you about plastic waste? radio Very concerned / Concerned / Slightly concerned / Not concerned / Prefer not to say 1 1047 1112 2019-05-09 89,293 0
How concerned are you about climate change? radio Very concerned / Concerned / Slightly concerned / Not concerned / I don't believe in human-induced climate change / Prefer not to say 1 1046 1111 2019-05-09 86,629 0
When using an online booking system, which of the following is most important to you? radio Easy booking process / Payment feels secure / Short booking process / Booking confirmation / Personal information privacy / None of these / I don't book things online / Prefer not to say 0 1034 1099 2019-05-08 962 0
Do you like any of the following artists? checkbox Michael Buble / Jamie Cullum / Rag n' Bone Man / Sam Smith / Liam Payne / Lewis Capaldi / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1033 1098 2019-05-08 29,319 0
Would having a uniquely numbered "Well Driven?" badge on your vehicle make you think twice about your driving style? radio Yes / No / I don't drive / Prefer not to say 0 1032 1097 2019-05-07 951 0
Have you played any of the following Pokémon games? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Pokémon Blue/Red/Yellow / Pokémon Silver/Gold/Crystal / Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald / Pokémon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum / Pokémon Black/White/Black 2/White 2 / Pokémon X/Y / Pokémon Sun/Moon/Ultra Sun/Ultra Moon / Pokémon Lets Go Eevee/Pikachu / Pokémon Go / None / Prefer not to say 0 1031 1096 2019-05-07 1,763 0
Would you invest in an oil and gas company? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 1030 1095 2019-05-03 6,072 0
Do you have an American Express credit card? radio Yes / No, I have a different credit card / No, I don't have a credit card / Prefer not to say 0 1029 1094 2019-05-03 870 0
Which Pokemon Starter Type do you generally go for? checkbox Fire / Water / Grass / Other (Pikachu or Evvee) / I have no idea/no interest / Prefer not to say 0 1028 1093 2019-05-03 10,085 0
Please select your favourite characters from the mario universe? [Tick all that you like] checkbox Mario / Luigi / Toad / Yoshi / Donkey Kong / Peach / Daisy / Bowser / Bowser Jr / King Boo / Goomba / Wario / Walugi / Other Character / No idea / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1027 1092 2019-05-03 10,552 0
Would you let your kids play any of the following games? checkbox Pokemon / Super Mario Maker / Lugi's Mansion / Legend of Zelda / Mario Party / Mario Kart / Splatoon / Nintendo Labo / Fortnite / Fifa / Super Smash Bros / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1026 1091 2019-05-03 46,932 0
Are you watching Line of Duty? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1025 1090 2019-05-03 976 0
Are you currently watching any of the following TV channels? radio BBC One / BBC Two / BBC Four / BBC Alba / ITV / ITV 2 / ITV 3 / ITV 4 / ITV Be / Channel 4 / Channel 5 / Dave / 5 USA / home / E4 / Spike / Quest / Food Network / Travel Channel / CBS Action / CBS Drama / CBS Reality / Horror Channel / Tru TV / Other / I'm not watching TV / Prefer not to say 0 1023 1088 2019-05-02 133,048 0
Do you read any of the following types of books? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Non Fiction / Current Affairs / Romance / Arts / History / Comedy / Horror / Thriller/Crime / Other / I dont read books / Prefer not to say 1 1022 1087 2019-05-02 191,275 0
When travelling to Europe, for work or pleasure, what's your most frequent method of transport? radio Eurotunnel (car shuttle) / Eurostar / Cross-Channel ferry / Flight / North Sea ferry (eg from Harwich/Hull/Newcastle) / No preference/I don't travel to Europe / Prefer not to say 0 1021 1086 2019-05-02 978 0
Do you lease a vehicle for business use via PCH (personal contract hire)? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 1019 1084 2019-05-01 12,002 0
What do you look for in wedding stationery? checkbox Price / Design / Customer service / Packaging / Delivery times / Testimonials / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1018 1083 2019-04-29 937 0
Do use Facebook as much as you used to before Cambridge Analytica? checkbox Yes / No / Yes, but not for personal stuff / Prefer not to say 0 1017 1082 2019-04-29 75,632 0
Do you think full-time freelancers earn more than full-time employees? radio Yes, at least 10% more / Yes, at least 20% more / Yes, at least 30% more / Yes, at least 50% more / Prefer not to say 0 1016 1081 2019-04-29 636 0
Have you recently bought a PC? radio Yes, in the last 6 months / Yes, but not in the last 6 months / No, but I'm considering buying one / No / Prefer not to say 0 1015 1080 2019-04-29 117,682 0
Do you currently have Solar Panels installed on your home? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 1014 1079 2019-04-26 150,760 0
What 5 factors are most important for you when choosing a rental home? checkbox Price / family and friends nearby / Good parking / Parks nearby / Job nearby / School nearby / College nearby / Pre-school nearby / Proximity to town centre / Close to bus routes / Close to leisure amenities / Accessible home for disabled family member / Potential to live in long time / Responsive landlord / Potential to buy the property in the future / Other / I wouldn't rent a home / Prefer not to say 0 1012 1077 2019-04-25 949 0
Who is your favourite R&B Soul singer? checkbox Whitney Houston / Mariah Carey / Janet Jackson / Céline Dion / Tina Turner / Toni Braxton / Alicia Keys / Diana Ross / Jenifer Hudson / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1011 1076 2019-04-25 122,824 0
Did you buy Easter eggs from Co-op this year? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1010 1075 2019-04-25 129,636 0
To help fund the prizes, would you consent to us passing your postcode, a unique identifier based on your email address, and your answers to Experian? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1009 1074 2019-04-24 186 0
If you could time travel to any decade which would you choose? checkbox 40s / 50s / 60s / 70s / 80s / 90s / 00s / Other / I'm happy where i am thanks / Prefer not to say 0 1007 1072 2019-04-23 990 0
Which Xbox Console model do you own? checkbox Xbox 360 / Xbox One / Xbox One S / Xbox One X / None / Prefer not to say 0 1006 1071 2019-04-23 11,947 0
do you celebrate Easter radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1005 1070 2019-04-21 925 0
What do you look for when considering a credit card? (tick all that apply) checkbox Brand / Experiences / Points / Rewards / Credit limits / Eligibility / APR/Interest rate / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 1003 1068 2019-04-18 945 0
Are you enjoying a late afternoon beverage? radio Yes / No! / I don't drink? / Prefer not to say 0 1002 1067 2019-04-18 1,003 0
Is it ever okay to check through your partner's phone without their consent? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 1001 1066 2019-04-17 892 0
Are you currently attending/doing any of the following? checkbox College/Sixth form / Apprenticeship / University / Adult learning / School / Other qualification / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 1000 1065 2019-04-17 1,007 0
The 850 year-old Notre Dame cathedral has been devastated by a fire. Do you think it should or should not be rebuilt? radio It should be rebuilt, as close as possible to how it was / It should be rebuilt, to a new design / It should not be rebuilt / Prefer not to say 0 462 1061 2019-04-17 76,097 0
Are you watching Game of Thrones? radio Yes / No / Not decided yet / Prefer not to say 0 461 1060 2019-04-16 986 0
Do you prefer watching Keeping up with the Kardashians or Real Housewives of Beverly Hills? radio Keeping up with the Kardashians / Real Housewives of Beverly Hills / Neither, I don't watch either / I like them both / Prefer not to say 0 460 1059 2019-04-16 985 0
Have you played any of the following games? checkbox Fallout 3 / Fallout 76 / Fallout 4 / Fallout New Vegas / Fallout / Fallout 2 / Other / Fallout Shelter / I don't play any of these / Prefer not to say 0 459 1058 2019-04-16 27,692 0
Which Marvel characters are your favourite? checkbox Iron Man / Hulk / Hawkeye / Spider Man / Thanos / Captain America / Deadpool / Thor / Black Widow / Ant Man / Scarlet Witch / Captain Marvel / Other / Don't like marvel / Prefer not to say 0 458 1057 2019-04-16 947 0
Have you ever heard or played any of the 'Doom' Series? radio Yes i have played 'Doom' / I have heard of 'Doom' but not played it / No i don't know what 'Doom' is / Prefer not to say 1 456 1055 2019-04-16 105,134 0
What are your key motivations when choosing a hotel for your family holiday? checkbox Kids stay & eat for free / Large family rooms / Discounted family rates on activities / Kids clubs / Unlimited free high speed WiFi / Range of facilities on site / Something else / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 453 1052 2019-04-14 917 0
How do you have your hot cross buns? radio Cold / Toasted / Warmed, but not toasted / I don't eat hot cross buns / Prefer not to say 0 452 1051 2019-04-14 9,824 0
Would you want to manage all your streaming subscriptions (netflix, amazon prime, hulu) from one place? radio Yes / No / I don't use streaming services / Prefer not to say 0 451 1050 2019-04-12 970 0
Will you go to Co-op to buy your Easter Eggs? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 450 1049 2019-04-12 989 0
Do you know what a browser extension is? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 447 1046 2019-04-11 1,001 0
Which of the following shows do your kids watch? (tick all that apply) checkbox Miraculous / PJ Masks / Paw Patrol / Polly Pocket / Piggy Tales / Talking Tom and Friends / Zak Storm / None of these / I don't know / They're too old / Prefer not to say 0 446 1045 2019-04-11 88,408 0
What takeaways do you regularly order? checkbox Chinese / Thai / Pizza / Chicken / Fish and chips / Indian / Sushi / Kebab / Greek / Vegan/Vegetarian / Other / Burgers / Alcohol delivery / I don't order takeaway / Prefer not to say 0 445 1044 2019-04-11 1,014 0
Do you read any of the following magazines? checkbox New Scientist / The Week / New Statesman / The Economist / Financial Times / Forbes / Huffington Post / Other 'Current affairs' publications / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 443 1042 2019-04-09 976 0
Which of the following do you enjoy drinking? checkbox Gin / Rum / Vodka / Whiskey / Lager / Pilsner/Ale/Bitter/Stout / Cider / Perry/Mead / Champagne/Prosecco / Liqueurs / Other / Sambuca / Tequila / Don't drink alcohol / Prefer not to say 0 440 1039 2019-04-09 2,500 0
Would you be more likely to donate to UK or international charity? radio UK / International / Prefer not to say 0 439 1038 2019-04-07 733 0
Do you think the FA Cup semi finals should be held at Wembley? radio Yes / No / Don't care / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 438 1037 2019-04-07 1,002 0
What Type of coffee do you drink? checkbox Espresso / Americano / Latte / Cappuccino / Flat White / Macchiato / Other / I don't like coffee / Prefer not to say 0 435 1034 2019-04-05 94,652 0
Which reward/loyalty schemes do you use? checkbox Tesco Clubcard / Sainsburys Nectar Card / M&S Reward Card / American Express Reward Programme / Boots Advantage Card / Starbucks Rewards Card / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 434 1033 2019-04-05 138,141 0
What sports/forms of exercise do you like to do? checkbox Running / Swimming / Horse Riding / Fitness Classes / Football / Rugby / Cycling / Tennis / Squash / Go to the Gym / Walking / Yoga / None of these / Prefer not to say 1 433 1032 2019-04-05 77,692 0
What sports do you enjoy watching? checkbox Football / Rugby (Union or League) / Tennis / Cricket / Running / Boxing / Horse Racing / Formula 1 / Hockey / Table Tennis / Darts / E-Sports / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 1 432 1031 2019-04-05 146,080 0
Best breed for small kids radio Bulldog / Beagle / Bull Terrier / Collie / Newfoundland dog / Vizsla / Irish Setter / Poodle / Labrador Retriever / Golden Retriever / Something else / Prefer not to say 0 431 1030 2019-04-04 7,681 0
Why wouldn't you consider being an Airbnb host? (tick all that apply) checkbox I don't need the money / I don't have enough space / I don't like the idea of strangers in my house / It sounds too complicated to set up and manage / I don't think my home is in the right condition / I don't think there's a need for it in my area / Something else / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 430 1029 2019-04-04 29,777 0
Are you interested in investing and actively managing your personal funds? radio Not interested / Slightly interested / Interested / Very interested / Prefer not to say 1 429 1028 2019-04-04 159,808 0
In your opinion, who would be a good Prime Minister? (Tick all that apply) checkbox Jeremy Corbyn / Keir Starmer / Tom Watson / Heidi Allen / Chuka Umunna / Vince Cable / Boris Johnson / Michael Gove / Dominic Raab / Sajid Javid / Jeremy Hunt / Emily Thornberry / Yvette Cooper / None of these / Someone else / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 428 1027 2019-04-04 103,001 0
Would you be happy to provide some feedback to us (PMP) about being an Airbnb host? radio Yes, please email me / No thanks / Prefer not to say 0 427 1026 2019-04-03 418 0
Why don't you like Oreos? checkbox I don’t like biscuits / I don’t like chocolate biscuits / I don’t like biscuits with cream / I like plain biscuits / They’re too messy / Something else / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 426 1025 2019-04-02 1,005 0
How do you eat your Oreo? checkbox All in one / Twist it then eat in two parts / Twist it, Lick it then Dunk it / Twist & Lick / Dunk it in one / I don't like Oreo / Prefer not to say 0 425 1024 2019-04-02 1,906 0
Which of the following is most responsible for the recent rise in knife crime? radio Police cuts / Social media / General austerity / Failing education system / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 424 1023 2019-03-30 861 0
What best describes your employment status? radio Employed for wages / Self-employed / Out of work but looking / Unemployed and not looking (and not retired) / Homemaker / Student / Military / Retired / Unable to work / Other / Prefer not to say 1 423 1022 2019-03-28 Employment status 415,434 365
Do you have sensitive skin? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 422 1021 2019-03-28 972 0
In which of the following outdoor activities do you participate? checkbox Hiking / Rock climbing / Skiing / Orienteering / Sailing / Mountain Biking / Camping / Canoeing / Hunting / Fishing / Another outdoor activity / I don't participate in any outdoor activities / Prefer not to say 0 421 1020 2019-03-28 991 0
Would you pay 3p a day for an ad-free version of Pick my Postcode? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 420 1019 2019-03-28 968 0
Would you pay £10 a year for an ad-free version of Pick my Postcode? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 419 1018 2019-03-28 961 0
Would you pay £1.50 a month for an ad-free version of Pick my Postcode? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 418 1017 2019-03-28 978 0
What do you look for in Headphones? checkbox Sound Quality / Durability / Noise Cancellation / Comfort / Brand / Style / Bass / Wired/Wireless / Other / Price / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 417 1016 2019-03-28 968 0
What brand of headphones do you own? checkbox Apple / Samsung / Sennheiser / Sony / Beats by Dre / Bose / JBL / Other / I dont own any / Prefer not to say 0 416 1015 2019-03-28 986 0
Are human rights relevant to your daily life? radio Very relevant / Somewhat relevant / Not really relevant / Not at all relevant / I don't know enough about human rights / Prefer not to say 0 415 1014 2019-03-27 928 0
Which of the following films are you most excited to watch? checkbox John Wick 3 / Hellboy / Angel Has Fallen / Rambo V / Six Minutes to Midnight / Midway / David Copperfield / Prefer not to say 0 414 1013 2019-03-27 4,953 0
Were you covered by travel insurance when you went to your festival(s) outside the UK in 2018? radio Yes / No / I can't remember / unsure / Prefer not to say 0 413 1012 2019-03-27 1,856 0
Where did you attend music festivals in 2018? checkbox UK / Europe (not UK) / Outside UK/Europe / I didn't! / Prefer not to say 0 412 1011 2019-03-27 151,178 0
What would you be willing to pay for a genetic test that would determine the best course of medication if you were diagnosed with a terminal illness? radio I would not be willing to pay / £0 - £1,000 / £1,000 - £2,500 / £2,500 - £5,000 / £5,000 - £10,000 / £10,000 - £20,000 / £20,000 - £50,000 / £50,000+ / Prefer not to say 0 411 1010 2019-03-26 751 0
Are you waiting until Brexit is resolved before buying or selling a house? radio Yes / No - I plan to move regardless / No - I am not interested in moving / Prefer not to say 0 410 1009 2019-03-26 939 0
Do you use voice assist technology while in your car? radio I use the voice assist that is built into my car / I use voice assist on my mobile (e.g. Siri, Google Assistant) / I use both in-built and voice assist on my mobile in my car / I do not use voice assist while in my car, but I use it elsewhere (eg. Siri, Alexa) / I do not use voice assist at all / I don't have a car / Prefer not to say 0 409 1008 2019-03-25 75,773 0
What Channels/Services do you watch sport on? checkbox Amazon Prime / Sky Sports / BBC / ITV / BT Sport / Now Tv / I don't watch Sport / BEIN Sport / Other / Prefer not to say 0 408 1007 2019-03-22 937 0
You’re in a restaurant - would you make a post on Instagram tagging the restaurant for a free drink? radio Yes / No / Maybe / I don't have Instagram / Prefer not to say 0 407 1006 2019-03-22 976 0
Would you "Airbnb" (hire out) your car for extra income? radio Yes / No / I don't have a car / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 406 1005 2019-03-22 152,436 0
Do you use your car every day? radio Yes / No / I don't have a car / Prefer not to say 0 405 1004 2019-03-22 98,271 0
Which film directors do you enjoy watching? checkbox Guy Ritchie / Quentin Tarantino / Steven Spielberg / Martin Scorsese / Ridley Scott / Woody Allen / Tim Burton / James Cameron / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 404 1003 2019-03-22 846 0
Which of the following actors do you enjoy watching? checkbox Brad Pitt / Margot Robbie / Leonardo DiCaprio / Tim Roth / Dakota Fanning / Al Pacino / Damian Lewis / Kurt Russell / Prefer not to say 0 403 1002 2019-03-21 662 0
What do you use Amazon Prime for? (Please tick all that apply) checkbox First day delivery / Amazon Prime Video / Echo device(s) / Unlimited reading / Amazon music / Exclusive access to sales / Something else / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 401 401 2019-03-20 646 0
Do you have Amazon Prime? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 400 399 2019-03-19 4,874 0
Which of the following Pizza toppings would interest you? checkbox Pancetta & Mascarpone / Margherita / Antipasta / Salami & Nduja Spicy Sausage / Prosciutto & Rocket / Salami & Truffle / Lemon, Ricotta & Spinach / Chicken Arrabiata / I don't like Pizza / None of these interest me / Prefer not to say 0 399 398 2019-03-19 1,025 0
Do you think Britain will stay in the EU? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 398 397 2019-03-19 975 0
Have you ever heard of Amazon Prime Day? radio Yes / No / Yes, but don't know what it's about / Prefer not to say 0 397 396 2019-03-19 985 0
How likely are you to purchase a Microsoft Surface? radio Definitely will / Probably will / Not sure / Probably will not / Definitely will not / Prefer not to say 0 395 373 2019-03-14 19,180 0
Do you have experience in any of the following? (tick all that apply) checkbox Bookkeeping / Accounts / Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) / Digital Marketing (PPC, Affiliate networks, FB/Google ads) / Website upkeep / moderation / Social media / Market research / Account management / Project management / Personal assistant / None / Prefer not to say 0 394 394 2019-03-18 18,155 0
Are you considering switching your broadband / TV provider to any of the following? checkbox BT / Sky / Virgin Media / TalkTalk / No / I don't have/want broadband / Prefer not to say 0 393 393 1970-01-01 89,462 0
Which of the following would you take your kids to on the weekend/half term? checkbox Zoo / Cinema / Theme Park / Public Outdoor Space (Park, Nature Reserve etc...) / Aquarium / Arcade / Watch a Concert/Live Music / Watch Live Sport / Shopping / Beach / Eat Out / None / Prefer not to say 0 392 392 2019-03-18 1,490 0
Are you looking for flexible work to fit around your lifestyle/commitments? radio Yes / No / I'm considering it / Prefer not to say 0 391 391 2019-03-18 176,168 0
Will you reach the Lifetime ISA's £4k annual contribution limit this tax year? radio Yes, gradually over the course of the year / Yes, with a lump sum before the deadline / Hopefully / Unlikely / No / Prefer not to say 0 390 390 2019-03-18 366 0
"Brexit should be cancelled because the referendum was not democratic" radio Strongly agree / Agree / Don't know / Disagree / Strongly disagree / Prefer not to say 0 389 389 2019-03-17 958 0
Are you an Airbnb host? radio Yes / No, not my thing / No, but I'd consider it / Prefer not to say 0 387 387 2019-03-15 122,267 0
Do you take an active interest in Art & Design? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 385 385 2019-03-15 459 0
I'm interested in dating... radio Men / Women / Everyone / No one / Prefer not to say 0 383 383 2019-03-15 15,486 0
Do you have a Lifetime ISA? radio Yes, a Cash Lifetime ISA / Yes, a Stocks & Shares Lifetime ISA / No, but I have a Help-to-Buy ISA / No, none of the above / Prefer not to say 0 382 382 2019-03-15 6,023 0
Would you be more likely to visit somewhere if there were photo opportunities for social media? radio Much more likely / A bit more likely / No / Prefer not to say 0 381 381 2019-03-15 971 0
Have you ever been to see any on stage magic shows? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 380 380 2019-03-15 961 0
Have you ever been to see any on stage magic shows? checkbox Yes / No / No but I do love magic / Prefer not to say 0 379 379 2019-03-15 979 0
Have you visited Bloomberg.com in the past 3 months? radio No / Not sure / Yes / Prefer not to say 0 378 378 2019-03-15 15,098 0
To what extent are you familiar with the Hyundai automotive brand? radio I don't know anything about the brand / I know a little about the brand and what they offer / I know the brand and what they offer / I know a lot about the brand and what they offer / Prefer not to say 0 375 375 2019-03-14 21,918 0
What adverts do you prefer to view? checkbox Video (same style as TV Adverts) / Image Adverts (square, billboard, banner) / Adverts I can interact with / Sponsored written/video / I would rather pay a subscription than view ads / Other types of advertising / Page skin (background and sides of a website) / Augmented reality advertising / Prefer not to say 0 374 374 2019-03-14 653 0
How likely are you to purchase a Microsoft Surface? radio Definitely will / Probably will / Not sure / Probably will not / Definitely will not / Prefer not to say 0 373 373 2019-03-14 19,025 0
What gender is your partner/spouse? radio Male / Female / Identifies as neither / I don't have one / Prefer not to say 0 372 372 2019-03-13 62,453 0
Which Actors do you like? checkbox John Travolta / Nicholas Cage / None of these actors / Samuel L Jackson / Johnny Depp / Tom Cruise / Christopher Walken / Bruce Willis / Other / Prefer not to say 0 371 371 2019-03-13 956 0
Have you received face-to-face counselling at any point in the past 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 370 370 2019-03-12 59,461 0
Should the Prime Minister resign? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 369 369 2019-03-12 11,605 0
Would you be interested in using an app to find people to split the cost and share products in 2 for 1 deals? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 368 368 2019-03-12 15,628 0
Are you currently engaged to be married? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 367 367 2019-03-12 16,903 0
What Video Games do you play? checkbox Red Dead Redemption / Fallout / Elder Scrolls / Grand Theft Auto / Call of Duty / Anthem / Assassins Creed / Pokemon / Legend of Zelda / Other Games / Fortnite / Fifa / I don't play video games / Prefer not to say 0 366 366 2019-03-12 9,586 0
What is the best Yeo Valley yoghurt flavour? checkbox Natural / Lemon curd / Strawberry / Mango / Roasted hazelnut / Apricot and peach / Raspberry and passionfruit / I don't eat Yeo Valley Yoghurt / Unsure / Prefer not to say 0 365 365 2019-03-12 988 0
When booking a flight what are your main considerations for choosing the airline? checkbox Price / Reputation / Comfort / Onboard Entertainment / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 364 364 2019-03-12 942 0
What are your favourite crisps? checkbox McCoys / Hula Hoops / Monster Munch / Skips / Space Raiders / Discos / Pom-Bar / Phileas Fogg / Walkers / Doritos / Frazzles / Kettle Crisps / none of the above / I don't like crisps / Prefer not to say 0 363 363 2019-03-12 961 0
What are your feelings toward electric cars? checkbox I own one & love it / Too expensive / I'm thinking about getting one / The electric driving range is too short / I don't like how they look / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 362 362 2019-03-12 938 0
Have you heard of Syft? radio Yes, use it / Yes, I know someone who uses it / Yes, but I don't know anyone who uses it / Not sure / No / Prefer not to say 0 361 361 2019-03-11 1,013 0
Are you hoping to buy your first home one day? radio Yes / No / I already own a home / Prefer not to say 0 360 360 2019-03-11 20,285 0
Do you use cashback to increase savings for your first home? radio Yes, I move it into a generic savings account / Yes, I move it into a Help to Buy or Lifetime ISA / Yes, other / No, but I do use cashback / No, I do not use cashback at all / Prefer not to say 0 359 359 2019-03-11 1,922 0
What takeaway services do you use? checkbox Deliveroo / Just Eat / Uber Eats / Other / Order online directly from takeaway / Order over phone directly from takeaway / Go into takeaway and order in store / I don't eat takeaway / Prefer not to say 0 358 358 2019-03-11 1,015 0
What characteristics do you look for in a vehicle? checkbox Size of vehicle / BHP (Break Horse Power) / Number of seats / Safety / Size of engine / Cost of insurance / Brand/Model / Other / Luxury/Comfort / Colour/Finish / Gadgets/Technology / I have no interest in vehicles / Prefer not to say 0 357 357 2019-03-11 976 0
What type of car do you look for as your main car? radio 4X4/SUV (Sport Utility Vehicle) / HatchBack / Sedan / MPV (Multi Purpose Vehicle) / Convertible / Crossover / Coupe / I don't own car(s)/don’t know/other / Prefer not to say 0 356 356 2019-03-11 930 0
If you could, would you offset the carbon footprint of every product you buy? radio Yes, and I would pay extra if needed / Yes, but I would not pay extra / Yes, but only a fixed amount (e.g. rounding up to the nearest pound) / No, I don't trust that the carbon will actually be offset / No, I don't see the point / No, for some other reason / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 355 355 2019-03-10 954 0
What bothers you most about managing your home finances? radio The time it takes / I do not manage my home finances / The stress it causes / It doesn't bother me / The arguments I have with my partner about it / Something else / Prefer not to say 0 353 353 2019-03-07 950 0
Please indicate which of the following Charities you are aware of: checkbox Children in Need / Save The Children / Action For Children / Barnardos / Teenage Cancer Trust / The Children’s Society / Whizz Kids / NSPCC / Variety / Childline / Great Ormond Street Hospital / Autistic Society / Disabled Children’s Partnership / KIDS / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 352 352 2019-03-07 9,000 0
Would you like us (PMP) to email you paid survey opportunities? radio Yes please! / No thanks / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 351 351 2019-03-06 50 0
Would you pay £250 to put a video on our Video Draw (70,000 views) for a day? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 350 350 2019-03-05 942 0
What are your thoughts on network marketing? (also known as multi-level marketing e.g. companies such as Herbalife, Forever Living, Avon) radio Positive / Somewhat Positive / Neutral / Somewhat Negative / Negative / Unaware Of Network Marketing / Prefer not to say 0 349 349 2019-03-05 896 0
How much was your (main) car worth at time of purchase? radio Under £1,000 / £1,000 - £5,000 / £5,001 - £10,000 / £10,001 - £20,000 / Over £20,000 / Prefer not to say 0 348 348 2019-03-05 88,796 0
If your company offered a small bonus to staff would you prefer: radio £200 added to pay (but will be subject to tax/NI) / £200 Amazon voucher / Prefer not to say 0 345 345 2019-03-05 891 0
People who shop at M&S for clothing are... (Please tick all that you think apply) checkbox Fashionable / Boring / Outdated / Modern / Old / Traditional / Young / Creative / Smart (clever/savvy) / Well-dressed / Wealthy / Poor / None of these / Prefer not to say 0 344 344 2019-03-04 23,747 0
What is your household income? radio Under £7,000 / £7,000 - £9,999 / £10,000 - £12,999 / £13,000 - £19,999 / £20,000 - £26,999 / £27,000 - £29,999 / £30,000 - £39,999 / £40,000 - £59,999 / £60,000 - £79,999 / £80,000 - £99,999 / Over £100,000 / Prefer not to say 0 342 342 2019-03-04 42,767 0
If you lose your job after Brexit, what will you do? radio I won't lose my job / Look for a new job in the UK / Start my own business / Move abroad for work / Rely on family to support me / Other / I don't have a job / Prefer not to say 0 341 341 2019-03-04 833 0
Are you looking to buy a car in the next 6 months? radio Yes, I have been researching new cars online / Yes, I have been researching used cars online / Yes, I have been researching both used cars and new cars online / Yes, but I've not been researching online / No / Prefer not to say 0 340 340 2019-03-04 47,307 0
Has immigration been good for the country? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 1 339 339 2019-03-04 89,914 0
Pineapple on pizza? radio Yes / No / I have no opinion / Prefer not to say 1 338 338 2019-03-03 29,246 0
Should I work for Aldi or the NHS? radio Aldi / NHS / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 337 337 2019-03-02 828 0
Should the government impose limits on online betting? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 336 336 2019-02-28 89,046 0
For Pancake Day, I would ... radio Use a family or friend's recipe / Use a recipe from the internet / Try to make something different / Try to eat a healthier option / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 335 335 2019-02-28 980 0
Do you have a Will? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 334 334 2019-02-28 919 0
If there is another brexit referendum would you vote the same way? radio I didn't vote last time / Undecided / No I wouldn't change the way I voted / Yes I would vote the same way / Prefer not to say 0 333 333 2019-02-28 979 0
Has being a member of Pickmypostcode.com helped you to give up, avoid or cut down paid gambling? radio Yes / No / Not sure / I don't gamble anyway / Prefer not to say 1 332 332 2019-02-28 167,420 365
Do you search for second hand items on more than two online marketplaces? radio I don’t buy second hand items online / I look on 1 online market place / I look on 2 online market places / I look on 3 online market places / I look on more than 3 online market places / Prefer not to say 0 331 331 2019-02-28 921 0
How important is it for children to learn Science Technology Engineering and Mathematic (STEM) skills in school? radio Extremely important / Very important / Somewhat important / Not important at all / Prefer not to say 0 330 330 2019-02-28 944 0
Do you like to smoke shisha? radio Whats shisha? / Never / Maybe once a week / Maybe once a month / More than once a week / Prefer not to say 0 329 329 2019-02-28 982 0
What makes you want to change broadband providers? checkbox Poor customer service / Poor speeds / Price of service / No point, they're all the same / Only change if moving property / More local Provider available / If the brand stands out / Other / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 328 328 2019-02-27 955 0
What do you think about online personal training and running coaching as a concept? radio Great idea / Good idea / Neither good nor bad idea / Bad idea / Terrible idea / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 327 327 2019-02-27 964 0
Do you feel optimistic about the future? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 326 326 2019-02-27 943 0
What do you look for when buying a horse? checkbox Size / Cost / Age / Location / Discipline - or for a particular need / I wouldn't buy a horse / Prefer not to say 0 325 325 2019-02-27 997 0
Do you ever visit any of the following attractions with your family? (tick all that apply) checkbox Thorpe Park / Legoland / Madame Tussauds / SEA Life Centres / Warwick Castle / Alton Towers Resort / Chessington World of Adventures Resort / The London Eye / Blackpool Tower / Shrek’s Adventure / The Dungeons / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 324 324 2019-02-27 978 0
Do you regularly listen to any of the following? checkbox Audiobooks / Podcasts / Recorded audio / Live radio / Comedy sets / Music / Nothing at all / None of the above / Other / Prefer not to say 1 323 323 2019-02-27 180,834 365
How do you listen to audiobooks? checkbox Audible / Buying individual titles ad hoc / iTunes / Google Music / Other / None of the above / I don't listen to audiobooks / Prefer not to say 0 322 322 2019-02-27 11,125 0
If click and collect was offered for your local businesses, would you use it over a supermarket? radio Definitely / Yes, I'd pay a little more to support local business / Yes, if the price of my shopping was similar / No, I don't trust my local businesses / No, it would be more expensive / No, for another reason / No chance / Prefer not to say 0 321 321 2019-02-27 896 0
What type of video games do you like? checkbox First Person Shooter (FPS) / Action/Adventure / Role Playing Game (RPG) / Puzzle / Sport/Racing / Strategy (RTS) / Horror / Arcade/Mobile Games / Other / I don't like Video Games / Prefer not to say 1 318 318 2019-02-26 96,229 0
Do you know what a data centre is? radio A secure room providing protected power, space and cooling for IT equipment / A computer system that stores data / A database with people's name and address stored in it / Don't know / Prefer not to say 0 316 316 2019-02-26 990 0
Was the Labour Party right to say it will support a second Brexit referendum? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 315 315 2019-02-26 29,928 0
How has your opinion on Meghan Markle changed since she started seeing Prince Harry? radio Remained the Same / Have grown to like her more / Have started to dislike her / I've never liked her / No opinion / Prefer not to say 0 313 313 2019-02-25 970 0
Do you use a local butcher? radio Yes, always / Yes, sometimes / No, too expensive / No, too hard to get to / No, inconvenient opening times / I don't eat or buy meat / Prefer not to say 0 312 312 2019-02-25 1,002 0
Have you heard of Pollpass? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 308 308 2019-02-25 4,864 0
Do you know what chronic pancreatitis is? radio Yes in detail / Never heard of it / Have heard of it / Prefer not to say 0 307 307 2019-02-25 981 0
Have you, or are you trying to quit smoking? checkbox Yes i've stopped smoking / I've recently tried stopping / I've tried stopping for ages / I have cut down massively / I've never smoked / I've moved onto E-cigarettes/Vaping Machines / Other / I'm content with smoking / Prefer not to say 0 306 306 2019-02-23 980 0
Can you swim 25m or more (the national curriculum standard)? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 305 305 2019-02-22 952 0
Have you ever tried shock absorbing insoles? radio Yes / No / What are shock absorbing insoles? / Prefer not to say 0 303 303 2019-02-22 79,618 0
Imagine you're told you'll get no more on-the-job training and you can't go on any more courses. How much better or worse do you think you'll be at your job in 5 years? radio This change would have a significant negative impact on my development / This change would have a slightly negative impact on my development / This change would have no impact - I'd be similarly effective even without courses / This change would have no impact - I'd be better as my best development is in my own time or as I work / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 301 301 2019-02-22 31,798 0
How much of an influence has on-the-job training or Continuing Professional Development (CPD) had on your effectiveness at work? radio Little or no influence / A small influence / A moderate influence / A strong influence / A very strong influence / Prefer not to say 0 300 300 2019-02-22 30,238 0
Have you heard of and/or eaten Manuka Honey? radio I've heard of it, but not tried it / I've eaten it / I eat it regularly / I stick to normal honey / Never heard of it / I don't like Honey / Other / Prefer not to say 0 299 299 2019-02-22 1,031 0
Do you drink loose leaf black tea? radio Yes, all the time / Yes, sometimes / No / Prefer not to say 0 296 296 2019-02-20 91,053 0
Was the Home Secretary right to revoke Shamima Begum's British Citizenship? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 294 294 2019-02-20 21,086 0
Should Conservative MPs join the Independent Group formed by recent Labour resignees? radio Yes / No / I don't know / I don't care / Prefer not to say 0 293 293 2019-02-20 17,599 0
What’s your favourite style of bread product? checkbox Bagel / Crumpet / Muffins / Pitta / Sliced / Other / Prefer not to say 0 292 292 2019-02-19 9,445 0
Has Brexit made you less confident in your employment prospects? radio Yes / No / I don't know / I don't work / Prefer not to say 0 291 291 2019-02-19 4,744 0
Were the seven, now independent, MPs right to resign from the Labour party? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 290 290 2019-02-18 63,221 0
Do you like any of the following actors? checkbox David Tennant / Jon Hamm / Jack Whitehall / Michael Sheen / Benedict Cumberbatch / Tom Hiddleston / Daniel Radcliffe / Josh Widdicombe / Henry Cavill / Don't Like any of these actors / Prefer not to say 0 289 289 2019-02-18 50,021 0
What is your favourite chocolate Brand? checkbox Reese's / Dairy Milk / Galaxy / Hersheys / Green and Blacks / Other / Bournville / I don't like chocolate / Prefer not to say 0 288 288 2019-02-18 988 0
What would you consider a fair monthly fee for an Xbox Gamepass subscription? checkbox £1 per month for 3 months then £7.99 per month after / £6 per month / Under £6 per month / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 287 287 2019-02-18 1,213 0
Why wouldn’t you sign up to Xbox Gamepass? checkbox I don't know what it is / I don't know how it works / Subscription is too expensive / Games library is too limited / Streaming speeds are poor / I use other game streaming services / Other / None / Prefer not to say 0 286 286 2019-02-18 5,502 0
Do you want to learn a new language? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 285 285 2019-02-15 128,044 0
Do you use any of the following hire car services? (tick all that apply) checkbox Hiyacar / Zipcar / Traditional rental car companies (Avis, etc.) / Turo / Drivy / None / Prefer not to say 0 284 284 2019-02-14 144,024 0
Do you watch any of the following shows? checkbox Hunted / SAS / The Island with Bear Grylls / Shipwrecked / I watch other Survival/Army Shows / I dont watch any of these / Prefer not to say 0 282 282 2019-02-14 979 0
Have you been to a music event in the last 12 months? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 281 281 2019-02-14 1,000 0
What do you look for when choosing your next lipstick? checkbox Colour / Ingredients / Brand / Price / Size / Other / I don't wear lipstick / Prefer not to say 0 280 280 2019-02-14 957 0
Are you attending any music festivals in the next 6 months? radio Yes / No / Other Type of Festival / Prefer not to say 0 279 279 2019-02-14 3,111 0
Would you buy an electric car? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Don't know yet / Prefer not to say 0 277 277 2019-02-13 1,003 0
Today is World Radio Day! How do you listen to the radio? radio I don't listen to the radio / Stereo system at home / On a website / On a radio show's phone app / Streaming services (Apple Music, Spotify, etc) / In the car / Other / Prefer not to say 0 276 276 2019-02-13 1,003 0
What music do you listen to? checkbox Rock / Pop / House / Funk / Jazz / Blues / Indie / World / Metal / Punk / Other / Classical / Country / I don't listen to music / Latin / R&B / Soul / Hip-Hop/Rap / Prefer not to say 1 275 275 2019-02-13 126,660 365
Should there be a referendum in Northern Ireland on the reunification of the island of Ireland? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 274 274 2019-02-13 23,287 0
What's your favourite drink? radio Cola / Lemonade / Juice / Water / Tea / Coffee / Squash / Other / Prefer not to say 0 273 273 2019-02-12 999 0
Whats your favourite flavour of Jelly? checkbox I dont like Jelly / Strawberry / Orange / Lime / Blackcurrent / Apple / Lemon / Mango / Raspberry / Kiwi / Watermelon / Other / Prefer not to say 0 272 272 2019-02-12 979 0
What do you put on your toast/breakfast? checkbox Nothing / I don't eat toast / Jam / Honey / Marmalade / Lemon Curd / Just Butter / Peanut Butter / Other / Prefer not to say 0 271 271 2019-02-12 25,949 0
What search engine(s) do you use? (tick all that apply) checkbox Google / Duck Duck Go / Yahoo / Bing / Other / Prefer not to say 0 270 270 2019-02-12 39,374 0
In the last 2 weeks, how many supermarket ready meals have you or your family consumed? radio 1-2 / 3-4 / 5-8 / 8-11 / 12+ / None / Prefer not to say 1 269 269 2019-02-12 210,564 365
Do you have a UK driving licence? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 268 268 2019-02-12 189,539 0
Are you watching TV right now? radio Yes / No / It's on in the background / Prefer not to say 0 267 267 2019-02-11 7,644 0
From which of the following do you buy clothes? (tick all that apply) checkbox Boohoo.com / Topshop / Dorothy Perkins / New Look / Missguided / ASOS / ASDA/George / PrettyLittleThing / Forever / Amazon / None / Prefer not to say 0 266 266 2019-02-11 46,649 0
Who will win the Premier League title this season? radio Manchester City / Liverpool / Tottenham / Arsenal / Manchester United / No idea / don't care / Prefer not to say 0 265 265 2019-02-11 44,958 0
Which retailer does the best bread? radio Asda / Co-op / Greggs the Bakers / Aldi / Lidl / Morrisons / Sainsburys / Marks and Spencer / Tesco / Waitrose / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 264 264 2019-02-10 16,335 0
Are you likely to purchase any of these computer devices in the near future? checkbox Microsoft Surface / Apple Mac / Apple iPad / Google Chromebook / Dell Laptop / HP Laptop / Lenovo Laptop / None / Prefer not to say 1 263 263 2019-02-09 98,807 0
Do you own a voice home assistant? radio Yes, Alexa / Yes, Google Home / Yes, Siri / I don’t know what you are talking about. / None / Prefer not to say 0 262 262 2019-02-08 61,122 0
How satisfied are you with the way Theresa May is performing? radio Satisfied / Dissatisfied / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 261 261 2019-02-08 5,806 0
How satisfied are you with the way Jeremy Corbyn is performing? radio Satisfied / Dissatisfied / Neither / Prefer not to say 0 260 260 2019-02-08 8,341 0
Should under 16s be banned from using smartphones? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 259 259 2019-02-07 46,628 0
How do you celebrate Valentines Day? radio Go out for dinner / Romantic night in / Romantic Weekend away / Nothing. I disagree with it / I don't. I'm single. / Stay in a Hotel / Other / Prefer not to say 0 258 258 2019-02-07 20,562 0
How do you eat your ice cream? checkbox Tub / Ice Cream Cone / Mini Cups / Ice Cream Sandwich / Other / I don't eat ice cream / Prefer not to say 0 257 257 2019-02-07 1,436 0
What Brand of Ice Cream do you tend to choose? checkbox Ben and Jerrys / Haagen Dazs / Walls / Green and Blacks / Halo Tops / Judes / Supermarket's Own Brand / I dont buy ice cream / Prefer not to say 0 256 256 2019-02-07 1,432 0
If you were getting married, what would be the hardest things to agree on? radio Bridesmaids / Groomsmen / Location / Catering / Cake / Date / Guest list / Table plan / Other / Prefer not to say 0 255 255 2019-02-06 655 0
How do you feel about the "gig economy" (Uber, Hermes, etc.)? radio It is good for society / It is bad for society / It is both good and bad / Prefer not to say 0 254 254 2019-02-06 14,510 0
Were Hermes right to offer 28 days paid holiday and increased pay to "gig" workers? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 253 253 2019-02-06 22,686 0
If you were getting married, how much influence would family tradition/culture have? radio I would never get married / No influence. My partner and I would make all the decisions / They would have to be considered / They would play a major role / They would play a dominant role / Totally. My partner and I would make no decisions / Prefer not to say 0 251 251 2019-02-06 2,622 0
Have you been to see the new film The Upside starring Kevin Hart & Bryan Cranston? radio Yes / No / Not yet / Prefer not to say 0 250 250 2019-02-06 15,495 0
Should you give money to homeless people? radio Yes, always / No / Prefer not to say 0 249 249 2019-02-05 2,576 0
In which social class would you consider yourself? radio Underclass / Working class / Lower middle class / Middle class / Upper middle class / Upper class / No class / Prefer not to say 1 248 248 2019-02-03 Social class 167,003 365
Have you ever commented in the comments section? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 247 247 2019-02-02 92,564 0
What do you prefer on toast? radio Marmite / Marmalade / Jam / Peanut butter / Just butter / Something else / Prefer not to say 0 246 246 2019-02-02 975 0
Is your child's school closed due to the weather? radio Yes / No / I don't have kids at school / I don't know yet / Prefer not to say 0 245 245 2019-02-01 49,597 0
Have the gritters cleared your roads? radio Minor and major roads are clear / Only major roads are clear / All roads are clear / No snow in my area / I don't know / No nearby roads are clear / Prefer not to say 0 243 243 2019-02-01 51,063 0
Would you consider a 21 day ticket to Walk Disney World Florida for £19 a day good value? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 242 242 2019-01-31 5,857 0
When thinking about Walt Disney World which of the below appeals to you the most? radio Meeting your Disney Heroes / Discovering new worlds of adventure / Immersing yourself in the movies / Seeing Cinderella's Castle / Prefer not to say 0 241 241 2019-01-30 6,871 0
What websites/apps do you use to follow local news? checkbox InYourArea.co.uk / Nextdoor.com / Local Paper website / Facebook / Twitter / Other / None / Prefer not to say 0 240 240 2019-01-30 21,512 0
Have you heard of InYourArea.co.uk? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 238 238 2019-01-30 31,239 0
Where do you get your local news updates from? radio Facebook / Twitter / InYourArea.co.uk / Local Newspaper / Radio / Parish Magazines / Prefer not to say 0 237 237 2019-01-30 28 0
What's your favourite day of the week? radio Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Thursday / Friday / Saturday / Sunday / Prefer not to say 0 236 236 2019-01-30 9,303 0
Which of the Oscar Best Picture nominations have you seen? checkbox Black Panther / BlacKkKlansman / Bohemian Rhapsody / The Favourite / Green Book / Roma / A Star Is Born / Vice / Haven't watched these movies / Prefer not to say 0 235 235 2019-01-30 82,467 0
What do you feel is unique about a cruise holiday in comparison to a different type of holiday? checkbox Arrive by sea in the heart of the city / See more places / Cultural experiences / Food and drink on board / Customer service on board / Meeting new people / Stops at different cities / Entertainment on board / Other / Prefer not to say 0 234 233 2019-01-30 3 0
What do you feel is unique about a cruise holiday in comparison to a different type of holiday? checkbox Arrive by sea in the heart of the city / See more places / Cultural experiences / Food and drink on board / Customer service on board / Meeting new people / Stops at different cities / Entertainment on board / Other / Prefer not to say 0 233 233 2019-01-30 2 0
The idea of arriving in a new place by sea makes me... radio Very likely to consider a cruise / Likely to consider a cruise / Somewhat likely to consider a cruise / Not likely to consider a cruise / Prefer not to say 0 232 232 2019-01-30 3 0
What do you imagine it to be/feel like arriving at a new port by sea? checkbox Unique / Exciting / Romantic / Bored / Nervous / Anxious / Intrigued / Relaxed / Happy / Other / Prefer not to say 0 231 231 2019-01-30 2 0
Who's going to win the Six Nations rugby tournament? radio England / Wales / Ireland / Scotland / France / Italy / Prefer not to say 0 230 230 2019-01-29 35,436 0
Would you consider going on a cruise in the next 3 years? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 229 229 2019-01-29 8,407 0
Who do you typically go on holiday with? checkbox Solo / Partner / Family (partner and children) / Extended family (partner and children) / Friends / Other / Prefer not to say 0 228 228 2019-01-28 5,747 0
Where do you typically go on holiday? checkbox Europe / UK / Asia / North America / South America / Africa / Middle East / Australia/Oceania / I don't go on holiday / Prefer not to say 0 227 227 2019-01-28 6,035 0
How much do you typically spend on a holiday per person? radio Under £500 / £500 or more / Prefer not to say 0 226 226 2019-01-28 5,025 0
Have you ever been on a cruise holiday? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 225 225 2019-01-28 75,168 0
Which energy company do you think is the most reputable? radio SSE / British Gas / Npower / Scottish Power / E.on / EDF / Prefer not to say 0 223 223 2019-01-26 444 0
Which Music Provider do you use? checkbox Spotify / Google Play / Apple Music / Youtube / Tidal / Soundcloud / Mixcloud / Other / Prefer not to say 0 222 222 2019-01-24 873 0
If you had to choose one of the following, what would it be? radio Eternal life / £10 million / True love / Life-long happiness / Prefer not to say 0 221 221 2019-01-24 92,914 0
Would you link your bank account through Open Banking to an app if it helped you find a better mortgage deal? radio Yes / No / Maybe / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 220 220 2019-01-23 284 0
What Brands of Biscuits are you happy to give to your kids? (tick all that apply) checkbox Maryland Cookies / Twix / Oreo / Cadbury Fingers / KitKat / McVities / McVities Jaffa Cakes / Penguin / McVities Chocolate Digestives / Fox's / Wagon Wheels / Jammie Dodgers / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 219 219 2019-01-22 43,250 0
What Brands of Biscuits did you eat as a child? (tick all that apply) checkbox Maryland Cookies / Twix / Oreo / Cadbury Fingers / KitKat / McVities / McVities Jaffa Cakes / Penguin / McVities Chocolate Digestives / Fox's / Wagon Wheels / Jammie Dodgers / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 218 218 2019-01-22 85,744 0
Which of the following 'eastern' flavours of crisps would tempt you? checkbox Malaysian Red Curry / Indian Tandoori Chicken Masala / Japanese BBQ Teriyaki / Peking Duck with Hoisin Sauce / I don't eat crisps / None / Prefer not to say 0 217 217 2019-01-22 67,698 0
Would you consider yourself an adventurous eater? radio Absolutely I love to try new tastes & flavours / Sometimes, I know my limits / No, I like to play it safe / Prefer not to say 1 216 216 2019-01-22 97,988 0
Which of the following cuisines do you like to eat? (Tick all that apply) checkbox American (BBQ) / British / Caribbean / Chinese / French / Greek / Indian / Italian / Japanese / Mediterranean / Mexican / Spanish / Thai / Turkish / Vietnamese / Other / None / Prefer not to say 1 215 215 2019-01-22 Cuisines enjoyed 190,595 365
What's the UK's 2nd city? radio Manchester / Birmingham / Glasgow / Prefer not to say 0 214 214 2019-01-19 85,732 0
will we leave the eu radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 213 213 2019-01-18 984 0
Who do you blame for the current Brexit crisis? (tick all that apply) checkbox Remain voters / Leave voters / Leave campaign / Remain campaign / David Cameron / Theresa May / Jeremy Corbyn / The EU / The Media / Nigel Farage / Conservative Party / Labour Party / Prefer not to say 0 212 212 2019-01-17 85,711 0
If there was a General Election tomorrow, who would you vote for? radio Conservative / Labour / Liberal Democrats / Other / Prefer not to say 0 211 211 2019-01-16 50,585 0
What is the best way to beat the January blues? radio Go on an online shopping spree / Book a holiday / Have a good old gossip about people you don't like / Have an affair or a one night stand / Get a dog / Play Fortnite / Break your diet / Go to the gym or do some exercise / Feed your 'property porn' habit / Book a massage or pamper session / Learn a new language / Play chess / Eat chocolate / Listen to cheesy music / Go dancing / Prefer not to say 0 210 210 2019-01-16 1,630 0
Which outcome would you LEAST prefer? radio Leave EU with no deal / Public vote / Remain in EU (revoke article 50) / Renegotiate and delay withdrawal / Something else / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 209 209 2019-01-15 67,852 0
Which outcome would you prefer? radio Leave EU with no deal / Public vote / Remain in EU (revoke article 50) / Renegotiate and delay withdrawal / Something else / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 208 208 2019-01-15 67,595 0
Do we need a maximum age for voters? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 207 207 2019-01-15 1,034 0
Should Brexit be scrapped? radio Yes / No / I don't know / Prefer not to say 0 206 206 2019-01-15 1,096 0
Should MPs accept or reject Theresa May's Brexit deal? radio Accept / Reject / I don't know yet / Prefer not to say 0 205 205 2019-01-15 1,571 0
Have you heard of Zero Deposit? radio Yes / No / I'm not sure / Prefer not to say 0 204 204 1970-01-01 4,941 0
Which of the following car brands do you drive? (please tick all that apply, if any) checkbox Audi / BMW / Citroen / Fiat / Ford / Honda / Hyundai / Jaguar / Jeep / Kia / Land Rover / Mercedes / MINI / Mitsubishi / Nissan / Peugeot / Renault / SEAT / Skoda / Suzuki / Toyota / Vauxhall / Volkswagen / Volvo / Other / I don't drive a car / Prefer not to say 1 203 203 2019-01-11 Car brand 234,326 365
How much do you think it costs to hire a professional 4-piece wedding band to perform for 2 hours? radio Under £250 / £250 to £500 / £500 to £1000 / £1000 to £1500 / £1500 to £2000 / £2000 to £3000 / £3000 to £5000 / Over £5000 / Prefer not to say 0 200 200 2019-01-10 73,778 0
Do you get enough training at work? radio I don't work / Yes, I get loads / I get some, but could do with more / I don't get enough / Prefer not to say 0 199 199 2019-01-09 7,209 0
What is the primary reason that you play paid lottery/lotteries? radio The dream of becoming a millionaire / To support good causes / The ticket cost is insignificant to me, so might as well / It is fun/exciting / Other / I don't play paid lotteries / Prefer not to say 0 198 198 2019-01-07 37,122 0
Are you doing Dry January? radio Yes / No / What's Dry January? / Prefer not to say 0 196 196 2019-01-05 77,285 0
What is the primary reason that you don't play the lottery? radio I don't believe I can win / I don't like gambling / I played but never won or only won tiny amounts / I don't know anybody that ever won anything / I might get addicted / The chances of winning are too small / It is a tax on the poor / Other / I do play paid lotteries / Prefer not to say 0 195 195 2019-01-05 36,930 0
What worries you the most financially? radio Paying off student loans after finishing university / Having to get paid work during term time/holidays / Paying rent & utilities / Paying for food / Not having enough money for entertainment / Getting a job that I like after finishing university / Other / Prefer not to say 0 194 194 2019-01-05 1,044 0
What types of TV programmes do you like to watch? checkbox I don't watch TV / Documentaries / Drama & Soaps / Entertainment / Food / History / Lifestyle / Music / News / Science & Nature / Sport / Prefer not to say 0 193 193 2019-01-04 80,307 0
What's your favourite UK accent? radio Aberdonian / Scottish (general) / Geordie / Yorkshire / East Anglian / Home Counties (well-spoken)/ Oxford / Standard/ (RP) / Cockney / Estuary (London and the Home Counties) / SouthWest/ Bristolian / Welsh / Brummie /Birmingham/ Midlands / Liverpudlian / Mancunian / Northern Irish/ Ulster / Lancastrian / Cumbrian/ Lake District / Glaswegian / Highlands & Islands / Prefer not to say 1 192 192 2019-01-02 97,179 0
How do you feel about your accent? radio I hate it / I don't like it / I neither like or dislike / I like it / I love it / Prefer not to say 1 191 191 2018-12-31 157,090 0
Did you, as a consumer, spend more or less this Christmas than last year? radio Spent significantly more / Spent slightly more / Spent about the same / Spent slightly less / Spent significantly less / Prefer not to say 0 189 189 2018-12-29 82,525 0
What time do you tend to eat your evening meal? radio Before 4pm / 4-5pm / 5-6pm / 6-7pm / 7-8pm / 8-9pm / After 9pm / I don't eat an evening meal / It varies too much to say / Prefer not to say 0 187 187 2018-12-29 57,121 0
Did you donate to charity this Christmas? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 186 186 2018-12-28 67,145 0
Are you donating money to charity this Christmas? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 185 185 2018-12-24 67,288 0
When do you pull Christmas crackers? radio Before dinner / During dinner / After dinner / Prefer not to say 0 184 184 2018-12-22 950 0
What gender is the person who manages the bills (such as gas and electricity) in your household? radio Male / Female / Other / Prefer not to say 0 183 183 2018-12-21 2,694 0
If you had 5 pounds to donate, who would you rather donate to? radio Royal British Legion / Help 4 Heroes / SSAFA / Another military charity / I wouldn't donate to a military charity / Prefer not to say 0 173 173 1970-01-01 17,936 0
Have you ever been bullied at school? checkbox Yes, I was bullied / No, I wasn't bullied / I was the bully / Prefer not to say 0 172 172 2018-12-20 45,425 0
When are the Christmas presents opened in your household? radio On Christmas Eve / All in the morning / All in the afternoon / All in the evening / Throughout the day / I don't celebrate Christmas, or open presents / Prefer not to say 0 171 171 2018-12-20 22,482 0
What's the first thing you do in the morning? radio Make coffee/tea / Have a shower / Eat breakfast / Listen to the radio / Go back to sleep / Prefer not to say 0 170 170 2018-12-20 932 0
How often do you go to the cinema each year? radio I don't go to the cinema / 1-2 / 3-4 / 5-8 / 8-11 / 12+ / Prefer not to say 0 169 169 1970-01-01 40,913 0
What stone do women prefer in their engagement ring? radio Diamond / Emerald / Sapphire / Prefer not to say 0 168 168 2018-12-19 912 0
What do you have for breakfast? checkbox Cereal / Toast / Porridge / Fry up / Yoghurt / Fruit / Smoothie / Hot drink / Eggs on toast / Croissant / Fresh fruit juice / Sandwich / Other / Nothing / Prefer not to say 1 167 167 2018-12-19 105,414 0
What is your star sign? radio Aries / Taurus / Gemini / Cancer / Leo / Virgo / Libra / Scorpio / Sagittarius / Capricorn / Aquarius / Pisces / I don't know / Prefer not to say 1 161 161 2018-12-19 100,161 0
How many portions of fruit do you eat per day? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / None 0 158 158 2018-12-18 1,320 0
Would you buy a Bovis home? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 154 154 2018-12-18 11,723 0
How do you sleep? radio Front / Back / Side / I don't know / Prefer not to say 1 153 153 2018-12-14 128,675 0
How many portions of vegetables do you eat a day? radio 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5+ / Prefer not to say 1 152 152 2018-12-14 156,779 365
What's your favourite meat? radio I don't eat meat / Beef / Lamb / Pork / Chicken 0 151 151 2018-12-14 17,106 0
Do you own a rental property? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 150 150 2018-12-14 107,897 0
Would you pay £80 to have Wi-Fi in your car? radio Yes / No / Not sure / Prefer not to say 0 149 149 2018-12-14 42,114 0
Are you looking forward to Christmas? radio Yes / No 0 148 148 2018-12-13 276 0
Have you heard of the shoe Brand Sam Edelman? radio Yes or no / No 0 147 147 2018-12-13 93 0
What is your favourite fruit radio Apple / Banana / Orange / Kiwi / Peach / Pineapple / Plum 0 146 146 2018-12-13 5,238 0
Which most accurately describes the industry in which you currently work? radio Administration / Animal care / Beauty and wellbeing / Business and finance / Computing, technology and digital / Construction and trades / Creative and media / Delivery and storage / Emergency and uniform services / Engineering and maintenance / Environment and land / Government services / Healthcare / Home services / Hospitality and food / Law and legal / Managerial / Manufacturing / Retail and sales / Science and research / Social care / Sports and leisure / Teaching and education / Transport / Travel and tourism / Other / I don't work / Retired / Prefer not to say 1 144 144 1970-01-01 Industry 233,789 365
If you had a chance to vote again in the 2016 Brexit referendum, how would you vote? radio Vote Remain again / Vote Leave again / Change to Remain / Change to Leave / I didn't vote last time / Prefer not to say 0 143 143 1970-01-01 164,829 0
How happy would you say you are in general? radio Very happy / Happy / Slightly happy / Neutral / Slightly unhappy / Unhappy / Very unhappy / I'm not sure at the moment / Prefer not to say 0 142 142 1970-01-01 Level of happiness 79,422 0
Would you participate in paid, licensed & regulated clinical trials to help develop new treatments? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 141 141 1970-01-01 152,938 0
Would you participate in paid, regulated clinical trials to help develop new medical treatments? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 140 140 1970-01-01 320 0
Would you participate in paid clinical trials to help develop new medical treatments? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 139 139 1970-01-01 274 0
Please select the two words that you most associate with Salisbury, Wiltshire checkbox Beautiful / Heritage / Traditional / Cathedral / Calm / Cultural / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 138 138 1970-01-01 61,035 0
Do you think that Benefit products are good quality compared to other Cosmetics brands? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 137 137 1970-01-01 141 0
Do you think that Benefit are good value compared to other Cosmetics brands? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 136 135 1970-01-01 166 0
Where do you buy your makeup? radio Online / In a shop / I don't buy makeup / Prefer not to say 0 135 134 1970-01-01 830 0
How likely would you be to spend more time in a pub that had an interactive gaming experience? radio Definitely / Much more likely / Slightly more likely / Just as likely / Slightly less likely / Much less likely / I definitely wouldn't go to one / Prefer not to say 0 134 136 1970-01-01 6,390 0
Who provides the best TV service? radio BT / Sky / Virgin Media / TalkTalk / I don't have a TV service / Prefer not to say 1 130 130 1970-01-01 91,314 0
Who provides the best broadband service? radio BT / Sky / Virgin Media / EE / TalkTalk / Plusnet / Post Office / Vodafone / Other / I don't have broadband / Prefer not to say 1 128 128 1970-01-01 81,299 0
Who provides your home broadband? radio BT / Sky / Virgin Media / EE / TalkTalk / Plusnet / Post Office / Vodafone / Other / I don't have broadband / Prefer not to say 0 127 127 1970-01-01 Broadband provider 145,799 365
Would you drink non-alcoholic beer radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 1 126 126 1970-01-01 217,129 0
Which UK bank do you think has the best reputation? radio Lloyds Bank / HSBC / TSB / NatWest / First Direct / Halifax / Monzo / Citibank / Santander / Virgin Money / Bank of Scotland / RBS / Barclays / Co-operative Bank / Tesco Bank / M&S Bank / Nationwide / Metro / Yorkshire Bank / Clydesdale Bank / Ulster Bank / Bank of Ireland / Danske Bank / Other / Prefer not to say 0 125 125 1970-01-01 25,148 0
Do you regularly buy fruit juice? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 124 124 1970-01-01 134,945 0
Who do you bank with? (tick all that apply) checkbox Lloyds Bank / HSBC / TSB / NatWest / First Direct / Halifax / Monzo / Citibank / Santander / Virgin Money / Bank of Scotland / RBS / Barclays / Co-operative Bank / Tesco Bank / M&S Bank / Nationwide / Metro / Yorkshire Bank / Clydesdale Bank / Ulster Bank / Bank of Ireland / Danske Bank / Other / Prefer not to say 1 123 123 2021-04-01 Bank 148,282 365
How often do you look for new foundation? radio Never / Sometimes / Quite often / Very often / Prefer not to say 0 122 122 1970-01-01 64,214 0
Do you look for an Anti-Perspirant or Deodorant when looking for Spray? radio Anti-perspirant / Deodorant / Both / Neither 0 121 121 1970-01-01 34,024 0
What are your feelings about extra Christmas expenditure? (tick all that apply) checkbox I love splashing out on Christmas / It's worth it / I don't mind / I just about scrape by / I don't like the pressure to spend / I get in debt or sacrifice essentials / I am already in debt and sacrificing essentials / I avoid spending more / Prefer not to say 0 120 120 1970-01-01 1,679 0
What is the most entertaining moment for you when playing the National Lottery? radio When choosing the numbers to play / During the week in anticipation of the draw / When I'm about to see the result / When I have won a prize / Other / Prefer not to say 0 119 119 1970-01-01 1,100 0
How often do you, or your partner, spend money at betting shops? radio Daily / Several times a week / Weekly / Several times a month / Monthly / Several times a year / Yearly / Rarely / Never / Prefer not to answer 1 118 118 1970-01-01 148,973 365
Can we share your postcode with a local ad platform if it funded a new draw for your postcode area? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 1 117 117 1970-01-01 110,551 0
Would you allow us to use your postcode to show you local ads on a new draw for your postcode area? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 116 116 1970-01-01 681 0
Would you allow us to use your postcode to show you local ads? radio Yes / Only if it funded a new local draw / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 115 115 1970-01-01 429 0
Would you allow us to use your postcode with a 3rd party advertising platform to show you local ads? radio Yes / Only if it funded a new local draw / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 114 114 1970-01-01 132 0
How do you check the results of national lottery? radio I watch it on TV / I check the results on National Lottery website / I wait for the email / Other / Prefer not to say 0 113 113 1970-01-01 18,089 0
Do you have double glazing? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 112 112 1970-01-01 5,903 0
Who's going to win I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here this year? radio Noel Edmonds / John Barrowman / Rita Simons / Harry Redknapp / Emily Attack / James McVey / Sair Kahn / Nick Knowles / Malique Tompson-Dwyer / Fleur East / Anne Hegarty / I don't care / Prefer not to say 0 111 111 1970-01-01 25,324 0
What do you think of the new John Lewis Christmas TV ad? radio Love it / Like it / Neither like it or dislike it / Dislike it / Hate it / Not seen it / Prefer not to say 0 110 110 1970-01-01 4,617 0
Do you have access to a printer? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 109 109 1970-01-01 79,748 0
What's your favourite jam flavour? radio Strawberry / Raspberry / Apricot / Blackberry / Cherry / Other / Prefer not to say 0 108 108 1970-01-01 53 0
What Heinz Products do you regularly purchase? (tick all that apply) checkbox Heinz Tomato Ketchup / Heinz Baked Beans / Heinz Seriously Good Mayonnaise / Heinz Salad Cream / Heinz Barbeque Sauce / Heinz Soup / HP Brown Sauce / Other Heinz Products / I don't buy Heinz / Prefer not to say 0 107 107 1970-01-01 91,793 0
Which of the following comedy actors would you go to see at the cinema? checkbox Kevin Hart / Adam Sandler / Owen Wilson / Bryan Cranston / Will Ferrell / I don't like comedies / None of the above / I'd rather not say 0 106 106 1970-01-01 111,990 0
Have you bought or consumed any Branston Pickle in the last 7 days? (select all that apply) checkbox I bought some / I consumed some / No / Prefer not to say 0 105 105 1970-01-01 30,317 0
What would make you buy Branston Pickle? radio Price drop, or price promotion / A new way of using it. eg. As a "cheat" in a recipe / More variety. eg. a range of alternative flavours / A "premium" version / Better packaging / More awareness. eg. Being reminded more often by advertising / Smaller jar sizes / Something else / Prefer not to say 0 104 104 1970-01-01 5,199 0
Why don't you buy Branston Pickle? radio I can't afford it / I don't think to buy it, but I would if I did / I buy a cheaper alternative / I buy a more expensive alternative / I'm trying to avoid it, or something I normally eat it with, for dietary reasons / I don't think I'd get through it all / I only eat it at Christmas / I buy other sauces as I can use them in other dishes / I prefer to buy more exciting sauces / Something else / Prefer not to say 0 103 103 1970-01-01 5,973 0
What best describes your experience of Branston Pickle? radio Never heard of it / I don't like it / I neither like or dislike it / I like it but don't buy it / I think I have some, but rarely consume it / I usually have some and I often consume it / I always have some and I regularly consume it / Prefer not to say 0 102 102 1970-01-01 80,280 0
What's your favourite terrestrial TV Channel radio BBC One / BBC Two / ITV / Channel 4 / Channel 5 / None / Prefer not to say 1 101 101 1970-01-01 101,053 0
What is your favourite flavour of crisps? radio Ready salted / Salt & vinegar / Prawn cocktail / Cheese & onion / Other / Rather not say 1 100 100 1970-01-01 108,479 0
What are you planning to buy this Black Friday? checkbox Clothing / Toys / Furniture & lighting / Electrical items / Footware / Home & garden items / A holiday / Sportswear / Baby & child items / Beauty products / Nothing / Prefer not to say 1 99 99 1970-01-01 115,057 0
Who provides your home TV service? radio Terrestrial only / Sky / Virgin Media / BT / TalkTalk / EE / Other / None / Prefer not to say 1 98 98 1970-01-01 TV service provider 189,679 365
Would you consider taking a Walt Disney World, Florida holiday in the next twelve months? radio Very likely / Likely / Undecided / Unlikely / No / Prefer not to say 0 96 96 1970-01-01 265,607 0
Do you own a Tassimo Coffee Machine? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 0 95 95 1970-01-01 85,198 0
Where do you do your clothes shopping? checkbox Primark / Debenhams / House of Fraser / Marks & Spencer / John Lewis / Very / Asos / Amazon / Other / Prefer not to say 0 94 97 1970-01-01 73,393 0
Do you use any of the following Mobile Banking Accounts? radio Monzo / Plum / Curve / Monese / Atom Bank / Revolut / Starling / None of the above / I'd prefer not to say 1 92 92 1970-01-01 144,952 365
Which of the following best describes your current employment situation? radio Self-employed / Small business owner / Decision-maker at work / Wishing to start a business / None of the above / Not applicable / Not working / Retired / Prefer not to say 1 91 91 1970-01-01 Business decision making power 189,769 365
How likely are you to sign up to Xbox Gamepass in the next 3 months? radio Definitely will / Probably will / May or may not / Probably will not / Definitely will not / Never heard of it 0 90 90 2018-10-01 11,792 0
What games consoles do you own? checkbox Xbox One / Xbox Series X / Playstation 4 / Playstation 5 / Nintendo Switch / Other / None / Prefer not to say 1 89 89 1970-01-01 Games console ownership 182,383 365
How happy are you with your broadband connection? radio Very happy / Happy / Indifferent / Unhappy / Very unhappy / Prefer not to say 1 88 88 1970-01-01 175,655 0
Do you own a local business? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 87 87 1970-01-01 134,784 730
What size shoes do you wear? radio 3 / 3.5 / 4 / 4.5 / 5 / 5.5 / 6 / 6.5 / 7 / 7.5 / 8 or larger / Prefer not to say 1 86 86 1970-01-01 159,160 0
Who is your mobile network provider? radio BT Mobile / Sky Mobile / EE / Tesco Mobile / Giffgaff / Three / O2 / Virgin Mobile / Plusnet / Vodafone / Other / Prefer not to say 1 85 85 1970-01-01 Mobile network provider 184,946 365
Would you watch an ad for 15 seconds if it generated a free 6p donation to charity? radio Yes / No thanks 0 84 84 2018-02-07 30,847 0
Would you pay a small amount for an ad-free Pickmypostcode.com mobile phone app? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 83 83 1970-01-01 436 0
Are you looking to improve your home? radio Yes / No / Maybe / Prefer not to say 0 82 82 1970-01-01 135,831 0
How do you follow local news? checkbox Local newspaper / Local radio / Local news bulletins on TV / Local news website(s) / Local groups/pages on social media / Other / I don't follow local news / Prefer not to say 1 81 81 1970-01-01 180,667 365
What do you prefer? radio One chance to win 500 pounds / Ten chances to win 50 pounds / A hundred chances to win 5 pounds / Prefer not to say 1 80 80 1970-01-01 108,292 0
Do you buy magazines? radio Sometimes / Regularly / Never / I prefer not to say 0 79 79 1970-01-01 145,015 0
Do you rent or own a property? checkbox Own / Rent / None 0 78 78 1970-01-01 110,987 0
Do you wear any of the following? checkbox Glasses / Contact lenses / None / Prefer not to say 1 77 77 1970-01-01 204,536 0
What kind of computer do you regularly use? checkbox PC / Mac / Linux / Android / iOS / None / Prefer not to say 1 76 76 1970-01-01 146,191 365
How do you do your shopping? radio Online only / Mostly online / Sometimes online / Never online / Prefer not to say 1 75 75 1970-01-01 158,566 365
How concerned are you about your credit rating? radio Very / A little / Not really / Not at all / Prefer not to say 1 74 74 1970-01-01 134,324 365
What month does your mobile phone contract expire? radio January / February / March / April / May / June / July / August / September / October / November / December / It already expired / I don't have a mobile phone contract / Can't/won't answer 1 73 73 1970-01-01 78,060 0
What washing detergent do you use? radio Persil / Surf / Ecover / Ariel / Daz / Fairy / Bold / Supermarket own brand / Other / I don't use any / I'd prefer not to say 0 72 72 1970-01-01 138,101 0
We're just curious about why you don't check the other draws on the site. Please answer one of the f radio Pages take too long to load / Too much effort / I wasn't aware they existed / I'm only interested in the big £500 Main Draw / Something else 0 71 71 1970-01-01 6,624 0
How often are you seeing the "Want better ads and bigger prizes?" popup? radio Once / A couple of times / Many, but not every time / Every time / Never 0 70 70 1970-01-01 32,720 0
Who supplies your electricity? radio British Gas / npower / E.ON / EDF Energy / SSE / Scottish Power / None of the above / I don't use electricity / Other supplier / Prefer not to answer 1 69 69 1970-01-01 Electricity supplier 228,631 365
Who supplies your gas? radio British Gas / npower / E.ON / EDF Energy / SSE / Scottish Power / Other supplier / None of the above / I don't use gas / Prefer not to answer 1 68 68 1970-01-01 Gas supplier 224,041 365
What are your top three interests? checkbox Food & Drink / Health & Fitness / Personal Finance / Fashion & Beauty / Travel / Family / Home & Garden / Gadgets & Tech / Entertainment / Prefer not to say 1 67 67 2018-05-24 1,370,340 0
Do you actively participate in stock trading? radio Yes / No / Prefer not to say 1 66 66 1970-01-01 137,948 0
What's your main occupation? radio Senior managerial / Professional / Administrative / Intermediate managerial / Professional / Administrative / Junior managerial / Professional / Administrative / Student / Skilled manual worker / Semi-skilled manual worker / Unskilled manual worker / Casual worker - not permanent / Homemaker / Retired / Unemployed / Full-time carer / Prefer not to say 1 65 65 1970-01-01 Seniority at work 418,125 365
How much time a week do you spend playing computer games? radio None / Less than an hour / 1 to 2 hours / 2 to 3 hours / 3 to 4 hours / 4 to 5 hours / More than 5 hours / Prefer not to say 1 64 64 1970-01-01 155,273 0
How do you donate money to charity? (Please select all that apply) checkbox Direct debit / Charity shops / Sponsorship of others / Leaving in will / One off donations / I don't / Prefer not to say 1 63 63 1970-01-01 145,185 365
If the universe is expanding and the universe is everything, where is it going? radio Nowhere / Everywhere / Stop it. My head hurts / Other 0 62 62 1970-01-01 96,881 0
Where do you get your news? checkbox Television / Radio / Newspapers / Magazines / Facebook / X / Twitter / News websites / Directly from people / Other / None / Prefer not to say 1 61 61 1970-01-01 133,604 0
What's your favourite snack? checkbox Crisps / Peanuts / Popcorn / Twiglets / Chocolate / Biscuits / Sweets / Other / None / Prefer not to say 1 60 60 1970-01-01 139,123 0
What's your favourite season? radio Winter / Spring / Summer / Autumn / Prefer not to say 1 59 59 1970-01-01 280,482 0
Do you take the shampoos and conditioner bottles from hotels? radio Yes / No / Shhh... I'd rather not say 0 58 58 1970-01-01 170,080 0
What do you like best on your chips? radio Ketchup / Mayo / Curry Sauce / Salt & Vinegar / Gravy / Cheese / Cheese and gravy / Chilli sauce / Garlic sauce / Other / I don’t like chips / Prefer not to say 1 57 57 1970-01-01 194,618 0
How much do you spend on groceries in a week? (£) radio 0 / 1 - 25 / 26 - 50 / 51 - 75 / 76 - 100 / 100 or more / Prefer not to say 1 56 56 1970-01-01 Weekly grocery spend 171,204 365
When you go abroad, how do you obtain currency? checkbox From the airport Bureau de Change / From the post office or other high street banks/bureaus / Use my bank debit or credit card and/or take out cash at ATMs abroad / Using a travel card / cash passport / multi-currency card / Other / I don't go abroad / Prefer not to say 1 55 55 1970-01-01 150,027 365
Where is your next holiday? radio Abroad / In the UK / Nothing planned / Prefer not to say 0 54 54 1970-01-01 156,436 0
Do you crunch or dunk your biscuits? radio Crunch / Dunk / Neither / Mind your own biscuits 1 53 53 1970-01-01 268,030 0
Do you ever listen to audiobooks? radio Yes / No, doesn't interest me / No, but I might one day / Prefer not to say 1 52 52 1970-01-01 187,915 0
How many books do you read on average every month? radio None / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 or more / Prefer not to say 1 51 51 1970-01-01 182,548 365
Which of the following lifestyle/fashion magazines do you read? checkbox LOOK Magazine / Vogue / Cosmopolitan / Company Magazine / GRAZIA / ELLE / Glamour / Porter Magazine / Red Magazine / Heat / Closer / OK! / Hello! / Marie Claire / None / Prefer not to say 1 50 50 1970-01-01 215,659 0
Which of the following drinks brands do you consume? checkbox Coca-Cola / Pepsi / Lucozade / Robinsons / Volvic / Tropicana / Innocent / Ribena / Red Bull / None / Prefer not to say 1 49 49 1970-01-01 184,681 365
How many times in a month do you eat fast food? radio 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6-10 / More than 10 / Prefer not so say 1 48 48 1970-01-01 137,213 0
Which online video on demand services do you subscribe to? (tick all that apply, or none) checkbox Netflix / Amazon Prime Instant Video / Now TV / Hulu / Other / None 0 47 47 1970-01-01 121,199 0
How concerned are you about how much food we waste? radio Very concerned / Concerned / Slighty concerned / Not concerned / Prefer not to say 1 46 46 1970-01-01 136,769 0
Which film genres do you enjoy watching? (tick all that apply) checkbox Action / Animation / Comedy / Crime / Documentary / Drama / Family / Fantasy / History / Horror / Musical / Mystery / Romance / Sci-Fi / Thriller / None / Prefer not to say 1 45 45 1970-01-01 138,472 0
How many times in a month do you order take-away food? radio Never / Once in a while / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6-10 / More than 10 / Prefer not to answer 1 44 44 1970-01-01 Takeaways per month 220,223 365
How many times in a month do you shop online? radio Never / Once in a while / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6-10 / More than 10 / Prefer not to answer 1 43 43 1970-01-01 Online shops per month 212,811 365
How much time a day do you spend watching tv? radio None / Less than an hour / 1 to 2 hours / 2 to 3 hours / 3 to 4 hours / 4 to 5 hours / More than 5 hours / Prefer not to say 1 42 42 1970-01-01 TV watching per day (hours) 221,183 365
How much time a day do you spend on the internet? radio None / Less than an hour / 1 to 2 hours / 2 to 3 hours / 3 to 4 hours / 4 to 5 hours / More than 5 hours / Prefer not to say 1 41 41 1970-01-01 Internet use per day (hours) 217,089 365
Which of the following devices do you own? (tick all that apply) checkbox Laptop computer / Desktop computer / Tablet (eg. iPad) / Smartphone / eReader (eg. Kindle) / None / Prefer not to say 1 40 40 1970-01-01 183,897 0
How many times do you travel out of the country in a year? radio 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 or more / Prefer not to say 1 39 39 1970-01-01 Number of trips abroad 209,160 365
Which daily newspapers do you read? (in order of UK circulation) checkbox The Sun / Metro / Daily Mail / Daily Mirror / The Times / Daily Star / The Daily Telegraph / Daily Express / i / Financial Times / The Guardian / Other / None / Prefer not to say 1 38 38 1970-01-01 Newspaper preference 583,033 365
Where do you do your main grocery shopping? radio Aldi / Asda / Budgens / Co-op / Iceland / Lidl / Marks & Spencer / Morrisons / Ocado / Sainsburys / Tesco / Waitrose / Local shop (Spar, etc.) / Other / Prefer not to say 1 37 37 1970-01-01 Supermarket preference 229,949 365
How many hours a week do you exercise/play sport? radio Less than half an hour / 0.5 to 1 / 1 to 1.5 / 1.5 to 2 / 2 to 3 / 3 to 4 / 4 to 5 / 5 to 6 / 6 to 7 / More than 7 / None / Prefer not to say 1 36 36 1970-01-01 Exercise per week (hours) 204,233 365
How often do you go to the cinema per month? radio Less than once / Once / Twice / Three times / Four times / Five times or more / Never / Prefer not to say 1 35 35 1970-01-01 187,318 0
Do you have access to a car? radio I own a car/cars / I lease/have a company car / I have access to someone else's car / No / Prefer not to say 1 34 34 1970-01-01 Car access 263,228 365
Which of these best describes you? radio Meat eater / Paleotarian / Pescatarian / Flexitarian / Fruitarian / Vegetarian / Vegan / Raw Foodie / Other / Prefer not to say 1 30 30 1970-01-01 Meat consumption 222,255 365
Do you drink tea or coffee? radio Tea / Coffee / Both / Neither / Prefer not to say 1 29 29 1970-01-01 230,729 0
How many units of alcohol do you drink per week? (1 unit = small glass of wine or half pint of beer) radio None / 1-3 / 4-5 / 6-10 / 11-15 / More than 15 / Prefer not to say 1 28 28 1970-01-01 Alcohol per week (units) 226,407 365
How many hanging baskets have you got? checkbox None / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 or more 0 26 26 1970-01-01 52,745 0
Which of the following interest you? (please tick all that apply) checkbox News & Politics / Personal Finance / Pets / Pop Culture / Property / Religion & Spirituality / Science / Shopping / Sports / Style & Fashion / Technology & Computing / Television / Travel / Video Gaming / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 25 25 1970-01-01 Interests N - Z 267,514 0
Which of the following interest you? (please tick all that apply) checkbox Automotive / Books & Literature / Business and Finance / Careers / Education / Events & Attractions / Family & Relationships / Fine art / Food & Drink / Healthy Living / Home & Garden / Medical Health / Movies / Music & Audio / None of the above / Prefer not to say 0 24 24 1970-01-01 Interests A - M 266,670 0
How many bedrooms does your property have? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 or more / Prefer not to say 1 22 22 1970-01-01 Number of bedrooms 189,241 365
What type of property do you live in? radio House / Flat or Apartment / Bungalow / Other / Prefer not to say 1 21 21 1970-01-01 Property type 194,434 365
Which draws do you check each day? (Thanks Dave Moore) checkbox Main Draw / Video Draw / Stackpot / Survey Draw / Bonus Draws / Flash Draw / Mini Draw / Prefer not to say 0 20 20 2018-03-08 198,970 0
Do you regularly play any paid lotteries? checkbox National Lottery / Health Lottery / Peoples Postcode Lottery / No / Prefer not to say 1 19 19 2018-02-26 209,435 0
Are you a member of Quidco? radio Yes / No, stop showing me Quidco offers / Never heard of it / No, but keep showing me offers / Prefer not to say 0 18 18 2018-02-19 206,787 0
Which of these offer or cashback sites do you use? checkbox Groupon / Quidco / Wowcher / Treatwell / Hot UK Deals / I don't use any of these / Prefer not to say 0 17 17 2018-02-13 206,196 0
What are you typically doing before or whilst checking Pick My Postcode? radio Travelling to work / On the school run / Tea / Coffee break / On the loo / Queing up or waiting / Other / Prefer not to say 1 16 16 2018-02-13 206,245 0
How do you remember to check the site? radio Reminder email / Part of daily routine / Calendar reminder / Bookmark or homepage / Prefer not to say 1 15 15 2018-02-13 207,526 0
Where did you find out about us? radio MSE / The Big Deal / Search engine / Word of mouth / Online ad / Facebook / Referral / Other / I don't remember / Prefer not to say 1 13 13 2018-02-13 206,478 0
Do you use paid survey sites to top up your income? radio Yes, I do / Not yet, but I would like to / No, it's not for me / Prefer not to say 0 12 12 2018-02-13 241,376 0
Would you watch an ad for 15 seconds if it generated a free 6p donation to charity? radio Yes / No thanks 0 11 11 2018-02-07 117,004 0
Do you have any of the following pets? Please pick all that apply checkbox Fish / Dogs / Cats / Rabbits / Birds / Rodents / Reptiles / Other pets / I do not have any pets / Prefer not to say 1 10 10 2018-02-07 Pet ownership 290,940 365
What social networks do you use regularly? Please pick all that apply checkbox Facebook / Twitter / Pinterest / LinkedIn / Instagram / Reddit / None of these 0 9 9 2018-02-07 192,512 0
What month does your home insurance renew? radio January / February / March / April / May / June / July / August / September / October / November / December / It already expired / Can't/won't answer 1 7 7 2018-02-07 149,188 0
What best describes your employment status? radio Employed for wages / Self-employed / Out of work and looking for work / Out of work but currently not looking for work / Homemaker / Student / Other / I'd rather not say 0 6 6 2018-01-31 134,833 0
What is the highest level of education you have completed? radio Lower Secondary School / Upper Secondary School / Vocational/Technical college / University / Post-graduate / I'd rather not say 1 5 5 2018-01-31 Level of education 393,080 0
How many children do you have? radio 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 or more / None / I'd rather not say 1 4 4 2018-01-31 Number of children 472,604 365
What is your current relationship status? radio Divorced / In a relationship / Living with partner / Separated / Single / Widowed / Married / Civil Partnership / I'd rather not say 1 3 3 2018-01-31 Marital status 405,307 365